Ask any YouTuber and they will tell you that generating significant views and subscribers isn't easy. But with the right strategy and tools, any video creator can build an engaged subscriber base when they understand what those subscribers want to watch.

Appealing to an audience to watch content you are passionate about making is just the first step, you need to know how to reach them and get your videos discovered. Our guides to how to guide more views on YouTube will give you the best tips to succeed on the platform.

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Getting thousands or even millions of YouTube subscribers is a dream for most creators. In the articles below, we'll show you how to turn casual viewers into long-term fans. 

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Do you want to make money on YouTube? Millions of creators are earning a very good living from monetizing the platform and uploading content that drives huge views and engagements. Whether that YouTube income is from advertising revenue, merchandise sales, or brand deals, or subscriptions, we keep you updated with best practices and ideas.

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Watch Time is arguably THE most important metric on YouTube right now, and creators won’t be able to monetize their content without 4000 hours of it. But what is it and how can creators increase the amount of Watch Time their videos attract? We keep you updated on the best practices around Watch Time, and how you can increase how much your video content generates.

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vidIQ has a ton of tips that will help every creator maximise their video content. We publish content every week to keep you up to date with all the best practices.

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At vidIQ we have incredible insights into what viewers are searching for on YouTube. Not only can we confirm the top keywords being searched for, we can also show you how you can leverage that interest to create content around trending topics and tentpole events. That's going to give you a clear edge over other creators!

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There is little to no doubt that AI has been the biggest topic of interest in 2024. Not just YouTube, every part of the internet has been influenced by the development of AI and some have become fully dependent on it.

AI is transforming industries and reshaping YouTube content creation, providing creators new ways to monetize their channels. Some niches in particular have seen the use of AI more than others. Here, we’ll discuss some of these popular and profitable AI niches on YouTube.

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Before we get down to learning more about the niches, let’s answer this common skepticism that people might have. The short answer is–yes, you can monetize AI-generated content on YouTube.

As of now, there is a new “Check” during the content uploading process where you’ll need to declare if your content clears some conditions which you can find in more detail in the video above. If your video does fall under the “Altered or synthetic” content, YouTube will label it accordingly under the description box.

As long as you’re following the guidelines and following YouTube’s protocols, just using AI will not get your channel in trouble. And from a content perspective, it could be hugely beneficial.

Now that we’ve clarified your doubts about the scope of financial success with AI niches on YouTube, let’s look at what they are:

This niche involves producing content that helps businesses automate processes using AI-driven SaaS (Software as a Service) platforms. Content can focus on tools for lead generation, sales optimization, or customer relationship management (CRM). Businesses are always looking for ways to save time and streamline processes, and AI solutions are becoming indispensable.

B2B companies are often willing to pay premium prices for AI tools that enhance productivity and deliver a high return on investment (ROI). Additionally, high-ticket SaaS products often offer substantial affiliate commissions, making this niche incredibly lucrative.

Creators can earn revenue through affiliate marketing by promoting SaaS tools or by offering consulting services on implementing automation strategies. Popular tools include CRM automation platforms, email outreach tools, and AI-driven analytics solutions.

AI tools for email marketing, CRM automation software like Salesforce, and business analytics tools.

2. AI for YouTube Automation (Faceless Channels)

Faceless YouTube channels are an excellent way for creators to leverage AI without appearing on camera. These channels often focus on AI-powered automation tools, using avatars or generated voices to produce content. This niche can include tutorials on creating faceless content or how to automate various aspects of YouTube channel management.

How to Start a Faceless Channel on YouTube

Faceless channels lower the barrier to entry and reduce production costs. With the help of AI tools like ChatGPT and image generators, creators can produce scalable and engaging content quickly. This type of content is becoming increasingly popular, especially as more people look for ways to automate their workflows.

Revenue comes from YouTube ad revenue, affiliate marketing (for software tools like video editing AI), and selling digital products such as courses on YouTube automation.

