How I Gain 1000+ followers a Day as an Artist (My Strategy)
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Hi, my name is Thomas, and I’ve built several large followings on almost every social media platform, with several different brands, in a number of different niches. And in this video, I’m going to show you exactly how I did it, and what I’m currently doing, to gain thousands of followers every single day.
This is by FAR one of the most difficult things that artists struggle with - and is absolutely crucial to building a large, passive income stream online. So today I’m going to share my experience with you and show you how you can start laying the groundwork to begin growing your online presence. I’m not selling you a course, I’m not trying to get you on a mailing list, I truly believe that anyone can do this - and if this video even helps one person, I’ll consider that a victory.
This is Part 2 of a series where I’m teaching digital artists how to create a life-changing amount of passive income online. The final episode - where I’ll be teaching you how to actually start generating a ton of sales, will be releasing sometime next week, so don’t forget to subscribe!
Now, most of you are probably in the same situation. You’ve been posting for weeks or even months with little to no results on your social media page. How come? What exactly is going wrong?
The reality is - Just posting art isn’t going to cut it anymore, there are hundreds of thousands of artists lazily uploading their art to social media every single day, and gaining literally 0 traction - so what is the secret? How are people like myself and other creators growing big accounts so easily? Well, I’ll get to that, but let's start off with answering some questions you may be thinking to yourself.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro!
1:38 - Do I need a large following?
4:22 - Don't fail before you start - setting goals
7:21 - How to grow on Instagram
10:05 - Explode your growth with Tik Tok
12:18 - Using CZcams to become unstoppable
16:30 - Each Platform is different
17:41 - How to come up with amazing content ideas
20:14 - How to measure SUCCESS (Understanding analytics)
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Have you ever tried Gravity Sketch?
This is f*cking amazing, everything you are saying in this video makes sense. It’s like you’ve flicked a switch in my brain and put everything into place. Where did you learn all this stuff and thank you for providing your knowledge!
We have no followers.
"I am not selling a course" sells course
I don’t have a large following on any social media platform. Just one person liking my work tells me I did something worth noticing.
Thats why I go around and like all the artwork I see on Insta ahah - you never now who's day you're going to make better.
I feel ya!!! I have two separate accounts. one with 100 followers but not very many comments, I have one with 3 followers and my post got 3 comments, even if one was a meme, it made me much happier. lol
this is wholesome, my man. Thank you. I needed this
That's exactly how it see it. Just give someone a like or comment can make their day
what are your social media?
Being an artist is insane nowadays, you have to wear 100 hats and do 10 different jobs for any success whether it's 3D or 2D... I'm EXHAUSTED.
Thanks for confidence boost
True work hard but remember to listen to your body. If you near burn out your body will tell you. Memorise and never forget that feeling. We do what we do because we cant live with ourselves if we dont do it. That just means we love our craft. Take care listen to your body and work hard friend you almost there😁
@@ivanmalau4945 Welp let's just say I'm foot out of the "burnout"...And yea, fk this shit :))
This is way my family is saying it’s best to have two careers just in case art isn’t coming through
Not necessarily, to grow on social media sure but studios are always in look for new 2d or 3d artists. It can also be as simple as reaching to an arist you like music video director and ask for a gig. Most people get locked in the box of just making art but forget to network and thats why it becomes hard :p
Unfortunately, the real issue is that when these types of videos come out, they get clicks and they get people to watch the entire video, because all artists online are trying desperately to figure out how to actually make money, but these videos don't actually tell you what to do.
They talk about idealism, and link you to their products or teaching videos (also real easy to buy), which makes these videos just a large advertisement.
What I find most hilarious is "how to gain following as a DIGITAL ARTIST".
His answer: "make videos and post them to video platforms".
Bitch. I wanna be an artist. Not a youtuber xD
@@Nparalelo theres no rule that saying an artist cant post videos, even usually tutorial videos have more views than a normal work
@@dailygod1153 well yeah, but some people want to focus on making digital art, not videos. It's not that there isn't video content to be made for artists, it's that some just don't want to do that content...
@@Nparalelo then be poor, I guess. ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
@@dailygod1153 of course, you can do both. But someone that learns art wants to do art.
