You don't need an audience to start a YouTube channel. What you need is something valuable to say. Speaker B compares it to starting a business: you don't need customers first, you need something worth offering.
Now, can you start a channel before you have an audience? Or can you talk about having a channel and not really having an audience, broadcasting videos to nothingness?
Yeah, yeah, absolutely. You don't need an audience, you just need a message. You need a message. You need, just like when you start a business, you know, You don't have customers yet, but you need to have something to sell. Yeah.
Right?
So you don't need to have an audience anywhere else, but you need to have something to say, right? You need to be able to put your art out there, whether it's giving advice or giving motivation or showing people how to make something. You have to have some kind of expertise to really give value to the new audience that will be coming in. So if you're a business coach, you know, you've been coaching businesses, great. You know, what are the common lessons that you have to give people, common problems that you see people coming in with consistently that you can then create video content to help? It's slower if you don't have an audience anywhere else. Just like any other business, if you don't have customers, it's slower to launch a new product, but that shouldn't, This shouldn't hold you back from starting it up.
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