Faceless channels focusing on finance, how-to videos, and AI-generated content in niches like tech and self-improvement.

AI is making waves in the finance sector, from algorithmic trading bots to AI-based investment advice. YouTube channels in this niche often cover how AI can be applied to stock market analysis, cryptocurrency trading, or personal financial planning.

The finance niche generally commands high CPMs, attracting advertisers in the banking, insurance, and investment sectors. AI’s ability to provide advanced analytics and predictions in finance makes it an exciting niche with high earning potential.

Creators can generate revenue through high-CPM ads, affiliate marketing for AI-driven trading platforms, and offering premium courses on algorithmic trading or financial planning tools.

AI stock market analysis, cryptocurrency trading bots, and automated investment platforms.

AI-powered health and fitness tools are on the rise. From workout apps to AI-driven nutritional planners, there’s a wealth of content opportunities in this space. YouTube creators can focus on how AI tools are helping individuals meet fitness goals, track health metrics, or optimize nutrition.

Health and fitness remain evergreen niches with high audience engagement. With AI offering personalized, data-driven solutions, the demand for tech-integrated fitness tools is growing. This niche allows creators to merge trending AI technology with the ever-popular health industry

Revenue streams include affiliate marketing for AI-driven fitness apps, partnerships with wearable tech brands, and selling premium fitness programs.

AI fitness trackers, meal planning tools, and smart workout equipment like Peloton or Tonal.

5. AI-Driven Tutorials and Software Reviews

Channels focusing on AI-powered software tutorials are seeing increased traction. Whether it’s AI accounting tools, content generation software, or business automation platforms, these tutorials provide value by helping viewers learn how to leverage AI in their work or personal lives.

AI software typically comes with high affiliate commissions, especially for SaaS products. Additionally, tutorial videos often have high engagement, making them ideal for maximizing YouTube ad revenue.

Affiliate marketing for AI tools (e.g., Jasper AI for writing, AI-powered accounting platforms), ad revenue, and sponsorships from software companies.

Tutorials on using AI tools like Grammarly, AI image editing software, and content creation platforms.

AI tools are revolutionizing content creation, helping digital marketers automate blog writing, video editing, and social media management. This niche focuses on teaching viewers how to use AI tools to increase efficiency in their content marketing efforts.

Digital marketers and content creators are always looking for ways to improve productivity, making this niche highly valuable. The vast number of AI tools available for content generation provides an endless stream of content ideas and monetization opportunities.

Revenue streams include affiliate commissions from AI content tools, sponsored content, and digital products like online courses or eBooks.

AI video editing tools, AI-generated blog post software, and social media automation platforms.

AI is transforming the recruitment and HR landscape by automating tasks like candidate sourcing, resume screening, and employee management. YouTube channels that explore these tools and how businesses can integrate them into their operations are poised for growth.

Many businesses are investing in AI-driven recruitment solutions to save time and increase efficiency. This niche is ripe for monetization through affiliate marketing and consulting services. Companies that adopt these tools are often willing to spend big on long-term contracts, creating additional revenue streams for creators.

Affiliate commissions from HR SaaS products, business consulting services, and sponsored content partnerships.

AI-driven recruitment platforms, candidate screening software, and employee management tools.

AI-powered personal productivity tools are highly sought after, particularly as individuals and professionals look to streamline their tasks. YouTube content that focuses on using AI for productivity appeals to a wide range of viewers.

Personal development and productivity is a niche that, like Finance, naturally draws higher CPM rates on YouTube and across the internet in general. With AI’s infusion, it can reach more people through ease of understanding and access to simpler tools.

Higher revenue through ads on YouTube videos, tools for simplifying understanding and implementation, and affiliate programs for these tools.

Automated to-do lists, tracking tools for personal habits like enhancing writing, improving meditation, etc.