Doing videos is a completely different skill.
surprised that people are saying that this video doesn't teach you anything, i agree with a lot of the points in this video-there isn't a concrete 'checklist' for the things you need to do in order to grow. making content on youtube is really hard and for a long time i thought that posting videos on a specific time, using a lot of irrelevant tags, and improving my SEO would help me. sure, these may help, but ultimately it's your brand that makes people stay
i've never seen a channel that relates art to business like this before, great job! :)
I think people can get upset when they don't have their own beliefs validated when they watch these type of videos.
Lots of people watch these videos to try and find a quick answer and get very bitter when they're told its going to be a lot of hard work, and you can't just be an artist.
The irony is people make comments like 'they just want to make art, not become a marketer' but - they clicked on a video titled 'how to gain 1000 followers a day' so they clearly have some level of interests in the first place - they're just upset no one is spoon feeding them the answer to their issues.
Glad you found some value to the video though :D
omg hiii kooleen
At the beginning you said posting for weeks or months and not gaining traction... that hurt me man. How about 3 years and not gaining any traction? It cut deep. That aside, thank you so much for the video I really appreciate it!!! hopefully things can start turning around for my tiny struggling business as I start implementing some of these new methods. 💕 Your awesome!!!
ive been on youtube for almost 10 years and i have no followers ahahaha, now i just enjoy youtube whenever i have time to edit and upload
Damn, i have had a Art acc on instagram for 5 years. And I dont get any traction:'3
not you flopping 😭
Think big. You can do it.
I've been trying to build a community focused on helping artists connect and collaborate on projects, the idea is that users can assign themselves roles, like artist, voice actor, director, writer, etc. And various genres that they're interested in, in order to find the people that they want to work with and create with.
I know I'm still far from making that a reality. But it's GOING to happen.
I think the kind of mindset people need to stay motivated. The hope that their dream will come true, and the faith that it's going to.
So keep your head up, soldier! Because, I have a feeling that business of yours isn't going to be small for much longer. :)
Q: How to get 1000+ followers a day?
A: Draw NSFW art.
and furry
as an nsfw and furry artist i can say we dont get any more traction than anyone else innately lmao
twitter treat small (
@@kiprian the shit i get in my messages asking for free drawings, of the most grotesque fetishes. and even when you do fill out requests they barely thank you.
Instagram shadowbans you for nsfw
legit got shadow banned this morning and watched my analytics drop like a rock.
I think the biggest issue with social media is that unless you're already popular, it's almost impossible to get any eyes on your content. Getting 0 views, 0 likes, 0 retweets, you'll quickly get buried in latest search results. Whether you're posting quality content, engaging content, or consistent content, the result is generally the same. It's easy to get depressed and give up, and lose the joy of art in the process, when the entire system is stacked against you.
Don't do art because of social media
Treat it like a bonus on top of you already enjoying your art FOR YOU
There are other ways to get eyes on your work. Sometimes commenting and interacting with an artist that you admire is helpful. You should try commenting on one of your favorite artist's posts, especially if they engage with you. I don't know how may times I've looked at a profile of someone that commented something interesting on a post of an artist that I follow and ended up following that person if I liked their stuff. this works best for Instagram. But most of all you should have your profile and posts set up so that they look solid. Often times when I go down a rabbit hole of looking at someone like I described I'll see that they have only a handful of posts or their posts don't look very refined that doesn't mean the art I mean the post itself, like they photographed something and the lighting was bad or they didn't color correct, crop, or clean up their art before posting. Also, make sure your thumbnail looks good, preferably a clear image of your art.
@@duvalkMAS Agree. I have lots of success with gaining attention by engaging with artists around the same size as me. You have to support your fellow artists if you want them to support you back. Same thing with just regular folks that like your art regularly. Acknowledge them in some way and thank them for the support-even if its just in a story post. People like being appreciated and it will encourage them to continue to like and comment if they feel noticed.
