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To start with, let’s talk about customising your YouTube channel.

Your YouTube channel is basically your personal YouTube page, where people who click on your username will go. It’s where all your videos are listed.

If someone becomes a fan of your work, your YouTube channel will become a page that they frequent. If your channel is well optimised and creates a great user experience, people will keep coming back and recommend your channel to friends as well.

On the other hand, if your channel is poorly customised, people will see that you’re not really putting an effort into it, and they most likely won’t return. A lot of people leave their YouTube channel on the default settings.

Unfortunately, the default settings don’t really tell a coherent message. It’ll show both your best videos and your worst videos. The background and color scheme may not match your message. In short, “default” just doesn’t cut it.

To create a YouTube channel experience that really pops, you’ll need to create a custom channel specifically for your community.

To start customising your channel, click on your name in the upper right corner of YouTube and select “Account” from the drop down menu. Then click on “My Channel” to access your channel page.

Along the top will be a range of options on how you can customise your YouTube channel.

The first thing you should change is the title of your channel. This is what people will see in the upper left corner, above the video player in your channel. It’s also what shows in the title bar of the web browser.

Your title tag can affect how well your YouTube channel ranks in search engines. Although YouTube channels aren’t often high-ranking pages, it does sometimes happen for less competitive keywords. Having your keywords in your channel title can help you increase the chances of a good ranking.

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People learn most effectively in groups where there is interaction and engagement, that’s why Traininaday limit attendance to a maximum of 12 learners. This gives you engagement within a group, along with the personal attention you deserve.

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As a delegate on this course you will receive a detailed handbook including a copy of the presentation and activities to work through and apply your learning, as well as the cheat sheets and mindmaps described below. We can send an electronic copy of this handbook to your organisation to print in advance of your course, or if you’d prefer, Traininaday will have a handbook for each delegate professionally printed and bound, and delivered by courier to your location, for an all-inclusive charge of just £100.

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A handy reference document of the main learning points from your YouTube training day.

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A visual reference of the main points from your training course.

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All learners on open courses will receive refreshments and lunch as part of your training day. For inhouse courses, lunch and refreshments are the responsibility of your organisation.

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Documented evidence of your attendance and completion of the course, which counts as 6 hours learning towards your CPD.

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