The rampant rise and infusion of AI over this year across industries only reinforces the idea that it’s only getting bigger. AI will continue revolutionizing numerous fields,

 with OpenAI announcing newer deep thinking and reasoning models

 coming into the picture! And YouTube creators are in a prime position to capitalize on these advancements.

These channels not only draw substantial audiences but also capture high-paying advertisers. Whether you focus on finance, health, or creative arts, creating content around AI offers both high viewer engagement and strong monetization opportunities. As AI continues to evolve, these niches will only grow in relevance, providing long-term profitability for content creators.

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 and have the ability to monetize your video content, you may already know that the threshold for inserting mid-roll ads into videos is now 

So, instead of uploading 4 videos a month at 10 minutes long, could you publish 5 videos at 8 minutes long and still earn the same mid-roll ad revenue? To answer this incredibly hypothetical question; __

This change is retroactive, meaning that any videos you previously published to your channel (that are between 8 and 10 minutes long) are now eligible for mid-rolls. Oh, and YouTube has automatically turned them on for you unless you opted out before the change. For more information, take a look at our video regarding this significant update ⬇️

YouTube Mid-Roll Ads and Your YouTube Audience

Now, this all seems like great news, right? YouTube can earn more revenue from adverts, and creators can place more adverts on videos to generate advertising revenue. Also, advertisers can pick and choose from more videos in a bid to reach their intended target audience.

On the one side, we have creators, and on the other side, we have viewers, and what connects these two is the distribution platform known as YouTube

The moment you as a creator, put an advert in your video, you are creating an obstacle, a potential barrier to the value that the viewer is going to get from your content. But at the same time, you as a creator, want to be able to generate revenue, because can't always make YouTube videos for free.

So, on the one hand, you've got to build your community, and on the other hand, you need to build your YouTube business. It’s a fine balance, but there are ways you can achieve it.

, Tom Martin, about best practices around mid-roll ads, especially know YouTube has updated this feature. Check out Tom’s 

vidIQ: Tom, the move to allow mid-roll ad inserts to videos of 8 minutes and over is new. What should creators know about the change?

 Before the feature went live on the 27th of July, YouTube sent out an email to creators that give them the option to opt-out of the auto insertion of ads across their channel.

At first, I was under the impression that it would only apply to qualified videos uploaded after that date. But from what I've heard from other creators, it applies to all videos that can benefit from monetization. That means that unless creators chose to opt-out before the 27th of July, mid-rolls have automatically been injected.

Now, that’s great for many creators in the 

, because they don’t have to really lift a finger to benefit from the change. But I know others aren’t happy with the placement of ads in their 8+ minute videos and are having to manually update each video. And in some cases, we are talking of hundreds, if not thousands of videos.

I believe there used to be a way to bulk edit ad placements, but I don't think that works anymore, because I could no longer find that option.

vidIQ: Does it really matter where a mid-roll ad is placed on a qualifying video?

 It does to a lot of creators, yes. In fact, many channels choose not to enable mid-rolls at all as they find them too disruptive to their viewers. Yoga videos for example, or music videos where a mid-roll ad would seem really out of place.

As it’s an automated process, YouTube can’t necessarily choose the very best placement for the ad, in the same way a human would. That's why I don't automatically use YouTube’s suggested ad breaks. Instead, I place every one of my midroll ads manually, and I always have done.

vidIQ: Can you change the position of a mid-roll ad after YouTube has inserted it?

 Yes, although it is a manual process. But I do it manually anyway because I think it's a better experience for the audience. Otherwise, there’s the risk that the ad could cut off the presenter mid-sentence, or something equally as jarring.

I believe you can also set up the feature so all future videos don't automatically insert a mid-roll ad on qualifying uploads. It's just that all of your old videos will now have been updated, so you’ll need to go back and turn those off if you want to.

vidIQ: Do you think this is a positive move from YouTube?

 I think, overall, it's really good for creators because it will stop people padding out their videos with extra content just to get past that 10-minute threshold. It must have unlocked millions and millions of videos that are between 8 and 10 minutes, which is definitely more revenue in creators' pockets.

