Friday 2 October 2015

How To Be A Famous Guitarist On YouTube - From Your Bedroom - A Beginners 10 Step Guide (eBook by James Rundle)


eBook available Gumroad.com/ebook £10 (instant download)



YouTube has given guitarists and musicians a huge platform to showcase their talents.
Knowing how to be successful at running a YouTube channel can be a bit of a mystery.

Running a growing YouTube channel can get your showcase your guitar tuition business and get you students from around the world wanting Skype guitar lessons.

Getting noticed on a global scale can open up the doors to a whole world of possibilities from musical collaborations as well as getting asked to join a band.

In this book we look a simple 10 step guide to being successful as a guitarist on YouTube.


For many who have uploaded videos give up after a few uploads after not attaining the desired response.

The topics in this book are:

Contents
1: CHOOSE YOUR YouTube CHANNEL NAME
2: CHOOSE YOUR CHANNELS DIRECTION
3: DON'T EXPECT OVERNIGHT SUCCESS
4: COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR AUDIENCE
5: WHAT ARE YOU OFFERING YOUR SUBSCRIBERS?
6: CHOOSING YOUR EQUIPMENT
7: HOW TO GET VIEWS
8: DEALING WITH HATERS
9: EFFECTIVE THUMBNAILS & CHANNEL LAYOUT
10: WRITING EFFECTIVE TITLES , DESCRIPTIONS AND TAGS

We also look at the questions many guitarists ask themselves when trying to build a successful YouTube channel.

Have A Realistic Goal Of What You Can Achieve
How To Make A Guitar Tutorial Video
I Don't Do Guitar Tutorials!
Do I Have To Be An Amazing Guitarist To Do Guitar Tutorials?
Should I Buy Views and Subscribers?
Making Comments On YouTube Videos
Value Your Subscribers
More Ways To Get More Views
Subscribe To YouTube Creator Channels
Run Competitions
Free Downloads Related To Your Channel Theme
Collaborate With Other YouTubers
Be Original & Inventive
Embrace The Idea Of Change

Personally YouTube has opened up a whole host of opportunities and reached a level I never imagined as little as a year ago.

Book by James Rundle of Rock Licks Guitar Tuition in South Shields www.rock-licks.com and runs the jamesrundle72 YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/jamesrundle72