Carmina discovered that she is halfway to being monetized, having completed 2,000 public watch hours . YouTube takes time to review and calculate the watch hours, but it turns out she managed to achieve this within her 365-day period. Carmina’s strategy to get friends to watch your videos is simple—join their live streams. Last Saturday, I joined a stream of someone already subscribed to Lyn but didn’t know me. Lyn checked out my channel to see who I was and mentioned that if I stayed during her live stream, one of her members would play my playlist to help me with my watch hours. I agreed without hesitation since I’ve been doing this for my friends. It’s interesting how people don’t always realize how supportive you are until they meet you. I stayed for the entire three-hour stream from start to finish. The next day, I noticed my public watch hours had increased. These are the videos many of my viewers have been watching. By reviewing the list, you can identify...
I have a friend who says when I talk I have so many things to say every time we have a conversation. They feel I don't run out of stories to share. They even tell me I must really be a blogger with all the entire details given when I am describing something. Sometimes you don't notice yourself when you're talking only realize you are the same way when you're family members do the same thing to you. How do you stop telling a story out from not sharing the full details? Is there such a thing when you tell someone a story by only giving a brief summary? I have tried it before giving my friend a brief summary without a complete description the person seem not to understand my story so how do you cope with other people who careless to hear the full story of what you want to share with them. To me I feel I want to share less information to the person who holds me back not giving much information and you realize which people you will want to tell stories too than the ones who...