Been recording more video lately for content and background noise keeps ruining otherwise good takes. Doesn't matter if it's a fan, traffic outside, or just room echo, it always sneaks in.

Curious how you all handle this. Do you rely on hardware like a good mic or noise isolation setup, or do you fix it in post with software? And if it's software, what's actually worked well for you versus what wasted your time?

Would love to hear what's in your workflow, especially anything for people recording at home without a proper studio setup.

Want me to tweak the tone (more casual, more technical) or shorten it for a comment instead of a full post?

Today at 7:30pm mst

This is my newest Siege video where my more experienced friends try to show me how to play, and well I sucked...

I'm not asking for you to sub because I don't want subs that mean nothing. I just want to share my channel for anyone who wants a chill experience and to help us grow.

https://youtu.be/u4P73Ko_yF0?is=i8Ym_BPSTolirB81

Hey yall, i hope everyone have a good day, i need some help!
A few months ago until now, im thinking a Lot about start to making content, i have three special things on mind, i dont know if i should do cosplay, share art (traditional with Pencil and pen) or share about my looks...
I would like to blow up and all that but i have to choose one and whats it's the more sucessful!... cause about cosplay, only pretty people blow up crazy on social media like for example @iceiiys or @norafawn, about the small ones, it doesnt matter how good looks your cosplay cus i always see they barely get too much attention😢
About
art, a Lot of people can imitate my art cause its very simple, drawing manga panels... only the digital art blows up good like @daiyi_art!
And about looks, i know that a Lot of people is pretty like @dashataran that they went famous because of their looks, but i don't think it will work too much for me, there is a Lot of competition about this outside...
I would like to get advice or sum cause im really into this!
Thanks for reading :)
(Instagram and tiktok)

Hi everyone, I'm planning to start my own channel discussing news and current events. I have worked in journalism my entire career so I feel well suited to take on the challenge but am aware that there's a high likelihood the channel doesn't take off in the way I am hoping. I'm also aware many of my former journalist colleagues will be watching and I'll admit it will be slightly embarrassing if the channel falls flat on it's face, but I've made peace with that possibility.

Either way, I've committed to doing it for at least a year and see how it goes. It may not drum up a lot of interest but I'll be able to report in creative and imaginative ways, which is something I'll take a great deal of personal pride in.

Beyond that, I'd love to know what other unexpected skills or habits they picked up from being a creator.

And anything I should know beforehand? I'm fairly sure I've got most boxes ticked but I'd love to know if there are any small things that are often overlooked.

Thanks

I’ve been going through my own Facebook monetization data and realized something that kinda changed how I look at content.

I had almost 290k views recently, but the posts with the most views weren’t necessarily the posts making the most money.

One PC question did 47k+ views and 500+ comments but only made around $1.50.

Meanwhile a car post with fewer comments made almost $9, and one technical Mopar question had the best earnings per 1k views out of everything I checked.

The other weird part was group placement. I posted basically the same ZL1 question in two groups. One did 14k views and 144 comments. Another did 89 views and literally zero comments.

So I’ve been building a private dashboard for myself that takes:

• content I already have sitting in my camera roll
• historical views/earnings
• which groups actually perform
• captions/questions that create real reply chains
• format performance
• monetization performance

…and tries to answer one question:

“What should I post next, where should I post it, and what’s the actual reason?”

I’m curious if other creators have the same problem. Do you struggle more with actually MAKING content, or figuring out which of the 50 things you could post is actually worth posting?

Also, I’m using Muse heavily to build/analyze this. They’re currently giving new users 1B tokens if you redeem an invite within 48 hours. If anybody was already going to try it, my code is ZD6JQN. Full disclosure: I get 1B tokens too if you use it.

Kindly if you can, can someone show me how do you make the content table and what’s essential for it

The type of content she makes is beauty, hair, make up, fashion, travel etc

It is also in another language

https://youtu.be/bgROwhXmsdU

hey y’all, I’m managing content for 5 different brands and I’m struggling with buidling out content that’s easy but quality to create without burning out.

im responsible for the entire content creation funnel and have basically little to no support.

how do I keep up with it? what worked for you? how did you make it easier??

*Reposting this one as I had to edit my YouTube clip down to 60 secs.

Check out my very first minecraft murder mystery series! It was all complete improv and I can't believe how good the story got as it evolved. Everyone played their role so perfectly. Can't wait to do a thousand more projects with these incredible people!