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Precious Advice for New Vtubers

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Beginner 3 min read For: New VTubers or aspiring content creators looking for practical advice on starting and growing an audience.
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The video offers advice for new VTubers on building an audience, emphasizing the importance of creating original content, avoiding excessive retweets, and focusing on platforms like YouTube for growth. The speaker recommends starting with shorts to gain traction and consistency over chasing trends.

[0:00]
Avoid Flat Model Images

Posting only flat images of your model gives the impression it's not rigged and you're not ready. Instead, focus on creating content.

[0:17]
Prepare Content Before Launch

Script and plan videos while your model is being made, so you can release content immediately upon completion.

[0:56]
Limit Retweets

Excessive retweets of other VTubers clutter your feed and prevent viewers from learning about you. Post your own content between retweets.

[1:37]
Reply Over Retweet for Support

Replying to others boosts engagement more than retweeting, especially for small accounts.

[2:31]
Use Twitter to Drive to YouTube

Twitter content should aim to move viewers to your YouTube channel, not just gain Twitter followers.

[3:18]
Start with Shorts, Not Streaming

Shorts are less time-consuming and have a more forgiving algorithm, making them better for beginners than streaming.

[4:05]
YouTube's Algorithm Favors New Creators

YouTube gives fresh accounts initial recommendations, making it easier to grow than Twitch or Twitter.

[5:06]
Start Simple with PNGtubers

You can begin content creation with just a PNG and voice, without a full model.

[5:42]
Shorts Are More Forgiving

Shorts are easier to produce and more likely to be picked up by the algorithm than long-form videos.

[6:51]
Consistency Over Meta

Consistency in content type builds a reliable brand; don't chase trends. Example: a Minecraft shorts creator found success by repeating a formula.

New VTubers should prioritize creating original content, limit retweets, and start with YouTube shorts to build an audience. Consistency in a specific niche is more effective than chasing changing trends.

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What is the problem with posting only flat images of your VTuber model?

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It gives the impression the model is not rigged and you are not ready.

What should you do while waiting for your VTuber model to be completed?

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Script and plan videos so you can release content immediately upon completion.

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Why should new VTubers limit retweets on Twitter?

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Excessive retweets clutter your feed and prevent viewers from learning about you.

0:56

What is more effective for supporting other creators: replying or retweeting?

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Replying boosts engagement more than retweeting, especially for small accounts.

1:37

What is the primary goal of posting content on Twitter as a VTuber?

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To drive viewers to your YouTube channel.

2:31

Why does the speaker recommend starting with shorts instead of streaming?

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Shorts are less time-consuming and have a more forgiving algorithm.

3:18

How does YouTube's algorithm help new creators compared to Twitch or Twitter?

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YouTube gives fresh accounts initial recommendations, making it easier to grow.

4:05

What is a simple way to start content creation without a full VTuber model?

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Use a PNG and your voice, like a PNGtuber.

5:06

What is more important for growth: consistency or chasing the latest trend?

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Consistency in a specific niche is more effective than chasing trends.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Avoid Flat Model Images

Highlights a common mistake new VTubers make that undermines their perceived readiness.

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Prepare Content Before Launch

Offers a practical time-management strategy for maximizing impact upon debut.

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Twitter as a Funnel to YouTube

Clarifies the strategic role of Twitter in driving traffic to the main platform.

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Start with Shorts, Not Streaming

Challenges the common assumption that streaming is the best starting point for new VTubers.

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Consistency Over Meta

Emphasizes the enduring value of consistent content over fleeting trends.

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✂️ Creator Tools: Viral Hooks

AI-generated clip ideas for Shorts based on the transcript

Don't Post Flat Model Images

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Directly calls out a common mistake new VTubers make, offering a clear alternative that saves time and boosts growth.

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Stop Retweeting So Much

60s

Controversial advice that challenges the norm of supporting friends by retweeting, suggesting replies are more effective.

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Shorts Over Streaming First

60s

Presents a counterintuitive strategy for new VTubers: focus on shorts instead of streaming to build an audience faster.

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Consistency Beats Meta Chasing

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Debunks the obsession with trends by showing how sticking to one successful format builds a loyal audience.

