- You're ready to start your YouTube channel but you just
aren't sure what video you should get started with.
You feel a little uncomfortable,
so you wanna start with something easy.
So what's an idea to get started?
Well in today's video, I've got 15
first video ideas you can do for your channel.
Hey guys, welcome back to another
episode of Just the Tips.
My name is Trena and I help creative business owners
like you get a YouTube channel started for their business.
This is a brand new series I'm kicking off here
on my channel every Thursday for the next five weeks.
It's all about coming up with video ideas
and the videos that work best for your business.
So make sure you click subscribe down below,
and even click that little bell button,
because that's gonna let you know when I post a new video.
So like I said in today's video we're gonna
talk about 15 videos you can get started
with today for your first YouTube video.
The first idea is a creator story.
So your creator story is how you got started.
What's your why?
Why are you doing what you're doing?
If you can give people the backstory,
they're much more likely to relate to you
and be much more interested in your content, follow you,
buy from you, just be that loyal following, right?
So could you do a creator story
about how you got to where you are?
The second idea is a draw my life.
So I can link some of these below,
but these draw my life videos were huge
on YouTube a couple years ago.
But they are so fun to let your
audience get to know your more.
You don't have to be like this professional drawer.
You can just draw stick figures and tell your story
through drawing on a whiteboard.
The third video idea is an opinion piece.
And opinion pieces really help you
stand out as a leader in your niche.
So if there's some hot button item or some topic that people
always talk about in your niche, give your opinion on it.
It doesn't have to be right or wrong,
it's just how you feel.
It's gonna connect to your audience
a lot more than just some generic video.
And like I said, it's gonna make you
stand out as a leader in your industry.
Next video idea is a tutorial.
Teach people how to do something.
A lot of people on YouTube just search, how to XYZ.
So what can you teach people to do on your channel?
The next one is kinda fun, it's a what's on my phone.
So you could walk people through what's on your phone.
You could also use a software that shares your phone screen
to show people the apps that you use a lot.
Now this could be very industry-specific.
So for me, I do a lot of videos,
so I would show like my iMovie app,
and different apps that I use to edit video or record video.
Maybe you're an Instagram professional.
And so maybe you could share the apps
that you use to edit video, edit photos, take photos.
It's just a fun way to allow people to get to know you
by showing what's on your phone, 'cause we all have phones,
and we we all have favorite apps, right?
The next video idea is a day in my life.
So just take the camera along with you
and share with people what you do in a day.
I actually did one of these videos a couple weeks ago.
I will link it in the card above so you can watch it.
And I mean it's nothing super exciting,
it's me working with clients, me working on a launch plan,
but it lets people get to know you behind the scenes,
behind the makeup, behind the perfectly staged background.
And it allows them to connect with you on a new level.
Another video is a how to video, so how to do something.
We talked about a tutorial video,
but maybe you could show people how to tie a shoe,
or how to post an Instagram picture
from your computer, you know?
What can you teach?
Again, teaching videos are really great on YouTube.
Favorites video, share your favorite business books,
your favorite entrepreneurs, your favorite podcasts.
People are always wanting recommendations
on what to read, what to listen to.
So share your favorites.
Tips.
Everybody wants tips for success, tips for Instagram,
tips for YouTube, tips for blog posting.
You know, whatever your niche is,
people always want tips on how to do it better.
An office tour.
Now you don't have to have a perfectly curated office,
but again, it shows people a little behind-the-scenes
of what it looks like where you work.
Now this doesn't have to be like your home office.
Maybe you could do a home tour,
or show people, hey, this is where I work.
I set up in my kitchen table.
My laptop sits here, my notebook sits here,
and this is how I do work everyday.
Again, it's just a video to connect with your audience.
It's a community piece.
It helps build that community by showing people
what real life looks like.
Think we're onto idea number 11, and that's advice.
Again, goes back with tips, tutorials, how to.
These all revolve around educational pieces
that do so well on YouTube.
So what's some advice you can give people?
I did a case study a couple months ago
on posting every single day on YouTube,
and I gave my advice on what I learned from that.
You can watch that video, I'll link it below.
But I gave a lot of advice to people just starting
on YouTube and what really worked and how
you should start incorporating YouTube.
So what's an advise video you could do?
You don't have to go out and do a huge case study like that.
But give some advice, business advice, life advice,
dating advice, whatever your specialty is.
This next one is a big one,
and people love watching these videos.
It's mistakes, so mistakes you've made.
Whether mistakes you've made on Instagram,
mistakes you've made in business.
People love hearing about mistakes.
It makes us seem more human.
You may be on video, I may be on video here,
I may look perfect, the background may look perfect,
but guess what, life ain't perfect.
And I've made plenty of mistakes.
I actually talked about this a little more
in a couple videos of YouTube mistakes that I've made.
And I will link them for you to watch,
because I'm not perfect.
And I'm always learning how to do better here on YouTube
and things that I've done that were just not right.
So what's a mistakes video you could do?
Review video.
So whether it's equipment review, course reviews.
I know here in the creative industry
we take 100 courses, right?
Share your experience, whether it was good or bad.
I mean maybe you don't wanna share bad experience,
but share your experience, did you like the way they taught?
Did you like the Facebook group?
Or review a book, review an app you're using.
What can you review that's industry-specific to you
to let people get to know about
that app that could possibly help them out?
A goals video.
So I know a lot of bloggers do monthly goals.
Allie Danae at the Social Walker Agency
is always posting a blog post about the goals she's set
and whether she reached them or not.
So maybe you could share your goals for a quarter,
or your goals for that week or your month.
But sharing goals just resonates with people
because we all have so many,
and we just want to connect with somebody else
who's setting goals and knowing how they're reaching them.
And the last video idea I have
for you is creating a channel trailer.
I really suggest that you have
a channel trailer here on your YouTube video.
It just lets people know what you're about,
why they should subscribe,
it doesn't have to be long, 90 seconds max.
I have an entire video to walk you through how to
do a channel trailer if you wanna check that out below.
But it's so important to have that channel trailer
because that's the video that will automatically play
to non-subscribers when they find your channel.
So those are 15 video ideas,
which one stood out most to you?
Which one are you gonna create?
Let me know below, I'm definitely thinking about doing
a goals video, so I'm even gonna use some of these videos
to incorporate into my video strategy as well.
If you like me giving you video ideas like this,
make sure you give this video a thumbs up
and you click subscribe, because I've got a lot more
videos coming up on Thursdays all about
video strategy and how to come up
with those video ideas specific to your needs.
So make sure you come back, click subscribe,
and thank you so much for watching.
I'll see you next week, bye.
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