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2 Great YouTube Creator Resources

Are you a YouTube creator or would you like to be? Well, I have two resources that can help you start and/or improve your channel. I have used some of their good advice and it has helped me with my channel.

In this blog post, I will introduce you to Justin Brown and Sean Cannell, share who they are and some things you can learn from them. 

I discovered this channel some years ago and many of Justin's technical video tutorials were very helpful. I especially like the equipment and editing program videos. He has an easy way of explaining things that can be complicated. Also, I like that he points out several free options in the services he recommends.

TIP- Justin suggested that if you have older videos that are still relevant, you can change and update your thumbnail and title to capture more views. I thought this was a great idea. Below are two thumbnails I changed based on Justin's advice.

2021- Here is my original thumbnail.

2024- Here is my updated thumbnail. 

Recently, I discovered his channel and watched "7 Steps To Make Money with a Small YouTube Channel." It was very helpful so I started watching some of his other videos. He has a lot of substance and quality information and resources. Also, Sean has a free "Master Class" available on his website for a limited time. I watched it and got the helpful worksheets. Also, do some other research before you take any of his financial advice.

TIP: Sean suggested Amazon Associate affiliate program as one of the seven ways to make money on your channel. You might want to check this out and see if this works for you.

These are just two channels that I wanted to share with you.  Also, be sure to subscribe and check out some of the other resources here on Inspired Me 411.  I will be adding new resources as I find them and writing more blog post. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice day!


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