How to Build a Tube Website Tutorial

The ball camera used to be the staple of Internet cameras until the advent of the flip camera in 2009.

Tube website tutorials are very hot on the Internet today. Tube websites draw millions of hits as viewers struggle to learn some new talent or ability. All you need to start building instructional websites is a video camera and a good instinct for what users will search for. If you can find five popular searches on Google, you can create thousands of hits per day. The right combination of search engine optimization and advertising, such as Google adwords, can produce modest revenue with the right video.

Things You'll Need

• Camera
• Sound equipment
• Computer with video interface
• Editing software

Instructions

1. Open a YouTube account if you don't already have one. Name your channel with a name that reflects the content of your channel.

2. Film your tutorial and put it on your camera. Connect your camera interface to your computer. Transfer the file to the editing software on your computer.

3. Bring up the file on your computer. Perform the editing changes to the video. Create a final film for YouTube.

4. Upload the tutorial to YouTube. Add the details for public access and publish your tutorial to the Internet. Within 15 minutes, it will be available from the Web. You call allow users to access your video through a secondary website you create using YouTube's embed function or just let them view it through YouTube.

Tips & Warnings

• Never publish private details of your life on the Internet.

• Most tube websites reject videos featuring nudity, racism, hate and objectionable language. Make sure your video doesn't contain these objectionable materials.

References

• Idratherbewriting: Creating Video Tutorials

Resources

• NewThinkTank: Video Tutorials