To add something else I've also noticed is that people like eye catching stuff. Black and white stuff does better if you have good line art with bold lines and good detail, But most of the time-the most popular stuff is colorful or has pops of color. I See a lot of people who do do traditional drawing will add pops of color somewhere to draw the eye
For example, one person I follow draws in pencil. They often put color accents around their background, such a simple pink square. Or they'll add it to their accessories. Or, if something is NSFW, they'll use a pink shape to censor it. The color isn't on every post, but you can definitely see a trend of those sorts of posts getting more traction. They utilize a lot of what @duvalkMAS said about having a solid and consistent profile. Their art is clean and they have that consistent look to it. Everything has the same lighting, sketch lines are cleaned up, and it looks refined and consistent from afar.
This is something I myself need to work on, but its easy to see how much better these well-off profiles look in comparison to mine with miss-matched lighting and a variety of styles. My profile is just for fun, but I've managed to get a small following just by engaging with my audience and making my art a little more eye catching. Sorry this is long, but hope this helps out any future readers! There's lots of good advice in these comments. Keep practicing, even new artists can do well with a good profile!
@@kiraeckard7625 This is really good advice!
Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. As an artist you have tons of sites and apps to post your art. Don’t focus on just one app when posting, I made that mistake a while back and it hurts a lot when a post does terribly
Super interesting! Thanks for pointing out that staying close to one platform is best, because most other info videos just say "spread as wide as possible" but you are right, every platform is different and just copy and paste wont work at all!
When I started my first brand I was on twitter, instagram, youtube, pinterest - EVERYTHING. And I ended up really regretting it, as I never really grew on any platform, I was spread out way too thin. Master 1-2 platforms first and then branch out if you feel like you have the time. Every new platform you add will add a lot of time and stress.
@@StylizedStation Thanks for pointing that out, I'll totally adapt this
I subbed to you right on time. Launching a product and wanting to know how to grow. Pretty incredible. I believe you are the only artist I have seen that is really transparent with their social media strategy and business mindset, while other artists usually pose as happy friends who dont actually spend time strategizing, some all artists should do so we can cut ties with companies that abuse us.
"How I Gain 1000+ followers a Day as an Artist"
Answer: "Start a movement"
I am at 5:47 and it feels like I am already sitting through boring slog for 5 hours, no offense.
I wanna be an artist, I dont want to be the next michelangelo. I dont wanna unite people behind an idea. I wanna put my own stories out there to share with as many people as it can reach.
Thats my goal and also the goal of many artists. So far you are giving us "suggestions" on what non-artists can do to get bigger reach by changing to become influencers.
A resounding "F that" to that
Went to your channel to enjoy your stories but you have no content.
Got a link to any of your art?
This series of yours is more than awesome, even writting this comment also gives me goosebumps. It kind of generates a hope within new artists and creators. THANKYOU ❤️❤️❤️
I'm soo glad i found this channel!Thank you so much for your help and amazing content. Most people wanna start but they don't know where to begin.
This was actually very informative, thank you 💖✨
Thank you for making this. Nobody has ever really broken down the process in this way and it really helped me connect some dots!
Glad it helped a bit! Cool little niche you work in!
@@StylizedStation aww thank you. I’ve been trying to figure out how to make everything I do fit, but I’m really thinking of niching down a bit more.
Thanks a lot ! Lot of content here. Your videos helps me through my studies and now it helps me more than ever to build something around my art !
I love how the thumbnail is very clickbaity but at the same time you make it look achievable by the "steps" you advise us to take. A lot of people like to bring up this topic on YT, how to grow your following on social media platforms, get noticed etc. Yet so far it is only you who brings up solutions I never heard or thought of 😌
I truly enjoy your content and look forward watching more of your videos! ❤️ Thank you for openly sharing your knowledge with us!
In terms of the whole point of the start of the video, yknow the whole make something worth following thing. As an artist if what you’re trying to do is splash art and character design, a good thing to do to practice is quick sketch sessions. There are pose generators online that will give you a new pose every say 10 minutes for example, this means you can draw the human body 6 times in an hour, shorten that and now it’s 12 in an hour. All those drawings add up and lead to progress. If you’re a landscape artist and want something similar idk anything about that but if any one finds anything please notify me I’d love to use it myself 🙏
your edu content is great but can we also talk about this amazing stock footage you find omg
I'm thinking he's using a service similar to Noble Samurai
Lol, I'm exact opposite. This stock footage (besides the 3d art) is driving me crazy. I'd much rather see his or others art.
