Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Should you just hit record when starting a YouTube channel? Many "experts" make this statement regularly but Jon Cesaro, from Linconln St. Woodworks, has a different opinion. Jon had incredible success during his first videos and conveys to us how to plan your first video when starting a YouTube channel in 2022. Do you want to know how to start a YouTube channel this year? Want to make it successful? Here is some guidance from Jon Cesaro who went from 0 subscribers to over 77,000 subscribers in 8 months.
Jon Cesaro from Lincoln St. Woodworks is our guest describing how you can start a successful YouTube channel in 2022. Jon started a YouTube channel 8 months ago and has grown it to 77 thousand subscribers. He will share his insights and recommendations for those starting or growing a YouTube channel in 2022. If you are starting a YouTube channel in 2022, this is the place to start. We will also be having a giveaway from Lincoln St. Woodworks Etsy page. You must be present to win.
Lincoln St. Woodworks is Jon's channel and can be found here: youtube.com/channel/UCqal-8AqDFpsYwZwxs4TaHg
Lincoln St. Woodworks Etsy Page: etsy.com/shop/LincolnStWoodworks?ref=seller-platform-mcnav&fbclid=IwAR37DFSb2ouCWfoCR6BmB33DW_hIcQpnUtEUD3HaA6Ci_l-9kXpojMvYVgk
The host is RT Branham (aka Married Man) from Married Man Woodworking.
This will be a weekly livestream on Monday evenings which will include different guests, conversation regarding being YouTube creators, and some woodworking. The purpose of these livestreams is to educate and inspire while interacting and entertaining. Please consider subscribing.
For your reference:
Remember: Safety is your responsibility. This video is for entertainment purposes only.
Married Man Woodworking YouTube Channel: youtube.com/c/MarriedManWoodworking
Married Man Woodworking and Woodworking YouTubers Email: marriedmanwoodworking@gmail.com
Background Image in Thumbnail Photo by Jonathan Farber on Unsplash
Videos credits for B-roll:
James King Video youtu.be/7xGHOGBkd-E
Unicorn Video by cottonbro from Pexels
Dancing Video by Artem Podrez from Pexels
Planning Video by Joseph Redfield from Pexels
Stage Recording Video by Joseph Redfield from Pexels
Target Video by cottonbro from Pexels
Frustrated at Computer Video by cottonbro from Pexels
Man With Gltter Video by cottonbro from Pexels
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Should you just hit record when starting a YouTube channel? Many "experts" make this statement regularly but Jon Cesaro, from Linconln St. Woodworks, has a different opinion. Jon had incredible success during his first videos and conveys to us how to plan your first video when starting a YouTube channel in 2022. Do you want to know how to start a YouTube channel this year? Want to make it successful? Here is some guidance from Jon Cesaro who went from 0 subscribers to over 77,000 subscribers in 8 months.
Jon Cesaro from Lincoln St. Woodworks is our guest describing how you can start a successful YouTube channel in 2022. Jon started a YouTube channel 8 months ago and has grown it to 77 thousand subscribers. He will share his insights and recommendations for those starting or growing a YouTube channel in 2022. If you are starting a YouTube channel in 2022, this is the place to start. We will also be having a giveaway from Lincoln St. Woodworks Etsy page. You must be present to win.
Lincoln St. Woodworks is Jon's channel and can be found here: youtube.com/channel/UCqal-8AqDFpsYwZwxs4TaHg
Lincoln St. Woodworks Etsy Page: etsy.com/shop/LincolnStWoodworks?ref=seller-platform-mcnav&fbclid=IwAR37DFSb2ouCWfoCR6BmB33DW_hIcQpnUtEUD3HaA6Ci_l-9kXpojMvYVgk
The host is RT Branham (aka Married Man) from Married Man Woodworking.
This will be a weekly livestream on Monday evenings which will include different guests, conversation regarding being YouTube creators, and some woodworking. The purpose of these livestreams is to educate and inspire while interacting and entertaining. Please consider subscribing.
For your reference:
Remember: Safety is your responsibility. This video is for entertainment purposes only.
Married Man Woodworking YouTube Channel: youtube.com/c/MarriedManWoodworking
Married Man Woodworking and Woodworking YouTubers Email: marriedmanwoodworking@gmail.com
Background Image in Thumbnail Photo by Jonathan Farber on Unsplash
Videos credits for B-roll:
James King Video youtu.be/7xGHOGBkd-E
Unicorn Video by cottonbro from Pexels
Dancing Video by Artem Podrez from Pexels
Planning Video by Joseph Redfield from Pexels
Stage Recording Video by Joseph Redfield from Pexels
Target Video by cottonbro from Pexels
Frustrated at Computer Video by cottonbro from Pexels
Man With Gltter Video by cottonbro from Pexels
Livestream Video by Treedeo Footage from Pexels
#wwyt_clips
