Tag: daily-vlog
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First 100 Subscribers
A beginner growth lesson: first 100 subscribers is a real milestone and still small. Ask humans, upload one vlog a week, title it so a stranger understands. Do not buy subs or wait for the algorithm.
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CapCut for Beginners
A beginner CapCut lesson: install the app, start a project, import from the camera roll, split and delete, make the six cuts, keep music under the voice, and export 1080p. Phone edit is allowed.
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Start Your First Vlog in 7 Days
A public 7-day plan to start your first vlog on a phone: one sentence, film, edit, a live URL, three humans, and a note for video 2. A printable kit is coming.
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How Much Do Vloggers Make?
A beginner money lesson: most new vlogs earn $0 for a long time. How ads (YPP), affiliates, sponsors, digital products, and merch actually work – without invented salaries. Film the vlog first.
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What Is B-Roll?
A beginner lesson on B-roll: pictures of the thing, not your face. A Tuesday 10-clip list, how to film it on a phone, and how it sits on the CapCut timeline.
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How Long Should a Vlog Be?
A beginner length lesson: 5–10 minutes for vlog #1, 8–12 once you have a story, longer only if every minute earns it, and Shorts are not a short vlog.
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How Often Should You Upload?
A beginner cadence lesson: one video a week is enough, daily is optional, batch one Saturday instead of promising seven days, and a 12-week habit beats a burst you will quit.
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How to Talk Naturally on Camera
A beginner lesson on sounding like a person on camera: write one sentence, talk to one friend, use five bullets, match the room, and cut the first 20 seconds.
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How to Edit a Vlog
A beginner lesson on editing vlog #1 tonight: CapCut is enough, pick the usable take, make six cuts, keep music quiet, export 1080p, and stop.
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How to Film Yourself
A beginner lesson on filming yourself alone: where to put the phone, how to talk to the lens, a Tuesday shot list, audio, light, and why one usable take is enough.