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[00:00] actually here's a piece of advice to

[00:01] anyone who wants to be Tu or is like new

[00:02] if I go to your Twitter and I just see

[00:04] flaton images of your model I'm going to

[00:06] get the impression that it's not rigged

[00:07] and I couldn't watch you anywhere and

[00:09] you're not ready yet now if that's the

[00:10] truth and you like this person of in

[00:12] your bio like debut TBA that's fair but

[00:14] you're not going to get much out of this

[00:15] effort make content don't worry about it

[00:17] right now come up with ideas watch other

[00:19] people's content script out things that

[00:22] you want to record later when your model

[00:23] is done and then as soon as your model

[00:24] is done record all those videos or those

[00:27] shorts or whatever and uh and go for it

[00:30] right like then you start posting it

[00:31] you'll get way more mileage out of using

[00:33] using your time that way they made a

[00:34] whole post where they did a Showcase of

[00:36] their model where they just zoomed in on

[00:38] several like details of it and it's five

[00:41] likes and they're posting stuff like

[00:42] this every day and I'm looking at it and

[00:44] I'm like you could you could instead of

[00:45] like cropping on these and then posting

[00:46] it doesn't take that much time but like

[00:47] use that time on uh scripting I think

[00:50] content outside of Twitter right uh all

[00:52] of it I think posting content on Twitter

[00:53] is still good and then the other piece

[00:54] of advice I want to give is this person

[00:56] reposts like people that they seem to be

[00:58] friends with like all of their posts so

[01:00] when I scroll through their Twitter I

[01:01] see like a million retweets of other

[01:04] vtubers that aren't them I think it's

[01:06] okay to retweet some of your friends

[01:08] stuff but if you retweet so much of it

[01:09] that I see more of other vtubers faces

[01:12] and content on your Twitter than seeing

[01:15] you then I I do not learn anything about

[01:17] you when I scroll and I'll stop

[01:18] scrolling after a few posts right I

[01:19] can't tell who you are I don't know what

[01:20] your content is I don't know what you're

[01:21] about at all so if you retweet a lot and

[01:24] you don't post enough of your own stuff

[01:25] to to have it in between every post Then

[01:27] I then I'm like what is this this person

[01:30] even do anything you know you look like

[01:31] you only retweet stuff and maybe you

[01:33] stream but I wouldn't even know that cuz

[01:34] I wouldn't see any posts related to it

[01:36] you know what I mean like and if you

[01:37] want to support someone retweeting isn't

[01:38] going to help that much but but replying

[01:40] and liking will still retweeting does

[01:42] still kind of help but uh if you don't

[01:44] have a huge following it doesn't do much

[01:46] but if you reply it will do more for

[01:48] that person by giving them another like

[01:50] you know number up on the reply count

[01:52] for engagement than retweeting it to you

[01:54] know 500 people there are ways that you

[01:56] can just uh support more heavily in my

[01:58] opinion without making your own stuff

[02:00] look like you know a whole lot of

[02:01] nothing basically you just you just

[02:03] don't want to give people the wrong

[02:04] impression that they go to your Twitter

[02:05] and they think you don't do anything if

[02:06] you don't have any anything to show

[02:08] don't spend your time trying to promote

[02:09] nothing because you have nothing start

[02:12] like I said start scripting stuff or or

[02:13] just watching other content and getting

[02:15] that stuff in your brain right just get

[02:17] all of that in your brain so you start

[02:18] to understand what what you'd like to do

[02:20] what you'd like to try and now you have

[02:22] a list of things to try as soon as

[02:23] you're actually like you know your

[02:25] models done you're making content or

[02:26] whatever to be honest become content

[02:28] pilled yeah it takes a long time to

[02:29] develop that so it' be good content

[02:31] should be posted to Twitter for the

[02:32] express reason of getting people off

[02:34] Twitter to your channel yeah yeah

[02:35] exactly you don't want to get twitter

[02:37] followers who are just going to be

[02:38] Twitter followers it doesn't get you

[02:39] anything you can't sell anyone anything

[02:41] through Twitter uh you can reply a lot

[02:43] and have people enjoy you but they're

[02:45] not going to watch other stuff now if

[02:47] you're just doing this as a hobby and

[02:48] you don't really want to monetize it

[02:49] nothing wrong with that don't worry

[02:50] about it I don't think you should go

[02:52] into it thinking you're going to

[02:53] monetize it unless you're like already

[02:55] at that point of being able to kind of

[02:57] but you know if you switch to that kind

[02:58] of mode and you're like I do maybe want

[03:00] to do this as a job I think I think I'd

[03:02] enjoy it and I want to at least have it

[03:04] fund itself right so it's like maybe

[03:06] like a serious hobby for you maybe not a

[03:07] job job you got to start thinking about

[03:09] it differently you know what I mean a

[03:10] lot of YouTubers got it into their mind

[03:12] that they have to be streamers and they

[03:15] they like all try to become streamers

[03:16] and I don't think it's the right route

[03:18] for everyone especially because like

[03:19] streaming takes a lot of hours to get

[03:21] anything out of it but you could spend

[03:22] arguably fewer hours just making a [ __ ]

