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  • ABOUT
    • MISSION
    • OUR TEAM
    • WHAT WE DO
    • FELLOWS & PARTNERS
  • PROJECTS
    • AFRICA NARRATIVE
    • ACTION CAMPAIGNS
    • CHARITABLE GIVING ON TV
    • FILM DIPLOMACY
    • IDEOLOGY & ENTERTAINMENT
    • IMMIGRATION ON TV
    • JOURNALISM STUDIES >
      • VIRTUAL REALITY
  • PUBLICATIONS
    • Are You What You Watch?
    • Africa in the Media
    • CASE STUDIES
    • IMMIGRATION ON TV
    • METRICS GUIDES FOR JOURNALISTS
    • VIRTUAL REALITY
  • BLOG
  • NEWS & EVENTS
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YouTube Guide >

Summary

The YouTube platform is an excellent tool for journalists. This guide explained the audience opportunities available to journalists using the YouTube platform. It also delineated the first steps to building a successful YouTube channel. 

We covered the following material:

  • YouTube basics

  • The components of a successful YouTube channel

  • Audience development

  • Implementation

  • Measuring success and impact

  • Analytics overview

  • Successful YouTube channels

This guide will be helpful as you build your organization’s YouTube channel. The best way to truly master the platform and harness its potential is to dive in. Publish YouTube videos on a consistent schedule and iterate from there. Evolution is not only the story of all YouTube channels, but also the story of the platform itself. For additional resources, visit the YouTube Creator Playbook.

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The Norman Lear Center's Media Impact Project researches how entertainment and news influence our thoughts, attitudes, beliefs, knowledge and actions. We work with researchers, the film and TV industry, nonprofits, and news organizations, and share our research with the public. We are part of the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.