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#HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN YOUTUBE CHANNEL ON MOBILE FULL#
#HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN YOUTUBE CHANNEL ON MOBILE PRO#

But right now, your YouTube channel is ready for the street. You can fiddle around with other YouTube settings and customize things further at a later date, if you wish.

On the box that pops up, click the icon in the upper right and add the email addresses of the people you’d like to invite to manage your YouTube channel:.

Click on your profile/avatar in the upper right, then select “Settings” from the drop-down, as shown below:.

If you have one or more assistants helping you manage your YouTube channel, here’s how you add them as a manager: Also, make sure to list your company website, your company email address and any other ways people can get in touch with you, as shown below:Ĥ. Just a few short paragraphs about who you are and what you do. Make sure to weave in a few keywords to help people find you when they search on YouTube. If you don’t have a great-looking image at your fingertips, just upload a solid color (or simple color gradient) image for now. Today our goal is to get your YouTube channel up and running, looking respectable, so you can start using it today. Also, do not obsess over your channel art right now.

#HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN YOUTUBE CHANNEL ON MOBILE PRO#

PRO TIP: Use a simple image for your channel art because YouTube automatically crops your channel art image on mobile devices. To upload channel art, click on the blue “Add channel art” button. The recommended dimensions for channel art are 2560 x 1440 px.Ī great resource for creating high-quality YouTube channel art can be found at. For branding purposes, try and use an image that represents the image of your company and lets viewers know they’re in the right place. Your YouTube channel will function just fine without channel art, but it’s nice to upload a picture to liven things up a bit, instead of just using the plain, boring default image. It’s similar to the cover photo (aka “banner image”) you see at the top of Facebook and Twitter pages. This is the big rectangle area at the top of your YouTube channel. To complicate matters further, YouTube does a circle crop of your channel icon on mobile devices, meaning the corners get cut off. And remember, the channel icon gets even smaller on mobile a device. PRO TIP: Use an image for your channel icon that looks good when it’s shrunk down really small, since this is what will appear on a YouTube watch page (just below the video, to the left, next to your YouTube channel name). To upload a channel icon image, hover over the brown channel icon placeholder and click the little pencil icon that appears. The recommended dimensions for the image you use for your channel icon are 800 x 800 px. Or if you are the face of your company, then put your headshot there.

The channel icon is typically where your company logo goes.

#HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN YOUTUBE CHANNEL ON MOBILE FULL#

For now, I’m keeping it simple with just “Mark Brinker” rather than the full name of my business, “Mark Brinker & Associates”. Don’t worry, you can change the name of your YouTube channel later if you want. Enter the name of your business/brand, then click “Create”. Click on your profile/avatar in the upper right, then select “My Channel” from the drop-down, as shown below:

While logged in to your dedicated Google account for your business, go to.

For demonstration purposes today, I’ve created the Google account If you already have a dedicated Google account for your business, no need to create another.

To create a dedicated Google account for your business, just Google “create a Google account” and follow the link.

Kind of like having a personal checking account as well as a business checking account to keep funds separate. But I’ve found it much easier to keep things straight in my mind by having a personal Google account as well as a business Google account.

NOTE: Yes, it’s possible to manage a business YouTube channel with your personal Google account and keep your Gmail private from employees/assistants via permission settings.

That way, people can manage your business YouTube account (or any other Google products) without them accessing your personal emails.

Create a separate Google account just for your business. Do not use your personal Google/Gmail account.Create a Google account (because Google owns YouTube). Setting up a YouTube Channel for your business is fairly simple and quick … and it’s free.ġ.