[03:24] ton of shorts and be a short SC straight

[03:26] up why not why not just do that first

[03:29] why honestly why stream for your first

[03:32] like 6 months but why stream in your

[03:34] first couple of months instead of just

[03:37] purely doing like shorts and some videos

[03:39] and things and then start streaming if

[03:41] you want to stream right I think if I if

[03:43] I started today I'd do that shorts are

[03:46] iffy everything's iffy well that's

[03:48] literally everything's iffy I mean only

[03:49] like 0 1% of people even make it in

[03:51] content at all but you have more of a

[03:53] chance of being randomly found when you

[03:55] have nothing on YouTube versus then on

[03:58] doing that on Twitch or Twitter right

[03:59] just it's just like it it's so hard to

[04:02] make it work out when you have nothing

[04:03] on those platforms whereas on YouTube If

[04:05] you make a fresh account and you start

[04:06] posting stuff as long as that stuff is

[04:08] good YouTube always like tries to give

[04:10] you some recommendations at least to

[04:11] start with so uh I feel like that's like

[04:14] it's less timec consuming and it's a

[04:15] better spot to put your energy into and

[04:17] then if it starts to work or it doesn't

[04:19] work or maybe certain things work you

[04:20] can figure out your content and really

[04:22] think about it critically right but if

[04:24] you're just like I'm going to poo stream

[04:25] I'm going to get a model and I'm just

[04:26] going to stream and I'm just going to do

[04:27] that for months and and you're not

[04:28] really streaming to many people you

[04:29] don't have have enough viewers or people

[04:32] around commenting on things to get

[04:33] really good feedback to know what's

[04:35] working it's like not enough of a data

[04:36] set right so it's hard to figure out

[04:38] like what you should be doing and I

[04:41] think you know arguably if it's a hobby

[04:42] you should just do whatever you want but

[04:43] at the same time if if you do intend to

[04:45] grow cuz people say they don't want to

[04:46] grow or you know I'd say nine nine out

[04:48] of 10 times they're lying they would

[04:49] like it they're just trying to not look

[04:51] like they want money cuz that's fair not

[04:53] everyone's trying to make a money thing

[04:54] they all want it to grow so that they

[04:55] can feel like they're doing a good job

[04:56] right I think it's good to do something

[05:00] where you potentially at least can grab

[05:03] more people seeing it so you get more

[05:04] feedback so you know what to improve on

[05:06] right you could grab a PNG up and down

[05:08] like Macha and do comedy skits like Hara

[05:10] yeah you don't even you don't even need

[05:12] any look at all the YouTubers that just

[05:13] do content with their voice only and

[05:15] some random images like you could do

[05:17] that to sort of like get used to being a

[05:20] content creator and learning how to do

[05:21] it do the thing and then later on decide

[05:24] if you even want that other stuff why

[05:26] shorts over longer videos making longer

[05:28] videos scripting them out everything is

[05:30] hard it's hard to make quality videos

[05:32] like that um there's a reason why most

[05:33] streamers their only videos are just

[05:35] stream highlights and not like things

[05:37] made for YouTube like white glove

[05:40] YouTube only content kind of thing also

[05:42] yeah the shorts algo is a bit more

[05:43] forgiving it's a bit more forgiving it's

[05:45] it's more likely to be launched a little

[05:47] bit but yeah shorts because they are

[05:49] short they're a little easier to make um

[05:51] and you don't have to script out a long

[05:53] thing so if you have an idea but you

[05:54] don't know how to make that idea into 10

[05:56] minutes of content you know we'll make

[05:57] it into like 30 seconds boom right right

[05:59] so I think if you are a content creator

[06:01] starting out and you don't really know

[06:02] that much about content you're much

[06:04] better off trying to just make shorts

[06:05] workout for you and then from there

[06:07] maybe doing a bigger video If you start

[06:08] off with long videos I think most people

[06:10] have a hard time poony yeah longer

[06:11] content takes more time to produce yeah

[06:13] cuz you could [ __ ] out like 20 shorts or

[06:15] you could make like one long video that

