Nataliia Prokopchuk

Most YouTube creators treat Instagram like an afterthought. They throw up a few behind-the-scenes photos, recycle their YouTube thumbnails, and wonder why their Instagram isn’t growing (or even don’t care about that at all). If that sounds familiar, it’s time to shift your strategy. Instagram is a powerful way for YouTube creators to earn more funds and gain stronger influence.

Having a good sound is very important for a YouTuber. If your audio sounds like it was recorded in a cave, that’s an instant dealbreaker for the viewer. Choosing the right microphone isn’t just about buying the most expensive one. It’s about selecting the right tool for your specific content, setup, and workflow.

If you were making YouTube content in 2020, you either played Among Us, collaborated with someone who did, or at the very least, watched countless playthroughs and seen all the memes coming out of it. It wasn’t just a game; it was a whole phenomenon everyone talked about. But what happened after the initial hype died down? The impact of Among Us didn’t just fade away—it fundamentally reshaped the way creators approached social gaming content.