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YouTube (Live Streaming) Beginners & Advanced: Fast Track

Learn how to use YouTube (Live Streaming) Advanced methods quickly and easily for yourself or business

Created byDouglas Melvin

Last updated 11/2020

English

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What you'll learn

How to master YouTube (Ads) Advanced methods
Generate leads and sales using YouTube (Ads) Advanced strategies
Setup and run YouTube (Ads) Advanced campaigns in any niche
Master the YouTube (Ads) Advanced Manager

Course content

3 sections • 41 lectures • 1h 22m total length

Overview - Beginners0:50
Master live streaming on YouTube by exploring the creative studio, understanding the minimum setup to get started, and using a third-party app to simplify streaming.
Minimum Equipment Needed for Desktop Streaming1:26
Identify the minimum desktop streaming equipment for YouTube live, including a noise cancelling headset with stereo jacks or USB mic, and a webcam like Logitech see 930 to minimize latency.
Equipment Not Required But Good to Have1:12
Explore non-mandatory gear to simplify live streaming, like a full hd monitor that fits your viewport, portable usb monitors, and vga-to-usb adapters for desktops or laptops.
More Equipment Not Required But Good To Have1:31
Explore essential mobile live streaming gear, including a selfie stick with a tripod holder and a device adapter for wired connections, plus optional dual lavalier mics for interviews.
Creating An Account2:01
Create and sign in with a Google or YouTube account, set up a new channel under your brand, and customize your channel via Creator Studio by uploading a private video.
Channel Status and Features1:41
Upload your video, open your profile to the channel status and features, then enable live streaming and longer videos with external annotations, custom thumbnails, and a custom URL.
Setting The Upload Defaults2:02
Set up YouTube upload defaults to auto populate category, license, title, description, and tags, keeping videos public by default for consistent, optimized uploads.
Setting Up the Branding1:15
Customize your branding by uploading a white watermark to appear on all videos and live streams. Set the watermark's start and end times or apply it to the entire video.
Creating an Associated Website1:26
Verify your account by phone and enable external annotations. Create an associated website, add it to YouTube, and complete Google verification by uploading and verifying the provided file.
Private Vs Unlisted Vs Public2:21
Choose upload visibility on your channel with public, unlisted, private, or schedule; learn how public enables live and on-demand viewing, unlisted uses links, and private restricts access to Gmail-designated viewers.
Going Live From Your Desktop3:24
Learn to go live from your desktop by connecting your camera and microphone, configuring privacy, titles, scheduling, and thumbnail customization, and managing chat and advanced settings.
Using the Events Tab3:09
Create a live event from the events tab by entering a title, schedule, description, tags, and privacy, then start a hangout or camera broadcast.
Advanced Info and Settings for Live Streaming2:49
Master advanced live streaming settings, including unlisting after completion, comment controls during broadcasts, and latency choices, plus cards linking playlists, channels, donation, or polls.
Google Hangout Settings3:13
Learn to start a Google Hangout on Air, configure camera and microphone, test audio, adjust bandwidth, invite participants with a link, and navigate Hangout controls.
Google Hangout Left Margin Tools4:12
Customize the left side panel and use the group chat to coordinate panel members, share your screen, and install the hangout toolbox to add a lower third overlay.
Starting the Hangout for Live2:47
Learn how to start a YouTube live hangout, share your screen, monitor audience in the live control room, and share the link before ending the broadcast.
Google Slides-Alternative to Using Chat2:28
Use Google Slides as an alternative to chat during a live stream, presenting from slides while using audience tools and speaker notes, and handling live questions via the Q&A feature.
Re-stream For Facebook Live and YouTube Live Simultaneous Streaming3:43
learn to stream to Facebook Live and YouTube Live simultaneously using a third-party tool; connect YouTube events, add Facebook, and configure OBS Studio with your stream key.
Streaming Through Mobile1:30
Learn how to go live on mobile with the YouTube app, including starting a live stream, choosing camera orientation, rotating to landscape or portrait, and ending the broadcast.
Conclusion - Beginners1:22
Master the basics of YouTube live streaming, from event-page setups and public/unlisted/private options to desktop or mobile broadcasts with screen sharing, Google Hangouts, and Google Slides.