I just scroll down and listen because the footage is annoying.
@@EricWilliamsCG other contemporary artists could sue so stock footage is what we get
Quality advice throughout. One of the very few educational resources about growth which actually provides actionable items that are not products in sheep's clothing.
Always look forward to your video drops 🙌
thanks for your work. the digital artist guide part01 is just great.
So it's Hard Work. Hard work is the key. I would've never guessed! Haha. All jokes aside, this has been a great series and it's it made me subscribe to you, so I'm definitely gonna watch the video again and make notes this time because this series of videos is exactly what I need as I try to build up my empire (after failing MANY TIMES) So thanks!
If you've failed many times, that just gives you a massive advantage over everyone else who is just starting for the first time, don't forget that! Every time you fail you're going to learn a valuable lesson that only a small amount of people have learnt :)
Thanks man, I didn't feel motivated at all for a good while but now, I feel like I can put in the effort.
The way you use stock footage is great, it's funny and engaging. I think it would be cool to use a little more of your own art to make it more personalized. Lovely work!
Thanks for the tips!
One thing I'd say is that using social media for work has a built in difficulty. The platforms are made to distract and throw you off. 100%
Great video! Basically reminded me to go back to some basics.
It's not uncommon to see industry veterans with almost no online presence. Or people with 100k+ followers that struggle to make a ends meet. If you're desperate for followers in the short term you're probably failing to ask yourself how you ACTUALLY plan on making a living. Sure its fun getting likes and seeing your follower count tick up, but how are you going to actually put food on the table for yourself. One of the best pieces of advice I got while I was at school was "likes don't keep your house warm or feed your family". It made me not care about the little numbers at the top of my profiles and actually start thinking about where I want to be in 10+ years. Be consistent. Admit to your weaknesses. Improve. Acknowledge how far you've come and how much further you have to go. Take breaks if you need to. But don't give up
This is such an awesome video, thank you! I love how you genuinely care about engagement and arent just trying to sell us something for selfish gain. Cant wait to transfer these tips to my art account!
10 minutes into the video and I'm already taking valuable notes. Thanks for the info!
did try this for few months but it started to take the fun out for me . I found its better for me to just make what i want even if it gets 10 likes .
Watch part 1 here: czcams.com/video/8wEEAMYuMDk/video.html
I really hope this topic helps guys! This is a really long video because I tried to cram as much information into it as possible.
I know I'm a little harsh in the video, but that's because I really need you guys to understand that the world of social media is changing,
and just posting screenshots of your art doesn't work anymore, unless you're an unusually talented artist. You need to find a way to
create unique and engaging content that fits YOUR style and YOUR brand.
Hopefully, this video helps point you in the right direction. Enjoy
Please add english automatic subtitles to all your videos. I have trouble understanding the videos. When there is English subtitle, I watch videos in other languages by automatic translation on youtub.
This is genius, I will restart CZcams and make educational modelling, texturing videos as well as past success videos. I will also sell the highest searched models Google trends!
thanks for your work. The part one of Digital Artist guide is great help !
I agreed with most of what he said in that video, although the Ideas he proposed where already floating around my head, the fact that he spoke about it enforced it and made it more believable
Thats great, keep going!
Also, a huge chunk of people have all the right ideas floating around in their head - but the only people who are growing are the ones who are executing it.
I have not much of following on twitter and Instagram...
But im still making good sales with my 3D assets and illustration
So good! Which platform do you use for your sales? 😄
Good stuff dude!
Watched til the end. great video
Hi I really like those videos. Can I ask where is your part 3 video? Maybe I missed it somewhere? I really would like to see it. Thank you!
YOU ARE A GOOD GENEROUS PERSON TNX FOR YOUR AWSOME TUTORIAL!!!!
you deserve endless blessings for these video man, bless your soul
Anxiously waiting on the next video in this series! Thank you so much fro this!
Starting the editing today! I doubt it'll be ready for tomorrow, but it's on its way :)
@@StylizedStation great to hear thanks for the update!