YouTube attracts a lot of criticism regarding a perceived lack of communication about changes, but I actually think this was communicated well. It’s up to all creators or channel management teams to read their emails from YouTube and take the action they need to, so they don’t need to go back in and fix things.

It also makes perfect sense from YouTube's point of view. Obviously, they have lost revenue with a lot of the ‘Adpocalypse’ type events that have happened over the last few years, and with COVID-19, a lot of companies also reduced their ad budget in regard to the platform. With CPMs down, this is probably an attempt to try and get ahead of the curve for increasing revenues.

Think how much more money they will make by automatically turning these mid-rolls on rather than just sitting there letting people realize it’s an option then opting in. It's probably going to generate many, many more millions in the long run for YouTube.

How to Manage YouTube Mid-Roll Ads and Placements

A simple question for the YouTube viewer is, how many adverts do you think you are willing to go through in an eight-minute video? Our guess would be, at most, two. Also, it's really important to provide the viewer with some real value before you insert any adverts.

So, you're probably looking at your first mid-roll at maybe three or four minutes, and then another one in the five to six minute range.

Now, of course, you can leave all of this to YouTube to automatically insert the mid-roll ads, but if you are really strategic, you can place them exactly where you want to in your videos. This is how to do that:

Click on the ‘Monetization’ link in the left-hand menu

Once the mid-roll chat box is ticked, click on the ‘Manage Mid-Rolls’ link

A new dashboard will open that allows you to place or move mid-roll ads on your video

For the best viewer experience, place them strategically at points where you've created tension in the storytelling, or you've just revealed or about to reveal something integral to why the viewer clicked on the video in the first place.

Also, if you have pre-roll ads enable before your video even starts, don’t insert a mid-roll soon after. But also, don’t leave the ads until towards the end of the video. If half of your audience abandons your video in the first couple of minutes, because of poor audience retention, then they're never going to see those mid-roll ads and you're not going to earn the revenue from them. YouTube itself has some great advice about the placement of mid-roll ads:

How to Manage Mid-Roll Ad Breaks for Multiple Videos

If you want to turn mid-roll ad breaks on or off for multiple videos, just follow these steps:

From the left-hand menu, select ‘Videos’

Then select ‘Ad Settings’ from the ‘Edit’ menu

Toggle ‘Turn on ads during video’ to turn mid-roll ad breaks on or off

Now select ‘Update Videos’ and follow the steps displayed to confirm this change

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If your channel is monetized, YouTube has now made mid-roll ads available to any video that’s 8 minutes or longer. This means YOU can earn more money!

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Many creators research, film, and upload videos in their spare time. If it isn't your full-time career then it's something you need to fit in between work, family, and all the other commitments you have.

But even those hobby channels need to pay attention to best practices around optimization and audience development if they really want to generate significant views and subscribers. Especially if they are creating niche content, or competing against millions of other creators for a competitive topic.

On this episode of TubeTalk, I chat with Gwen Miller, the VP of Content for Kin. Gwen and her team have been using data-driven insights to create high-quality women’s lifestyle programming and creating mega YouTube stars in the process! Gwen is full of insights and tips, and on this episode you will learn:

Why chasing viral video success is really bad idea

How to experiment with content without ruining your channel

How niche should you really be on YouTube?

Learn the art of storytelling so you stand out from the noise

Why you need a strong hook for every single video

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You can also find the complete list of all the 

Those big YouTube channels we all love have many tried and tested methods for success. Find out more on this week's episode of TubeTalk.

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There’s a lot of news swirling around about TikTok right now. In the last few weeks, the Trump administration wanted to ban it, Microsoft wanted to buy it, and TikTok themselves launched a 

If you’re a prominent TikToker, you may be wondering what this means for the app’s future.

On one side of the conversation, things seem bleak. Back in December 2019, cybersecurity company called Check Point published a 

 exposing vulnerabilities within the TikTok app. These would allow hackers to control users’ accounts and expose their personal information, such as private email addresses.

