Skip to main content

start your youtube channel

How to Create a YouTube Channel


Creating a YouTube channel using your Google account
If you have a Google account, you can watch, share and comment on YouTube content. However, Google accounts don’t automatically create YouTube channels. Getting a new channel set up is a simple and quick process, though.

1. Go to YouTube and sign in

Head over to YouTube.com and click ‘sign in’ in the top right corner of the page:

2. Head over to your YouTube settings

In the top right corner of the screen, click on your profile icon and then the ‘Settings’ cog icon.

3. Create your channel

Under your settings, you’ll see the option to “Create a channel,” 
Now, it’s time to name your channel and select a category. The channel options available include:
  • Product or Brand
  • Company Institution or Organization
  • Arts, Entertainment or Sports
  • Other

How to create a YouTube channel if you don’t already have a Google account

If you don’t already have a Google account set up, you’ll need to create one before you get started on YouTube. To do this, simply follow the below steps:
  1. Head to YouTube.com
  2. Click ‘Sign In’
  3. Now, choose the option to create a Google account
  4. Follow the steps to create your Google account
Now, you’re all set up with a Google account and can follow the above steps to create a YouTube channel.

Popular posts from this blog

How to earn money online

12 Ways You Can Absolutely Make Money Online For many people, making money online would be an absolute dream come true. If they could find a way to make money with a website or some other online venture, they could quit their job to focus on entrepreneurship, spend more time with their family, and finally take back control of their time and their lives. Now, here’s the good news. The majority of online revenue strategies aren’t that complicated. Like any business venture, your online income takes time to grow. You need to be willing to devote the time and energy required to get your idea off the ground, and you need grit to stick with it even if your journey is slow when you first start out. #1: Google Adsense If you've visited any website, you've seen Google ads. These ads are everywhere, and for good reason. Not only are they easy to set up on any basic website, but they can be lucrative once your website starts bringing in a steady amount of traffic. One of ...
l

How to start online bussiness

The simple way to tackle the complexity of selling online Start a trial Build a store that caters to your unique business needs—with the design tools, features, and support to get you up and running. Launch your store Design and customize a beautiful storefront with powerful features and expert ecommerce support along the way. Grow your business Build your brand with a storefront designed to jumpstart growth, from your very first sale onward. Simplify ecommerce management Take the guesswork out of managing your new or growing online business. Improve planning with inventory management tools Craft personalized shopping experiences with customer groups Choose from leading shipping and payment providers to find your best fit solutions, without penalties   Drive more online traffic Build buzz, find your target customers, and drive more site traffic. Boost SEO strategies with customizable URLs and robot.txt access Plug-in POS integrations to leading providers like Square and Clover Sell...
l

boycott chinese product

boycott chinese product  Is a boycott really the answer? The irony of the boycott is especially ripe considering that among the top five smartphone brands in the country – the fastest growing mobile market – four places are occupied by a Chinese brands. According to a  May 2020 report by Counterpoint Research , in Q1 2020, Xiaomi had the highest market share of 30 percent in the Indian smartphone market, Vivo ranks second occupying 17 percent of the market, Samsung is at number three with 16 percent. Places fourth and fifth are also occupied by Chinese brands Realme and Oppo with 14 and 12 percent market share, respectively. For the uninitiated, Vivo, Realme, Oppo, OnePlus are all owned by BBK Electronics, which is a Chinese MNC specialising in electronics. Xiaomi is also a Beijing-based company. No India-born brand ranks in the top smartphone sellers list. However, for  feature phone market share in Q1 2020 , Lava and Micromax did make the cut to the second and fifth pos...
l