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Creators Uncut is the podcast that goes behind the scenes of YouTube’s biggest and most unique channels to uncover the stories, strategies, and challenges that creators face while building their brands.
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Should Your Business Start a YouTube Channel? (opens the original)
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Thomas Visgintas has spent the past six years building and growing YouTube channels, starting with small dating channels before working with some of the biggest names in the online creator space. Today, he takes the strategies he's learned from working with major influencers and applies them to businesses looking to use YouTube to generate leads and grow their online presence.In this episode, Thomas breaks down the biggest differences between a creator YouTube channel and a business YouTube chan
Why More People Over 40 Should Start a YouTube Channel (opens the original)
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What if being over 40 is actually a great reason to start a YouTube channel?In this episode of Creators Uncut, we sit down with Ty Myers, a YouTuber and business owner who helps people in their 40s, 50s, and beyond start and grow their own YouTube channels.Ty shares his story of leaving a career in sales to become a YouTuber, what skills from sales transferred into content creation, and why you don't necessarily have to quit your job to start building something on YouTube.We also talk about the
What Traditional Media Can Teach You About Going Viral (opens the original)
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Bruna Vilela has built a career behind some of YouTube's biggest creators, helping channels earn more clicks through better thumbnails, titles, and overall packaging. By combining creativity with audience psychology, she's learned what actually makes people stop scrolling and click.In this episode, Bruna shares how she broke into the YouTube industry, what separates good thumbnails from great ones, why creators should focus on audience behavior instead of chasing the algorithm, and the biggest m
How He Built a Pearl Empire Online (opens the original)
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Jeremy Shepard has spent nearly 30 years building Pearl Paradise from an online pearl retailer into one of the most recognizable names in the industry. What started with a $25 strand of pearls purchased during a layover in China has evolved into a thriving business built on education, storytelling, and authentic customer relationships.In this episode, Jeremy shares how documenting pearl farms on YouTube led to a loyal audience, why live shopping has become one of the fastest-growing parts of his
The Truth About Animation on YouTube (From a Disney Veteran) (opens the original)
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Mike Blum has spent more than 30 years in animation, starting as a software engineer at Disney Feature Animation before becoming an Emmy-nominated director and eventually founding Pipsqueak Animation. Today, he's building Barkster Kids Songs, a YouTube channel where his team owns the intellectual property they're creating instead of giving it away to a studio.In this episode, Mike shares how he transitioned from engineering to animation, why owning your creative work matters, how his studio deve
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