TikTok has since fixed these issues, but U.S. politicians still view the app as a national security threat. At one point, the Trump administration planned to 

When that news got out, TikTok responded as any platform with 

 posted from the U.S. TikTok account, General Manager Vanessa Pappas addressed the controversy by saying, “We’re not planning on going anywhere.”

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">A message to the TikTok community. <a href="https://t.co/UD3TR2HfEf">pic.twitter.com/UD3TR2HfEf</a></p>&mdash; TikTok (@tiktok_us) <a href="https://twitter.com/tiktok_us/status/1289565422350553091?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 1, 2020</a></blockquote>

Even with all the scrutiny around TikTok, things are getting better. Instead of banning the app, the Trump administration is now giving ByteDance (TikTok’s parent company) some time to negotiate 

 to Microsoft. If that happens, the app may have a future in the U.S.

Despite all this, TikTok's fate seems to change by the hour. Nothing feels concrete, so at the very least TikTokers should prepare for the worst - either losing their U.S. audience or the app altogether.

Before that happens, let’s explore other video-based platforms you could join if TikTok meets its end. When it comes to creating videos (and getting paid to do so) these four apps will help you make a name for yourself.

Running a successful YouTube channel in 2020 is no cakewalk, but it can be done. In fact, the process gets easier when you dedicate time toward learning the platform, understanding which content does well, and discovering how to 

Luckily, TikTokers already have the secret sauce that sets popular YouTubers apart. For one, you’re already used to publishing videos, so that’s a huge plus. The other advantage is your affinity for posting funny, quirky, content. Keep building on that, because you’ll need tons of personality (and longer videos) to succeed on YouTube.

If you want to learn exactly how it’s done, read our blog titled, “

3 Ways to Turn TikTok Followers into YouTube Subscribers

.” It addresses the challenges you’ll face when making the transition and how to confidently overcome them.

Dealing with YouTube’s Copyright Policy

Outside of that, there’s one challenge you’ll face on YouTube that isn’t as prominent on TikTok: If you like to lip-sync and dance to popular songs in your videos, that could violate YouTube’s copyright policy.

, YouTube states: “Creators should only upload videos that they have made or that they're authorized to use. That means they should not upload videos they didn't make, or use content in their videos that someone else owns the copyright to, such as music tracks, snippets of copyrighted programs, or videos made by other users, without necessary authorizations.”

If YouTube detects unauthorized music in your videos, you could accumulate copyright strikes. Collect three of these warnings, and your account could be terminated.

 is a live-streaming platform that caters mostly to gamers. With more than 15 million daily active users, it’s a popular place for streamers to play games of their choice.

If you’re a TikToker who loves online gaming, Twitch could become your new home. Creators on this platform are having tons of fun, and that’s something you’re already accustomed to in TikTok’s meme-heavy universe.

When you decide to join Twitch, don’t forget to bring your TikTok spark and cheer. You can do this in every broadcast by cracking jokes, being funny, and responding to chats. It also helps if you’re great at playing games, but please - don’t let this be your only selling point. A lot of people think streamers on Twitch need to be skilled players, when really, they need to be entertaining to attract followers (and get paid).

Curious about the opportunities? Here are a few ways to generate income on the platform:

Accepting donations via Streamlabs, PayPal, etc.

Allowing viewers to subscribe to your Twitch channel (Twitch Affiliate program)

Receiving virtual cheers, which resemble small donations (Twitch Affiliate program)

Collecting affiliate revenue from game sales (Twitch Affiliate program)

Receiving advertisement revenue (Twitch Partner program)

 wants to “change the way art is valued.” To bring this philosophy to life, the company gives creators a platform to monetize their work.

Skilled creators achieve this by offering exclusive content via paid memberships. You can have multiple membership tiers on Patreon, so creators set a range of subscription prices, charging less for basic services and more for expanded offerings.

