NewTubers is a place to CONNECT and COLLABORATE We can grow faster when we leverage each others STRENGTHS Comment below and say one YouTube skill you think you are good at, and one you could stand to improve! Maybe you’re really good at editing, but struggle with the upfront planning/scripting Or you are awesome at titles but not as good with thumbnails If you see someone who has a strength where you have a gap, or visa versa, reply to their comment below and connect with them! We can all help each other out 🙂

This sounds like this is something y’all would like to do here in the NewTubers community so here some example posts. Thank you to Emmett for being the first to dive in and make a post! Emmett’s post 👉 click here My post 👉 click here Some tips and guidelines: - you must be at level two or higher to be able to post in this community. This is not new, this is to reduce the risk of spam, but also to encourage new members to comment on other posts in order to level up. So if you’re still at level one, find some existing posts in the community and comment on them. You will level up as soon as five other people like your posts. And FYI, you don’t get any credit for “liking” your own posts, this is just how the Skool platform is set up. - You can put your post in either the “⭐️Share Your Videos!” category or the “🎥 Feedback Wanted” category. The only difference is whether or not you are seeking feedback for the sake of improvement. **NOTE** you may still end up getting unsolicited feedback from members if you post in the “⭐️Share Your Videos!” category, just because people will comment what they want lol my ask is that everyone stays POSITIVE with their comments and responses. These categories are loose guidelines. If rules change in the future, I’ll add it to the community rules section and let y’all know 🙂 - Your post should link to your video at least once, but I like linking it near the top and again near the bottom of the post - You are allowed to use AI to write your post, however my personal recommendation is to go in and edit some of what the AI spits out to make it feel more human and less like AI slop. People can tell the difference, and so can search engines. In my example post, I used Claude to create the initial post, but then made some of my own changes. I removed a lot of 👉hyphens—like👈 the one I just used in this sentence, because AI likes to throw those in EVERYWHERE lol. I also fixed the bullet points to be formatted correctly, and I added my own affiliate links (same things I linked to in the video). I made some other changes too where it felt like change was needed (this is an art, not a science). - I am okay with you including affiliate links in your post if it aligns with your video, but you MUST disclaim it in the post, where it is clear. Don’t try to hide the disclaimer, and don’t leave the disclaimer out altogether. If I see this, I’ll remove the post. There’s no reason to hide the fact that you are an affiliate. You put the effort into the content, and if people respect your effort, they won’t have an issue supporting you by using your links. Plus, the disclaimer is a legal requirement, so please just do it!

If you are new to making YouTube videos or hoping to start a new channel, you’re in the right place! >>> START HERE IN THE CLASSROOM <<< >>> Click here to learn about creating SEO-friendly posts to promote your YouTube videos in this community <<< Want the fastest way to succeed? >>> Click Here to Join Premium <<< Being a YouTuber is a lot of fun, but it’s also a lot of work. I’ve been doing it for three years now, and it’s still not easy. Making good YouTube videos isn’t just a skill… it’s a bunch of micro skills. The good news is that, just like anything else, these skills can be learned. NewTubers is here to help you focus on what matters most, depending on where you are in your YouTube journey. I have found that strengthening my YouTuber skills has been super rewarding. And although I’m far from an expert, I created this community for 3 reasons: 1. As a way to help other beginners by sharing what I have learned 2. To have a safe space for NewTubers to bounce ideas around and ask questions 3. To learn from y’all! I think the most direct way I can help you grow is through 1-on-1 coaching, so I have built that into the community as you level up. You can read more about how that works here. ***FYI: Many of the classroom courses and resources unlock as you level up, or when you join Premium. (You also have the opportunity to unlock more coaching calls via upgrading to Premium). You increase your level by posting and commenting in the group. When people like what you post/comment, it helps you reach the next rank! It only takes a few “likes” to get to level 2, so introduce yourself and let’s get the conversation started!