Thank you so much! Again, it's greatly appreciated. What is your channel? I'll subscribe. I'm hoping down the line it'll be easier to get more subscribers. I figured the beginning is the most difficult time. So far things have been moving forward but very slowly! He did talk to an ejuice company yesterday, though. We're hoping that if he does a review on their juice then they'll put it on their twitter page.
What problems did you run into?
larryT411, I'll subscribe to your channel and help you out. So far I have about 800 and some followers on Pinterest for vape related stuff. I can share your video on there.
Das auto, it would! I used a different username than the one I use for ecigarette accounts just in case.
http://youtube.com/nyiddle although don't feel obligated to subscribe, I haven't made a worthwhile video in a long time lol.
Copyright issues tend to be a big thing on YouTube. For me, since I was making music-related videos, it turned out to be a pretty big problem. Several of my videos were "infringing copyright laws in other countries" or something insane, meaning people in the USA could watch it but people in the UK/Germany (where my fanbase primarily resided) couldn't. Additionally, at one point about 3 years ago (and this technology may have improved since) YouTube thought I was "botting for views" -- they disabled my account because some Russian website linked my video, and it was suddenly going from 30 views a day to 1000+ -- YouTube assumed I was doing something to inflate my view count and disabled my account. It took about a month before they re-enabled it (I sent them the link to the video on the Russian site, and explained the situation to them).
Additionally, if he ever wants to go for YouTube Partnership, it's a real bear to contend with, but that's definitely a "once you're well-established" kind of thing. Partnerships can make you some great money, but it's hard, nearly impossible, to get it to the point where a partner is willing to pick you up/cover your ... (if you make a dud video, the partner is losing money paying for ads that people aren't watching).