Thanks so much for this so
Hello! Does anyone has tips for artsy Discord servers?
Is it worth it to separate the content in different platforms (for example only-reel-Instagram and only-finished-artwork twitter) or just concentrate in a single one?
Cannot find the thumnail artwork from the link provided.
I definitely need this video of yours! You're right. Numbers don't matter, but being consistent and knowing what you're doing by utilizing analytics and knowing the platform you use can definitely gain a following
Thank you!
Man you are awesome! Giving a lot more insight to becoming successful as a digital artist. Thank You!
I've started gaining some traction on CZcams, small but growing. Which feels pretty good considering I had zero social media presence a year ago.
Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much this really help! I do have some questions though.
How do you change your thumb nails because my thumbnails are just showing my intro. Is there a app you use? If so, is it free?
Also, I don’t want to show my face and I still live with my parents, I have a sibling and multiple dogs so, there’s always noise around me. Instead of talking in my vids, I just play songs that soot the drawing
Can you plz reply I really need help.
yo dude thumbnail art link isnt right can u tell me where u found the thumbnail art its pretty
thank you for this it was super helpful i haven’t come across a channel that is this deeply informative thank you so much for your effort and time. Im sure many just like me found this helpful.
This is so helpful. A lot of stuff I did (Unconsciously) right in the past and a lot of mistakes I was doing unconsciously wrong now. Thank you.~
What's the gain you put on your background music?
i feel like im being sold something by watching this 😭 like im getting in a cult, and the video footage is so funny
this doesn't seem to have to do anything with artist tbh
if you're not supposed to just post pics of finished art and wips on insta WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO DO and no saying "creating ingaging content" doesn't count thats like saying "don't be bad at social media just be good at it!!"
someone who doesn't believe in marketing is doomed to fail
@@AnniePharm please tell me how an artist with no following can use marketing? it works for companies or already somewhat popular people
@@disaster4550 Even starting entrepeneurs have to know how marketing works. The fact you think only popular people need it is wrong. If you want to be, idk, an Instagram artist, you can use marketing techniques to increase your following:
market research is probably the most important one: what do other artists often do? what kind of content do they like? check your instagram hashtags and use them wisely, if you use hashtags that are too general (example #anime) you'll compete with artists that have a huge following and will never stand out. You often have to use less popular hashtags where you have less competition.
What's trending, what do people like? What kind of colors, style and work gets you more likes?
What time should you post your stuff according to your follower's actvities?
These are decisions that have everything to do with marketing and the fact many artists think being famous just implies posting art and nothing more is what makes them fail. Big artists many times started with fanart of trending characters or series, or following a very particular style that pretty much is attached to their brand as an artist. You need to offer value to the people who follow you, because consumers and followers don't care about your story if you don't care about them first.
Hope this was useful to you. I repeat: you don't need to have a huge following to start doing marketing. This is a misconception and it seems you're simply trying to stay in your comfort zone.
Well I think you have to figure out how this information is useful for your goals. I mean, if what you're doing right now isn't giving you success, he suggested several things that MIGHT help, it isn't guaranteed, but it might be better than doing nothing.
look at what the artists with big followings are posting… read their comments and see what people like/dislike… you can post videos of the process as well it doesn’t have to be finished art. maybe even random sketches/practice stuff. 5 minute art challenges. trying out different art styles/mediums.
I'm gonna put my insights here, probably buried in a comment section, but!
To be a successful artist, I feel like you gotta "be" an artist.
And not just like be creative in your art, but leverage your creativity to solving those problems too.
Art is so much about communication, through what you create, and if you can create things that resonate with people, you're half way there.
Creating videos, creating a hit series, creating a masterful book, create creative ways to get your name out there. Think of these great artists out there who do things that catch attention. How do they identify those things to do? It's all about the people who see it.
The challenge is getting there. Mastering your craft, and putting yourself out there.
Because there are opportunities out there. You just gotta work hard to be able to do what they require of you.
I've failed many artistic endeavours, but I've also kept trying and kept learning, and each time I get a little further.