[06:17] might not get picked up by the algo and

[06:18] you just end up wasting more time

[06:20] whereas you could build up your Channel

[06:21] with shorts very slowly but maybe if

[06:23] you're consistent you can build

[06:24] something and then try releasing a long

[06:26] video and it'll have way more of a

[06:28] chance because at least you have some

[06:29] sub subcribers right I don't know I'm

[06:31] just trying to think about like what's

[06:32] most efficient here cuz most people when

[06:34] they're starting out they're college

[06:35] students and they should not be devoting

[06:37] their life to content they should be

[06:39] devoting their life to college or

[06:41] they're in like their first job or two

[06:43] and they're working and they don't have

[06:44] time to like go crazy on content so I

[06:47] don't know I think you're just better

[06:48] off uh making some damn shorts to be

[06:51] honest record 1 hour of Minecraft and

[06:52] chop it into 10minute videos dude the

[06:54] Minecraft algo goes [ __ ] crazy if you

[06:57] like Minecraft and you could play a lot

[06:59] of hour of it just be a Minecraft

[07:01] content creator don't even don't even be

[07:02] like I'm going to be a variety of

[07:03] YouTuber just go [ __ ] make Minecraft

[07:05] videos and be happy I you you'll have a

[07:07] great time I promise so it seems like

[07:09] the meta for Content changes every

[07:10] couple weeks so it's very hard uh so

[07:13] here's the problem why you shouldn't

[07:15] look at the meta too much The Meta

[07:17] changes or it looks like it changes

[07:19] because a few people doing a certain

[07:21] thing pop off those people were usually

[07:23] doing that certain thing for a while and

[07:25] then the Alo started to like it but

[07:27] consistency is still King right because

[07:30] if you make if you do a monthly YouTube

[07:32] video of a certain type it's it's

[07:34] specifically a relaxing ASMR Minecraft

[07:37] Long play it's a 2hour video of you

[07:39] playing Minecraft with a million shaders

[07:40] on and and it's only Minecraft sounds no

[07:43] commentary right there you go your

[07:45] channel has a stick that could work

[07:47] people might see one of those videos

[07:48] work out and they're like oh my God this

[07:50] is the meta now for Minecraft creators

[07:51] no they are also people like cam who we

[07:53] were just on block wars with the other

[07:55] day who just make Minecraft shorts and

[07:57] they focus on literally shorts and and

[07:59] his actually let me show you let me use

[08:01] him as an example he's such a good

[08:03] example of someone who like found their

[08:05] Niche through being consistent when you

[08:07] go to his oldest videos you sort by

[08:10] oldest and you look at what worked you

[08:12] know what worked out for him now he

[08:14] deleted some old [ __ ] that didn't work

[08:15] out I'll just say that but he took the

[08:16] stuff that did work out and he kept

[08:18] repeating it and it looks like this how

[08:20] far can you fall in Minecraft the most

[08:21] damaged in Minecraft the strongest

[08:23] Minecraft mob three of these videos the

[08:25] rarest blank in Minecraft right there's

[08:27] there's a a huge level of con

[08:29] consistency to what he did right and

[08:31] like not going to lie if I liked one of

[08:33] these shorts I would instantly sub to

[08:34] this channel without watching the other

[08:36] shorts because I would look at how

[08:38] they're all like the same type of

[08:39] content and I'd be like wow that's

[08:42] reliable I know that that thing I liked

[08:44] I'm going to find more of it I'm going

[08:45] to hit sub right and it would [ __ ] it

[08:48] would work it would work on me but if I

[08:49] went to his channel and it was like a

[08:50] bunch of Minecraft stuff but it was all

[08:52] wildly different I'd be like I might not

[08:54] get that thing that I liked that first

[08:55] brought me here so I don't know if I'm

[08:57] going to press the the sub button so I

[08:59] don't know people will be like Oh The

[09:00] Meta changes but I think you just should

[09:02] do a thing and the moment one thing

[09:03] works keep doing that one thing there

[09:05] you go that's your personal meta it

[09:07] doesn't mean it's the meta you know what

[09:08] I'm saying and make sure it's a thing

[09:10] you like doing

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