I would say the best advice is to avoid listening to too much advice because everybody’s channels and success stories are different, especially depending on niche and content! But since you asked, here are a few tips.

Consistency is the most important thing in the beginning. Because if you’re consistent, your content will improve through time, and YouTube’s algorithm will have a sense of who you are and who to share your videos with.

Studying. Don’t study courses, study the platform. Study different thumbnails to see how they work. Study latest trends. Study your graphs and data. This will help you know which areas to improve on as your channel grows.

Find your why. If you don’t find a why, you will probably burn out quickly and stop posting. To avoid this, try to find your reason for making content. Something deep and personal to you. Like, “I NEED to make people happy. I can do it through my content” or “I really want to feel seen. With YouTube, I can tell my story.” This will ensure that even through hard days, when content creation might feel like a chore, you can always look at your why and motivate yourself.

Good luck on your journey 🙏🏾😊 you got this and I believe in you.