Don't waste time. The secret sauce is your art ^^
Saddly going with trends or whats popular seems to be the only way to gain traction initially then once you get a good following it feeds itself
Wow. This is pure gold. Super thanx!
Thank you so much for this video man it helped a lot.
that intro bro 😅 fire 🔥
"now... Let's talk about Instagram..."
-Cut to Instagram ad.
Very helpful video! Can you tell you put my heart in it! Thank you! ♥️
those stock footages are hilarious, good video though ! thanks for the advices
But how to make quality content consistently? It seems like you can have quality but you won’t be consistent. Or consistency but you won’t have quality. I have no time in my day so my CZcams channel really suffers due to the time I spend trying to make actual quality.
consistency doesn't mean you have to post each 3 days, you mark your own rhythm. You can post each 15 days for example, and be consistent if you don't miss an update. CZcams is specially permissive with "long" rest periods, if you come back with a GOOD video.
Great insides you have here! Creating "good content" is still a mystery to me. It really bugs me on the content side of instagram, times and times I have seen a lot of great art works yet they don't have much followers, and anyone would agree their "content"/artworks are better than some of the big accounts with over 10-50ks followers. Makes me wonder if on Instagram "good content" doesn't necessarily means good art in terms of skills and quality sometimes? And I notice accounts with repetitive images sometimes gained more followers, but as artists we want to grow, and avoid staying in the comfort zone, or creating art for follower's sake. But then creating art in of itself is time consuming especially we want to pursue a certain quality, not just quantity. All of these factors are very frustrating for many artist. It might have something to do with having a center idea behind all the art we posts? Or some sort of them?
I'm curious what's your thoughts and experience on this part.
one thing i realized on youtube early on is that streaming is dead, at least for someone like me who was a total noob, my stream channel had been struggling for a year was stuck for months at 30 but when i swapped back to my old channel and started doing animation i saw 30 in a matter a month.
most of my views and subs came from traffic from other users making similar content, but were more experienced and had more subs than me. Basically I was and am catching the left over clout scraps from others thanks to the YT algorithm
I'm a fan and I really needed this series. Thanks! Very Helpful vids! Subbed.
Welcome aboard!
16:28 that crack... cracked me up bro xD
I have already followed. Nice music at the end; Can you provide the name of the song please!
im super passionate about both 2d and 3d art.. would it be a bad idea to post both styles onto one account?
I study 3D graphics and want to gain traction around it for work opportunities, but I also do digital art, should I divide these subjects with different accounts?
Focus on one
You mentioned tiktok here but I don't see an account for stylized station on tiktok.
Thank you this video is really helping me with my channel. Much appreciated 🥰
Thanks, this was REALLY helpful...I just hope that we all don't just end up watching thing this video and just keep scrolling through CZcams like nothing happened.
Most people will do that, but a small percentage will use this as motivation :) as long as i help 1 person im happy
I don't think I ever commented on any video before. But I have to say this series is absolute FIRE!!!
I just one question: Is naming your social media page (CZcams, Instagram, ...) as your real name is a good idea or not? Should I? I'm planning to start my art channel (and more specifically my "game dev" channel starting with and focusing on the art part) and this question is in my mind for a while...
There are different Videos in this topic, many people just stay with their name and make their thumbnails in a way so that the topic of the Video/Channel is clear. If in doubt, you could also make it Double: your Name - topic.
I think it depends of our names and our competition. If I have a common name, like Mary Smith, I'd prefer a more original/remarkable nick LOL Also if I'm gonna draw, for example, just russian architecture, I think is a nice idea using some russian-like words on the nick (real words or just similar sounds).
@@smepable Thanks for the reply! :)
@@ZurditaDinamita Tnx for the comment and for sharing your thoughts. Well I wanted it to be in English and a universal audience (I didn't started for now) But my name is very unique in English "Sadegh Mirzaee"... I dare you to pronounce it too XD...
Lol not Eva longoria’s brother in the “I’m Thomas” 🤣
Hahaha that beginning of the video had me laughing xD
This is impossible, I’m a Senior 3D Character Artist and making a high resolution character takes several months to make, no way to post daily unless I post wips. Will make it into a tutorial as a test.
