YouTube Hacks - page 8

On VidCon 2025, YouTube announced that over 1 billion hours of content are watched on TVs every day. TV viewership on YouTube has overtaken mobile since last year in the United States alone. But mobile devices still hold the majority of the views and attention on YouTube. So, how device trends can shape your content strategy? Let’s find out.

YouTube is a global platform and a big market. What you need to know is where the shift is happening and why it matters to your revenue.

As a creator that’s been on YouTube for years doing one thing, sooner or later you might find yourself wondering whether you should stick to your niche or branch out.

YouTube’s homepage isn’t random. It’s weaponized. It’s personalized. And it's tailor-made for each viewer. That means everything from playlists to thumbnails and metadata needs to be strategically built, so you’re not just seen, you’re clicked.

Faceless YouTube channels are becoming impactful, creative, and profitable. Today we’ll show you 42 YouTube content ideas, so you can start your own faceless channel.

On YouTube, success isn't a gamble; it's all about wise choices. By analyzing your YouTube competitors, you can make informed decisions, not just gut ones. In this piece, we'll show you how to size up your YouTube competition and put that knowledge to work. So, let's get started.

If you make money from brand deals on YouTube, you need to understand the ad disclosure rules. Not maybe. Not “I’ll figure it out later.” Because one bad video, one missed sentence, and the whole channel can suffer.

You can translate a YouTube video with ChatGPT in minutes. The problem? If you just dump your script in and take whatever it spits out… you’re risking losing your audience.

So many countries speak French, over 20 fully or partially. The audience is 300 million people. But French isn’t the same everywhere. How do you translate YouTube videos for France, Canada, and Africa without messing it up? Let’s break it down.

YouTube viewing habits change as trends. Gen Z content consumption and Gen Alpha video habits are built around multi-tasking and sound-off viewing. These audiences watch Shorts in bed, TikTok in class, and Twitch streams on the bus, often without turning the sound on.