Youtube: 4 Best Inexpensive Tips To Get You Started

Before starting a YouTube channel, you want to think about three things. The reason you started, what you hope to achieve, and the type of content you’ll produce. Because when it comes to creating content, it’s about being creative.

So for this post, ill be sharing my top 4 tips for starting a youtube channel. That is not only great if you are on a budget but can also come in handy if you are a beginner.


4 Inexpensive ways to Jumpstart Your Youtube Channel


1. When first starting your youtube channel, start small.

woman recording YouTube video with smart phone

Years ago, when I first started doing youtube, I did not have my Canon T5i DSLR camera. Because, at the time, I could not afford to buy it. So for about the first year or two, I used the webcam on my 2010 Macbook Pro to film my videos. It may not have been the best quality, but I found a way to make it work.

That said, it’s important to always start with what you have. Because even if you do not have a laptop, you can use the camera on your cell phone to still make amazing content until you get to a point where you can afford to upgrade your equipment.

2. Enjoy the moment and process.

I cannot emphasize this enough: doing youtube should be enjoyable. Because sadly, many people nowadays start for the wrong reasons. And so, as long as you are having fun and producing the type of content you want, continue to enjoy the journey.

3. Get creative and make a DIY Tripod Stand.

cell phone outside on tripod stand

Since I was using a webcam, having a tripod stand was never a priority. So to achieve the illusion that I was filming at a higher angle, I would take books and magazines from around the house and pile them on top of one another. To give the illusion, I was using a tripod stand.

4. Use good lighting.

woman filming on smart phone while in natural lighting

Also, when it comes to video curating, having the right lighting can make or break your video. So if you can, go for natural lighting by shooting earlier in the day to get the best lighting. But if that does not work out, try filming in a room with good lighting. Or, if you want to wait, save your money, and invest in a Ring or Soft box light.


In Conclusion

You don’t have to break the bank to get your channel started. Just use a device that has good sound and video quality. And you are all ready to go. With that said, if you found this post helpful or informative, leave comments below. See you all in my next post, toodles!

Youtube on a budget: best inexpensive tips for starting a channel

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