Livestreaming is very far at the end of my to-do-list. Without a basic audience it might be just a waste of time. I once had a podcast about fitness and nutrition in German. I didn’t really go through the roof and it never created a good funnel for podcast-listeners to check out the website and books about fitness and health that I had back then.

So, find an audience first, livestream later.

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I always wanted to do it. But then chronic health issues stopped me before even starting. I’m currently in consultation with the doctors – wish me luck. If my health issues are ever solved, vlogging is still something I want to get in to. It helps people connect with you, you can get into cinematography and video editing, and it gives you a reason to experience new things.

Sure, it’s time consuming. But if you ever find an audience, vlogging might be the best content to make for any niche. If I were healthy, I’d do it right away.

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I hate these clickbait videos. When I started doing YouTube, I decided to never use my face with a weird expression in the thumbnail or a clickbait title. I’m surely losing out on a bigger audience, but I’d rather be authentic and honest to build a good community long-term than having short-term success with something that I hate as a content consumer.

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I would assume that it’s like with blogging: Think about the audience first. A couple of good tags don’t hurt, but creating clickbait video titles just to get views is not a valid long-term strategy.

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