- Today I'm gonna show you 12 useful
and unique websites that are perfect
for YouTubers who are hungry for growth.
My goal is to share websites
that you've never heard about before.
From websites and tools that grant you insane abilities
like adding features to YouTube.
All of these are designed to help you grow
your channel faster and completely for free,
like completely for free.
First up is thumbnailcheck.com
which lets you preview different titles
and thumbnails on YouTube.
You can see exactly how they will look
on desktop and mobile, in light and dark mode,
and even where longer titles will get cut off.
It is a fantastic way to ensure your thumbnails
and titles stand out before you publish.
Second is vocalremover.com.
Just drag and drop any audio
or video file and it will separate the vocals
and music into two downloads.
It is perfect for removing copyrighted background music
or taking out the music that got baked into other videos.
Let's say you're out filming and you forgot
about the background music.
Just like that, it's gone.
Just add in your own royalty free music track
so your video can get monetized.
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Next is ytjobs.com.
This is a job board focused on YouTube related jobs.
Whether you're a creator looking for gigs
or a YouTuber seeking professionals
like thumbnail designers, script writers, or video editors,
this site is a gold mind.
You can see verified work, testimonials,
and easily contact talent.
Whether you are talent or whether you're looking for talent
this site is absolutely incredible.
ElevenLabs is next.
ElevenLabs.
Elevenla.
That is cray.
I cannot say that quick.
I gotta slow down.
That sounds weird, but ElevenLabs is next.
Listen, among all the text-to-speech websites,
this one stands out to me as being the best.
- [Instructor] The free version lets you turn
up to 10,000 characters per month
into natural sounding audio in 14 languages.
It's ideal for adding narration
to your videos or creating YouTube Shorts.
- Check this out.
Watch this YouTube short
that we've made with a real voice
and a ElevenLabs voice.
- [Narrator] The most dangerous social media challenges.
First up is the Milk Crate Challenge.
People stacked crates and tried to climb them like stairs.
The crates would inevitably collapse,
leading to broken bones and spinal cord injuries.
Next is the Bird Box Challenge.
People blindfolded themselves while doing daily tasks.
Someone even did this while driving and crashed.
- Tell me which one you like best in the comments.
Next is Creator Insider,
a YouTube channel run by YouTube employees.
They share news, policies, and updates every single week.
This is a YouTube channel ran by the people behind YouTube.
These are YouTube employees.
Yes, yes, the content is valuable.
Every creator should be subscribed.
Now the next four are free browser extensions
that make YouTube better for creators.
Return YouTube Dislike brings back the public dislike count,
even though YouTube removed it in 2021.
If you're like me and you find it helpful
to see the dislikes on a video, this tool is for you.
DF Tube.
DF Tube helps you stay focused on YouTube
by removing distractions like suggested videos and comments.
When you're in consumer mode
there is no problem falling down a rabbit hole
of YouTube content that distracts you from your main focus.
However, when you're in creator mode
and you need to get some serious research done
or you need to look at specific videos
without the distractions of eye grabbing suggested videos
or all the deep diving into comments, this tool is great.
DF Tube lets you choose what you temporarily remove
so you can get work done undistracted.
I don't know about y'all, but like I struggle to focus
when all these things are distracting me.
This tool has helped me.
I hope that it helps you.
Next is YouTube-Shorts Block.
This gives you the option to completely hide shorts
while you're on desktop.
While I don't use it for that,
I do use it to watch YouTube Shorts
on the regular YouTube interface
rather than the shorts player.
For me this is useful for research when you need
to see information that would otherwise be hidden.
And to see all this additional data, I use another tool.
You've probably heard about this one,
the TubeBuddy Browser Extension.
Within the TubeBuddy Browser Extension
is a free tool called Videolytics.
This feature shows additional data
that doesn't display publicly on YouTube videos.
Like the tags that are helping
a YouTube short get discovered.
Now I know everybody has different opinions
about tags on YouTube, but when it comes to YouTube Shorts,
tags seem to play a higher importance
over any other content type.
To the point that YouTube now encourages and suggests tags
based on the content of your YouTube Shorts.
Using the combination of these tools
you can see the tags that are working for successful Shorts
and consider adding them to your videos if they make sense.
Before we move on to the last three tools
I have a quick favor to ask you.
Around 68% of the viewers
on this channel are not subscribed.
My goal is to get that number down to 50%.
If you like our content at all,
please hit the subscribe button.
I promise you that this helps more than you can imagine
and the bigger the channel gets, the bigger the videos get.
Thank you.
And now onto the 10th tool.
Otter.ai is a free voice to text website
and app that transcribes your audio into text.
It's often used for recording and transcribing meetings,
but as a creator,
this can be used to capture your spontaneous ideas.
Whether I've just woken up or if I'm driving,
if a brilliant video idea, script, title comes to my head
I start to record it with Otter.
It transcribes the audio to text,
ensuring I don't lose a single thought.
This is perfect for those moments where you just cannot stop
to write or if ideas just seem to flow out better
as you speak them.
Number 11 is X, formally known as Twitter.
YouTube is great for learning YouTube through video.
Twitter is a treasure trove of insights
and strategies from top creators and experts
that often don't make it into a video.
Let me go through my favorite Twitter accounts to follow.
Should I be saying X account?
I dunno, I don't, I don't, I don't know.
I don't know, you know what I mean.
This is Mario.
He's the retention director
who's worked with major channels like Mr. Beast.
He shares exclusive retention tactics
and YouTube strategies that you will not find anywhere else.
Jay also dives deep into YouTube on different levels,
but his invaluable knowledge
on crafting click-worthy thumbnails
is absolutely worth the follow.
And then there's two YouTube employees.
First is Todd Beaupre who's the product director managing
the team behind the YouTube algorithm.
Then there's a YouTube liaison
which is currently popular creator, Rene Ritchie.
They provide a blend of news, platform updates,
and insightful commentary.
If you don't follow anybody else,
follow those YouTube employees
because the knowledge that they be dropping,
you're missing out if you're not there.
The 12th tool is Discord
which has a ton of free servers run by creators.
These communities are filled
with creators sharing their journey, insights, questions,
and giving feedback.
Now I would personally recommend starting with our Discord
which I'll leave right there
and I know this sounds like a shameless plug,
but our community is full of over 30,000 grinding creators.
Whether you have questions about Shorts, analytics,
or need feedback on your content and thumbnails, our team
and thousands of active members are here to help you 24/7.
Plus I hang out there too, so join.
All these tools will be in the description box below.
Those are the 12 most powerful, insane,
amazing tools that I use on a daily basis
to help grow this channel
and I really hope that it helps you.
Please let me know which tool you are excited to try.
Also, I made this video that teaches
how smaller channels can grow using the community tab.
I really hope you check that out next
and don't, don't you dare forget to subscribe.
I love you all and I'll hang out with you in the next video.
See ya, peace.
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