Overview - Advanced1:12
Learn how YouTube live works and boost your broadcast visibility using tools inside and outside YouTube, optimize your channel with customization and subscribe links, and attract more viewers.
Your Direct Shareable Link1:12
Share your live stream with the bottom-right hyperlink and the permanent channel link with live after the channel name to guide viewers to the current broadcast on your front page.
Embedding Your Live Stream1:33
Embed your live YouTube stream on a web page by copying the embed code and pasting it into WordPress or another site builder, then publish to let viewers watch live.
Embedding Your Live Stream on Social Media1:34
Embed your live stream on Facebook by posting the link as a comment in a page or group event to show a preview. Twitter only links to YouTube Live.
Excerpted Videos On Social Media2:36
Post platform-specific excerpts of your live stream to Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter from your creative studio, with commentary and a clear call to action.
Channel Promotional Tools - Part 12:14
Open your channel from the left menu and edit your artwork and profile to match your brand. Adjust the channel art size and crop for desktop, TV, and mobile previews.
Channel Promotional Tools - Part 22:28
Customize your YouTube channel by adjusting settings and adding a description and contact email. Link promotional icons on your art and arrange featured content.
Creating A Channel Trailer1:34
Create a channel trailer to introduce your live and recorded content to new visitors and subscribers, selecting a video and setting its public or unlisted status.
Create a Subscribe Link1:32
Create a persistent subscribe link by copying your channel address, formatting it for sharing, and distributing it to invite viewers to confirm their subscription.
Blurring Out Information In Your Recording1:58
Learn to blur faces and selected areas in your live stream recordings via YouTube creator studio. Apply, preview, and save edits as the original or as a new video.
Thumbnails1:01
Promote your live stream recording with a custom thumbnail by editing the video, uploading an image, and saving changes. A standout thumbnail makes your video more watchable.
End Screens2:48
Create end screens in YouTube Studio to give viewers clickable access to your other videos or playlists. Choose templates, position the end screen, and select multiple videos to display.
Cards2:00
Learn to use cards to promote other content by placing link cards at key moments, writing custom messages, and driving viewers to additional videos.
Subtitles and Closed Captions1:44
Increase your audience by adding subtitles and closed captions. Use auto transcribe, upload a transcript, or type one in the video manager, select language, and publish.
Setting Up Playlists3:23
Place your videos into playlists to boost visibility, create a new playlist with a title and public setting, and tailor order, embedding, and official series options on your channel page.
Advanced Settings and Increased Viewers1:44
Explore advanced live streaming settings to boost viewership, test chat visibility and video embeds, and manage comments and statistics on a per-video basis for better searchability and impact.
Community Subscriptions1:05
Identify influential subscribers by filtering your channel's community tab for visible subscriptions, then contact them and explore collaborations to boost your live streams and recordings.
Adding Audio2:12
Learn to add or replace audio in your livestream videos using YouTube's available music library, including searching by genre, selecting tracks, and adjusting start, end, and volume before saving changes.
Channel URL1:33
Learn how to check YouTube custom URL eligibility, meet 100 subscribers, 30 days, and upload a channel icon and art, then use your channel ID until eligible.
Conclusion - Advanced1:12
Master advanced YouTube distribution and promotion tools, including direct shareable links, live stream discovery, playlist availability on the channel homepage, post-production features like thumbnails and subtitles, and audience engagement.

Requirements

A computer with internet access
A willingness to learn and take action

Description

YouTube (Live Streaming) Beginners & Advanced: Fast Track Training.

Want to do it like the pros?

Brand New Over-The-Shoulder Video Series On How To Quickly & Easily Launch Your YouTube Live Streaming Today.

Dear Friend,

Do you want to captivate people's attention?

If the answer is a big YES...

then this will be the most important letter you will ever read.

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Use videos.

but not all kinds of videos...

I'm talking about using...

LIVE streaming videos from YouTube.

Yes - YouTube LIVE.

YouTube Live makes it possible to broadcast live, save it and upload the video on a user’s YouTube account.

Anyone can use YouTube Live, all you need is a Google account.

It's already available to billions of people on the planet including you as well.

There are so many benefits in using YouTube LIVE to build and grow your business very rapidly and if you're not using it, then you're missing out big time.

Available To Anyone In The World.

Before we go any further, let me give you some insights about YouTube Live.

YouTube Live is a YouTube’s streaming API that makes it possible to create, update, and manage live events on YouTube.

Using YouTube Live users can schedule broadcasting events and associate them with video streams.

YouTube Live has unique components like YouTube Data API and the YouTube Content ID API.

