Videos tagged with Content Strategy

This video introduces Corey, the creator behind the 'Gun Deity' YouTube channel, who operates out of Bullhead City, Arizona. Corey shares his background, including his family life, his management role at a pawn shop, and the origins of his channel name. He outlines his future content plans, aiming to diversify beyond firearm reviews into skits and modification videos, while also seeking audience engagement for preferred content types.

This video from Magic Prepper outlines a multi-faceted approach to preparing for worsening conditions, emphasizing practical steps. The speaker, identified as experienced, details a three-step plan: first, conducting a thorough inventory and reorganization of existing preps; second, focusing on ammunition resupply as a strategic investment, mentioning Ammo Squared; and third, seeking additional employment to address financial insecurity. The content will also shift towards practical firearms, equipment, and strategy, applying an '80/20 equation' for broadly applicable knowledge.

Ian McCollum initiated his YouTube channel not due to direct inspiration from other creators, but as a practical solution to better explain complex firearm mechanics. He transitioned from a text-based blog to video content because it offered a more effective medium for demonstrating "weird mechanical actions." For McCollum, YouTube initially served as a free hosting platform to embed videos on his own website, representing a different entry point into content creation compared to many contemporary YouTubers.

TheYankeeMarshal discusses his channel's philosophy, emphasizing honesty, independence, and community building over traditional monetization. He clarifies his stance on political issues, his support for constitutional rights, and his charitable endeavors, while also addressing viewer engagement and support methods.

This video clarifies the distinction between the real person, Marshall, and his online persona, 'The Yankee Marshal.' The speaker emphasizes that 'The Yankee Marshal' is a character played online, and while aspects of Marshall's personality inform the character, not all personal details are relevant to the persona. This transparency is presented as a key element of his content creation strategy.

Benwa from Tactical Fellowship shares insights from his four years managing the Warrior Poet Society YouTube channel. He provides strategic advice for small channels, particularly those in niche categories, on how to navigate YouTube's monetization policies and avoid strikes. The advice focuses on understanding YouTube's AI, the importance of manual review, and content presentation to maintain a 'green check' status.

Hickok45, a long-term content creator with deep audience understanding, reflects on viewer reactions to his emphasis on personal responsibility. He explains his intent was to promote self-reliance, but acknowledges that his message was interpreted through various political lenses by his audience. The discussion touches on channel content strategy and managing audience attention spans.

This video celebrates a significant milestone for the YouTube channel, reaching an all-time high of 373,324 subscribers. While the title and description do not provide specific details about firearms content, the context of reaching such a subscriber count often implies a consistently producing channel within a niche. This suggests the channel likely features regular content relevant to firearms enthusiasts.

Reno May, a high-authority Guntuber and legal commentator with 10 years of gun retail experience, reflects on the Alex Preti incident and police use of force. He discusses his content strategy, shifting away from high-frequency news to focus on unique, insightful analysis of gun reviews, law, and lawsuits, while avoiding 'doom and gloom' content. May also clarifies his long-standing criticisms of Donald Trump's record on gun rights.

This live stream from D'Boss Firearms in 2026 covers various topics including content strategy for the new year, discussions on firearm sales regulations for out-of-state residents, and personal anecdotes. The hosts also touch upon the challenges of YouTube notifications, the importance of responsible firearm handling, and the potential for new long-form skit content. Viewers are engaged with discussions on Christmas gifts, local events, and the firearms community.

Hickok45 explains his YouTube channel's content strategy, where his son John segments longer videos into shorter clips. He clarifies that these shorter clips, often from 'Sunday Shoot-arounds,' may appear urgent but are part of a broader, casual discussion. He advises viewers to watch the full videos for complete context.

This video serves as a channel update from Jimmy B Rodriguez, explaining his hiatus from content creation due to personal and ethical considerations. He outlines a renewed focus on long-range precision shooting, sharing lessons learned, and engaging with his audience for future content direction. The update also highlights his connection with Joe Dawson of Bruiser Industries.