[00:00] that you either have a full-time job you're probably limited on time This is a really common problem when it comes to YouTube
[00:12] which kind of puts you in a pickle in some cases. exactly what it is that you can do schedule-wise at the pace that you choose to put it out.
[00:26] if this is your first time here, and learn how to use all of the tools so you don't miss any videos that can help you.
[00:39] that you need to keep in mind for the following part, which is a step-by-step schedule that you can follow
[00:51] at the pace that you want to put out content. that we have to say when we're having this conversation, that restarts every two weeks
[01:06] So let's talk about the obvious thing that we all know, and I'll just be that person today. That means YouTube, TikTok, Instagram,
[01:20] all the streaming services, things like that. from you being able to publish content. of watching entertainment videos on YouTube Shorts,
[01:33] that in some cases isn't as obvious is that you need to schedule your content-creation time. is gonna really highlight how important that is.
[01:46] you're gonna end up doing it. or if you have some other thing that you have to go to and then you make sure that you go to it.
[01:58] you're giving it a priority, that I'm getting ready to share with you. is we all have content that we enjoy making,
[02:11] just doesn't fit into your lifestyle. and I had to walk away and stay consistent over a long period of time.
[02:24] because I was trying to force in that content But it also taught me which is, if possible,
[02:37] or try to simplify the content what I'm saying is to focus on the things having a bunch of flashy graphics
[02:51] yes, they make everything look good and all of that, than a bunch of fancy graphics can. is to use templates when you're editing.
[03:06] like wooshes on a regular basis, If you have lower thirds that pop up If you have an in-screen graphic,
[03:18] on a regular basis in your videos, so that you don't have to waste those few seconds or minutes every second counts when you gotta wake up
[03:32] that you leverage the tools that are available. it has the option to edit by text to where it'll automatically remove silence
[03:46] to help you just get through that initial edit a lot faster. if possible, try to work on more than one video at a time. the video ideas and thumbnails and all of that,
[03:58] When you are outlining and scripting the videos, When you're recording the videos, so then you can save the time on setting up lights
[04:12] So let's talk about the schedule. I recommend that you work in two-week cycles. and you're always chasing that one video
[04:25] or whatever other day you publish, where you can get everything done that you need to get done. So in the event that there are some things
[04:37] without feeling stressed out about it. and thumbnail planning and research The reason it's important to make sure you're thinking about
[04:52] while you're still working on the video idea but if you can't package that up that are gonna be interacting with that content
[05:04] before you even had a chance that you can come up with a good idea for the title before you even commit to making the video.
[05:16] You can, without question, or if you wanna speed things up, that has an AI script writer
[05:29] and it will give you a starting base of your script. and then you can add to it or take things away and to make something completely unique out of it.
[05:44] if that's something that you're interested in. everything it was that you were gonna do for the video, Depending on how long your scripts are,
[05:57] and things like that, make sure that you reserve enough time on that Wednesday this doesn't all have to start on a Monday.
[06:10] So you do this based around wherever it is and where is a good ending point for you. Now, keep in mind, if you're on a limited time,
[06:22] Do what you can do. go in and start tightening things up. And then as you get faster at editing,
[06:36] with where everything's at in your editing software, and spending a little bit more time in the edits because you're getting more efficient at the thing.
[06:49] it's perfectly fine to overflow into Friday. that first video completed and uploaded on Friday We have a built in cushion for this,
[07:05] if it moves over into Saturday, But if you did work on more than one video at a time, Saturday, you start editing the next video.
[07:19] but if not, then you can let that overflow into Sunday Week number two, Monday. Get the video that you finished up on Saturday or Sunday
[07:33] and get that ready and scheduled to go out on Friday especially if you do and you already have an idea
[07:46] upload the video, add a description, add in-screens, cards, Because it doesn't take a lot of time to do,
[07:58] is a little bit crazy. instead of it being a longer day Okay, so now we have a video published on day five,
[08:11] on the following Friday. to record some extra content in the previous week, and start that process again of recording the content
[08:28] you've already got a video ready to roll on Friday. to plan and record that additional content, you would get that ready to publish
[08:42] Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are all overflow days. those days are the days that you can catch up on them. then it's time to chill out, relax,
[08:56] for getting it done that's gonna help you publish content more consistently, Now, in the middle of all of this stuff,
[09:09] You still need to interact with your community. so come here a little bit. when you're using the bathroom
[09:21] or taking a lunch break at work or school when it's just a few minutes here, a few minutes there, to answer comments and to engage with your community
[09:34] but you don't have a lot of time and you wanna do YouTube, So the first step is to make sure and just see how far you can get
[09:49] that as you're going through the process of doing all this, each part of this a lot faster as you get rolling. so you can get it done.
[10:02] but it's also gonna help you get better results is to build the skills around being a content creator. that tells you exactly what you need to focus on right now.
[10:15] I'll see you in the next video, thanks for watching.