YouTube Live’s Data API enables YouTube users to manage their YouTube accounts, while the Content ID API enables interactions with YouTube's rights management system. Everything is integrated in one platform.

YouTube Live makes it possible to broadcast a stream live and also save it and upload the video on a user’s YouTube account.

Anyone can use YouTube Live, all that's needed is a Google account.

User can live-stream directly onto the YouTube Live platform using a camera app of selected Android devices.

On March 20 2018, YouTube launched web browser live-streams, a tool that allows users to broadcast live from a browser without the need of an encoder.

Why You Need To Get Started Now:

A valuable platform for YouTube users with a following.
YouTube Live supports for long-form content.
Engage the audience with fresh and spontaneous live videos.
Build personality and engagement with YouTube Live.
YouTube Live videos can build awareness and grow your audience.

Introducing…

Captivate With YouTube Live

Captivate. Engage. Sell More.

There’s nothing like this video series.

Watch as I show you how to get started with YouTube Live to captivate and engage prospects in order to make more sales.

I reveal my best tips for using some unknown tactics that only a few elite few knows.

You get to see everything. I explain everything to you.

There will be no guesswork.

All you need is just a short hour of your time to learn everything and you’d be ready to get started with it instantly.

Here’s What You’ll Discover Inside

This Video Training:

How to get started with YouTube Live.
Learn how to get use to the interface and configure your settings.
Learn how to create your first broadcast and which features to select when doing it.
Learn how to work with the settings when broadcasting.
How to quickly and easily schedule your live event.
How to generate your link so you can invite people to your schedule event.
How to use the configuration settings and organize your ideas properly before going live.
And so many more...

Many people that try to figure things out on their own end up wasting a lot of time and get frustrated and end up with nothing.

That’s because they spin their wheels, follow bad advice, and just don’t get the right roadmap to success.

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It’s THAT simple.

Course Description:

Most people do not know how to get started with all the Social Media products online today. With our range of Fast Track Training courses designed for beginners, you will be up and running in no time and surfing the web with confidence.

YouTube (Live) Beginners & Advanced: Fast Track Training:

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YouTube (Live) For Beginners: Fast Track Training

1 - Overview - Beginners

2 - Minimum Equipment Needed for Desktop Streaming

3 - Equipment Not Required But Good to Have

4 - More Equipment Not Required But Good To Have

5 - Creating An Account

6 - Channel Status and Features

7 - Setting The Upload Defaults

8 - Setting Up the Branding

9 - Creating an Associated Website

10 - Private Vs Unlisted Vs Public

11 - Going Live From Your Desktop

12 - Using the Events Tab

13 - Advanced Info and Settings for Live Streaming

14 - Google Hangout Settings

15 - Google Hangout Left Margin Tools

16 - Starting the Hangout for Live

17 - Google Slides-Alternative to Using Chat

18 - Re-stream For Facebook Live and YouTube Live Simultaneous Streaming

19 - Streaming Through Mobile

20 - Conclusion - Beginners

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YouTube (Live) Advanced: Fast Track Training

21 - Overview - Advanced

22 - Your Direct Shareable Link

23 - Embedding Your Live Stream

24 - Embedding Your Live Stream on Social Media

25 - Excerpted Videos On Social Media

26 - Channel Promotional Tools - Part 1

27 - Channel Promotional Tools - Part 2

28 - Creating A Channel Trailer

29 - Create a Subscribe Link

30 - Blurring Out Information In Your Recording

31 - Thumbnails

32 - End Screens

33 - Cards

34 - Subtitles and Closed Captions

35 - Setting Up Playlists

36 - Advanced Settings and Increased Viewers

37 - Community Subscriptions

38 - Adding Audio

39 - Channel URL

40 - Conclusion - Advanced

Who this course is for:

Beginners to YouTube (Ads) Advanced methods
Internet Marketers, Business Owners, Entrepreneurs, Hobbyists
If you want to drive buyer traffic to your website, product or service using YouTube (Ads) Advanced methods
If want to master YouTube (Ads) Advanced methods and the unlimited income potential it has for your business

YouTube (Live Streaming) Beginners & Advanced: Fast Track

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Course content

YouTube (Live) For Beginners: Fast Track Training20 lectures • 44min

YouTube (Live) Advanced: Fast Track Training20 lectures • 37min

Bonus Lecture: New Product List1 lecture • 2min

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