Hej Isabella, my favorite creators are ones like you that are genuine and don't do things just to get more clicks and views. I can tell when a creator is trying to do things for the algorithm instead of trying to create relatable content for their audience/community. I like creators who communicate and engage with their audience, because we neurodivergent people need that. And I can relate to your feelings about all the advice about how to "improve"/grow a channel; it is aimed at neurotypicals. One of the best things I ever read was a comment that said, "Stop reading improvement advice meant for neurotypicals." It just creates anxiety for us neurodivergent people.
i have been very interested in all the varieties of content and the livestreams. you are naturally charming & a good livechat leader. i agree that your authenticity and directness are some of your great strengths. the two things i would recommend if you want to get more traction are to consider titles/thumbnails and also to either wear a clip mic or get a clearer mic set-up (the audio is a bit muffled at times). i have been loving the content so far though; your instincts are very good.
Thank you! Yeah I'm annoyed by my audio and I have the possibilities to record with a mic but it takes a while to edit because of the limited gear, it's not impossible though and I'll definitely do that! I know audio is super important, believe me. I notice all the sounds I don't want in my video. I mixed it and it was much worse before that. Yes I'm trying my best to write good titles and create amazing Thumbnail and every time I do that my brain tells me to stop it and that's really something I need to work on. Thank you so much for this feedback!
Hi, I've been listening into your streams from time to time. And I like listening to what you have to say. Currently at 4 minutes into your video, my reaction is that since you feel bored by this format. Perhaps you might explore ways to be expressive that are more involved with the listener. Perhaps a way to do that online could be to develop your own discord community. This can be very rewarding and it will create a lot of stimulation and feedback since there is more interaction with everyone. And you might find new shared interests with people in your community that you want to build on.
Hi! What I mean with feeling bored is the environment and the struggles I have with creating an interesting aesthetic in my videos and also have better gear. I know that's not important in the beginning and I don't want to think about that all the time but it's something that's very hard to accept. Thank you for the great suggestions!
That means a lot to me!If I had known these things before I started my channel I would probably not do it but the reason I'm still on YT is to find community, that's what is important to me. Thank you for supporting me!
I don't think you need to make weekly content to begin with. Make content you feel comfortable with when you want and you will gain traction from that. Maybe create content based on your piano skills? I have the same issue though that I want to create stuff but don't have the tools around me to make it happen to my standards.
Thank you! Yes I feel like I have and I didn't think anyone would write to me. I dream a lot about what I could create if I had better circumstances and I will keep improving slowly. I won't pretend to be someone else though. I'll do what I feel is aligned with what I want to create and don't worry about what I think will help my channel grow.
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Keep on beeing you! Love that you are so real, spontaneus and authentic ❤ Follow your heart and what inspire you! 🥰
Be You! You’re amazing!
Thank you so much Orion!
Hej Isabella, my favorite creators are ones like you that are genuine and don't do things just to get more clicks and views. I can tell when a creator is trying to do things for the algorithm instead of trying to create relatable content for their audience/community. I like creators who communicate and engage with their audience, because we neurodivergent people need that. And I can relate to your feelings about all the advice about how to "improve"/grow a channel; it is aimed at neurotypicals. One of the best things I ever read was a comment that said, "Stop reading improvement advice meant for neurotypicals." It just creates anxiety for us neurodivergent people.
Thank you so much for this comment and it's very accurate! That's exactly what I've noticed. They give a lot of demands and it stresses me out.
I really appreciate you because you have uploaded some very important videos for us on UA-cam. Watching them is very beneficial for us.............
i have been very interested in all the varieties of content and the livestreams. you are naturally charming & a good livechat leader. i agree that your authenticity and directness are some of your great strengths. the two things i would recommend if you want to get more traction are to consider titles/thumbnails and also to either wear a clip mic or get a clearer mic set-up (the audio is a bit muffled at times). i have been loving the content so far though; your instincts are very good.
Thank you! Yeah I'm annoyed by my audio and I have the possibilities to record with a mic but it takes a while to edit because of the limited gear, it's not impossible though and I'll definitely do that! I know audio is super important, believe me. I notice all the sounds I don't want in my video. I mixed it and it was much worse before that. Yes I'm trying my best to write good titles and create amazing Thumbnail and every time I do that my brain tells me to stop it and that's really something I need to work on. Thank you so much for this feedback!
Hi, I've been listening into your streams from time to time. And I like listening to what you have to say. Currently at 4 minutes into your video, my reaction is that since you feel bored by this format. Perhaps you might explore ways to be expressive that are more involved with the listener. Perhaps a way to do that online could be to develop your own discord community. This can be very rewarding and it will create a lot of stimulation and feedback since there is more interaction with everyone. And you might find new shared interests with people in your community that you want to build on.
Hi! What I mean with feeling bored is the environment and the struggles I have with creating an interesting aesthetic in my videos and also have better gear. I know that's not important in the beginning and I don't want to think about that all the time but it's something that's very hard to accept. Thank you for the great suggestions!
we'll be here when you make videos. many of the things you describe are what stop me from even trying it, so I really appreciate all of your output 💚🌹
That means a lot to me!If I had known these things before I started my channel I would probably not do it but the reason I'm still on YT is to find community, that's what is important to me. Thank you for supporting me!
I don't think you need to make weekly content to begin with. Make content you feel comfortable with when you want and you will gain traction from that. Maybe create content based on your piano skills? I have the same issue though that I want to create stuff but don't have the tools around me to make it happen to my standards.
Thank you for your comment! I don't think I will play the piano but maybe I could sing. My main focus is to create content for Neurodivergent people.
Maybe you have achieved success just by making videos and we watch them.
Thank you! Yes I feel like I have and I didn't think anyone would write to me. I dream a lot about what I could create if I had better circumstances and I will keep improving slowly. I won't pretend to be someone else though. I'll do what I feel is aligned with what I want to create and don't worry about what I think will help my channel grow.