It's sadder still because this video suggests if you upload 10 pieces of content and get 10 followers that's a fine amount. He recommends content batching about 30 pieces of content a month, 10 in each pillar, that's 30 followers a month. Blows because if it takes you 5 hours to finish a piece you're looking at investing 150 hours of work for 30 followers a month, I don't know how actionable that advice is.
@@tobiasscott8693 Yeah, i'm almost done with my character and got over 160 vid to edit, will make it into a full tutorial and post clips of it on CZcams, the full tutorial will be a paid version, that will be the best i feel.
The thing about igtv and reels. I'm not a performer and I'm a total introvert and shy. I have a stutter so voice overs annoy people who don't know me and they walk away fast before they get to know me. CZcams is the same thing. I just post shorts or if I'm up for it "topic videos" if my stutter is my friend that day. I know other tip videos say if you don't speak you won't get anywhere between any of these platforms because no one can relate to you. So I'm terrified doing any of it but I have to if I want to get somewhere.
"Not actually me" hahaha Thanks for the info.
Commenting before watching as I have no time to watch it yet. Been waiting for my dose of quick cuts and stock footage. Of course the actual info is worth gold because it's actual advice that worked. Seriously though can't wait to watch it. Thanks for doing it man.
Does anyone know if it matters if my instagram account has to be new to attract traction, or does an account that's been inactive for a while work too, if I start posting on it ?
The age of the account doesn't matter
@@StylizedStation great! Thanks!
4:27 my main goal is to blow up, and then act like I don't know nobadayyy! Harharharhar
Can you explain what you mean by getting punished by the algorithm for using schedulers on Instagram?
Very helpful video. Thank you so much for sharing
Where is part 3?
ive been on instagram for 5 years, been stuck at 250 followers since about 2.5 of that while posting.. its brutal out here
For context I've been on instagram almost 10 years, 2000 folllowers, 400 posts and my work is in this video lmao, Its beyond brutal though I have the job I want lol which is a redeeming factor,
Maybe if I post one more WIP
is making 3d comic a good idea for twitter? or i just waste my time?
Awesomely explained
You do know your things 👍👍
On CZcams I've noticed that most channels have to have corporate backup to get a lot of views. If you have a small channel, you won't be noticed. Any time you go to the youtube front page, you will notice that all the videos you see have 100,000+ views. You won't see any videos that have 100 subs and 25 views.
Hello! I am a native spanish, and i can understand english, but sometimes i need to see the subtitles for better undestanding...and yours are in italiano, can you activate somehow atomatic subtitles in english please?
i don't have reels like it's not on my app
I'm a really skilled artist, I'm 18 years old now and I've tried for years to gain traction I tried a lot of times and always failed. Idk what to do I haven't made a single dollar off of my art and I can literally draw in a lot of mediums traditional, digital, 3D
спасибо!
Your success as an artist doesn't have to do anything with social media. Focus on improving and putting love into your work. Having followers doesn't mean anything
I've actually been avoiding this video for days on end because of how clickbait-y it looked. But since CZcams's been pushing it on my face for so long, I gave up and watched it. And I'm glad I did because you do give steps on how to achieve results. The 3 column thing never crossed my mind, to name one. Thank you.
me to ticktock : perhaps ive treated you too harshly
Everyone is sleeping on Tiktok right now.
My videos are often shorter than 6-minutes so I don't know how to apply the suggestion.
Thanks for the video and video series! It's really inspired me to look into creating a brand, tutorials, and try and pass down some of the knowledge I've learned working in the industry. One things I think that really puts Stylized Station above so many other channels is the audio quality. Does anyone have advice on how to approach getting crisp, clean audio? Thanks!
A good soundproof room and a cheap mic are all thats needed :) My mic is about $50.
My YT videos usually last 1-3 min, funny thing is that this is what my audience enjoys the most and my videos can't get any longer just by their nature🤷♂️
IF thats the case, then you should think about rebuilding your audience. You may be severely limiting yourself by catering to your current audience instead of pivoting your channel to favor longer content. Either that or you may be better suited for a platform like TikTok :)
@@StylizedStation Thanks for answering, looks like it's finally time to try out TikTok😌
Super well spoken and eye opening 👏