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I’ll audit your YouTube channel for FREE
If you’re struggling with low CTR, views, or growth, I’ll take a deep dive into your channel and show you exactly what to fix. I’ll take look at the following: • Thumbnails (why they’re not getting clicks) • Titles (how to make them more compelling) • Channel positioning • Content strategy No fluff, just practical feedback you can apply immediately. Want an honest feedback and real growth advice? I’ll review a few channels, feel free to share yours. 👇
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How do you store your old raw video footage.?
Hi everyone,I run a travel and golf channel, and I really like keeping ownership of all the raw video footage we film on our trips. For me, that footage has a lot of value because I can reuse it later for new videos or other content. The problem is that my workspace is now full of all kinds of hard drives, which I really do not like. On top of that, my footage is not 100% secure. I also want to make sure everything is backed up properly, so if one of my drives gets damaged, I still have my footage safely stored somewhere else. How do you store your old raw video footage?
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Keeping the raw footage is definitely smart, especially for a travel channel where old clips can become valuable again later. A setup that usually makes the most sense is having one main drive for working files, one backup drive, and one cloud or off-site backup. That way, if one drive fails, you’re not stuck. I actually call it the 3-2-1 backup approach — 3 copies, 2 different storage types, 1 stored off-site. It can save a lot of stress long term. Also, organizing footage well matters almost as much as storing it. Clear folder names by trip, date, or location can make old footage way easier to reuse later instead of just sitting on a drive somewhere. This kind of thing gets overwhelming fast once the footage starts piling up, so having a simple organized system early really pays off.
YouTube Banner page
A quick and basic question can anyone tell me how to adjust the YouTube banner size so that it’ll fit on all platforms? I followed the instructions from the YT short but for some reason, it will not fit on mobile devices for me.
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This usually happens because YouTube crops the banner differently on each device. The full banner can be 2560 × 1440 px, but mobile only really shows the middle safe area, so anything important has to stay inside that center zone. I’d keep all text, logos, and key visuals inside the 1546 × 423 px middle section and use the upload preview to test it before saving. That cropping catches a lot of people out. I can help out if you don't mind. Send a DM.
I’m looking for a bit of help with YouTube & Skool
I’m hoping for some advice around YouTube → Skool. I run a Skool community for UK first-time buyers in England, and I know the transformation happens once people are inside the community. The problem I’m having is using my YouTube to actually get the right people into Skool. My YouTube content is practical and aimed at people who want to buy but aren’t quite ready yet. So deposit, credit, and understanding the buying process — but I’m struggling to turn viewers into community members. There are so many people in the UK who want to buy a home. They don’t need convincing, they just need guidance. I know I can help once they find their way in, but I’m clearly missing something in how I’m using YouTube. If you’ve grown a community using YouTube, I’d really value your perspective: What would you focus on first? How would you position YouTube to feed a Skool community? Is there anything obvious I might be overlooking? Any honest advice would really help — I’m here to learn and improve.
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This really resonates. It sounds like you already have the right people watching, the gap might just be in how clearly the next step is shown. One thing I’ve noticed (and had to learn myself) is that design plays a bigger role than we like to admit. Titles, thumbnails, even how you visually frame the “why Skool exists” can make the difference between someone watching and someone taking action. If the community is where the real transformation happens, YouTube almost needs to feel like a preview of that clarity rather than just more info. Not saying the content isn’t strong, just that sometimes a small shift in how it’s presented can unlock way more of the right people. Curious what kind of videos are currently pulling in the most engaged viewers for you?
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READY 💪 Consistency really is the real advantage. Showing up compounds faster than anything else.
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Creative graphic designer turning concepts into visuals that are clear, modern, and memorable, with a strong focus on branding, and visual impact.

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Joined Dec 15, 2025
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