If you’re a TikToker who creates short tutorial videos, ask yourself: Could I record for longer? If yes, Patreon is the platform for you. You can make money by creating a gated library of content, such as:

exclusive, bonus videos around your niche

Of course, you don’t have to be a how-to TikToker to do well on Patreon. We’ve just found that creators who share an expertise - cooking, fitness, music education, and more - are in a good position to make money on the platform.

, right? I hope you are because this popular app might become your new home if TikTok disappears.

Instagram is wildly popular and needs no introduction, but if you’re new to the app, here are the facts:

Instagram is a photo and video-sharing service that just turned 10 years old.

The popular app has more than 1 billion users worldwide.

 think Instagram is the best social media app for influencer marketing.

Let’s talk about that last statistic for a moment. As a TikTok creator, the fact that 89% of marketers are taken with Instagram is good news for you. That means brands will open their budgets to successful Instagram influencers.

Luckily, you have an excellent chance of becoming one.

I say this because out of all the apps and platforms we’ve mentioned above, Instagram and TikTok are the most similar. Video length is shorter on both platforms and meme-culture is abundant. In terms of shifting from one app to the other, you’ll feel right at home on Instagram and even have the ability to make money with brand sponsorships.

No matter which app or platform you decide to join, make the leap as soon as you can. Even if TikTok manages to survive, it’s never wise to put all your eggs into one basket.

If you want to take your YouTube channel to the next level and 

 then make sure to download vidIQ for more subscriber insights. Join over 1 million other users and use vidIQ to help you research YouTube, analyze videos, audit your own channel, and take actionable steps [click here to install now!]

TikTok is hitting the headlines yet again, so what should creators on the platform do to protect their future?

TikTok Drama: What Now for Creators on the Platform?

As you settle into your journey as a YouTube creator, a simple but curious question may cross your mind: Do any really popular YouTubers follow my channel?

There are plenty of reasons you might want to know something like this. Other than simply being curious, perhaps you want to know if your content is valuable to creators with a larger following. Or maybe, as a growing channel, you want to see if these accomplished YouTubers are direct competitors in your niche. Those are all valid reasons, and you should explore them if you want to 

Before we dive into a tutorial on how to do that via locating your most popular subscribers, watch this video for an overview on the topic:

How to View Your Largest Subscribers on YouTube

 From any YouTube desktop page, click your profile image at the top right-hand corner of the screen and go to the YouTube Studio.

 On this dashboard screen, you should find exactly what you're looking for via the Recent Subscribers panel. Click the ‘see all’ link to access the pop-up subscriber screen.

When the panel expands, you’ll see a pre-sorted list of the most subscribed-to channels who’ve subscribed to you in the last 90 days

However, those are not your most subscribed-to followers, so here’s the next step: Click the time period box and switch it from ‘90 days’ to ‘Lifetime’. And voila! These are your biggest YouTube fans - not necessarily your most important ones, but the ones with the most fans out of all your subscribers.

Notice how the list changes when you switch the period box from ‘90 days’ to ‘Lifetime’. We tried it for ourselves, and it made a big difference in the results. By making that simple distinction, our most popular subscriber of 3.53M (originally) was knocked to the bottom of the list, allowing a channel with 15.2M subscribers to appear at the top:

One thing to keep in mind is that you can subscribe back to any of these channels directly from this page. If you’d like to check out their content first, you can click a channel’s thumbnail icon to jump straight to their YouTube channel homepage. You can even increase the number of channels displayed per page and navigate through the full list, if you have the time.

Alternatively, if you want to see your oldest public subscriber, stay in this expanded panel. From the ‘Subscriber Count’ column, navigate to your immediate left and find the ‘Date Subscribed’ section. Click this column a few times to re-order the list from oldest to newest subscribers.

 to find our longest-serving vidIQ subscriber. We took the time to say thank you to that particular channel (Hi, 

!) for being such an early supporter, way back in 2013.

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