Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
What are you trying to find in the YouTube analytics? Matt Outlaw from 731 Woodworks explains in simple terms what every YouTuber needs to know from their analytics. We also discuss impression click-through rate (CTR), watch time, and analysis paralysis.
This was part of the December 6 livestream. You can view the entire video at the following link.
Matt Outlaw is the entrepreneur who founded 731 Woodworks on YouTube. Matt grew his channel until one video changed his life. He had laid the groundwork before his first viral video and was ready to take action when opportunity was presented. He has built a business beyond just a YouTube channel and has grown a community of woodworkers online that support each other, exchange knowledge, and continue to come back for more of Matt's content. Matt and his wife, Amy, have a livestream on Tuesday nights in addition to his the regular scheduled content. They have established a Facebook group that is growing stronger every day. Although Matt started woodworking and YouTube as a side hustle for extra income, Matt has left his previous employer and is now a full-time creator.
The host is RT Branham (aka Married Man) from Married Man Woodworking.
We have 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. We share YouTube tips to help you grow your YouTube channel faster than you thought possible! 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
731 Woodworks YouTube channel youtube.com/channel/UCSLClJLzdUMRMe0E4SPfc-w
Question was asked by Chris from 4321 Woodworking youtube.com/c/4321Woodworking
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What are you trying to find in the YouTube analytics? Matt Outlaw from 731 Woodworks explains in simple terms what every YouTuber needs to know from their analytics. We also discuss impression click-through rate (CTR), watch time, and analysis paralysis.
This was part of the December 6 livestream. You can view the entire video at the following link.
Matt Outlaw is the entrepreneur who founded 731 Woodworks on YouTube. Matt grew his channel until one video changed his life. He had laid the groundwork before his first viral video and was ready to take action when opportunity was presented. He has built a business beyond just a YouTube channel and has grown a community of woodworkers online that support each other, exchange knowledge, and continue to come back for more of Matt's content. Matt and his wife, Amy, have a livestream on Tuesday nights in addition to his the regular scheduled content. They have established a Facebook group that is growing stronger every day. Although Matt started woodworking and YouTube as a side hustle for extra income, Matt has left his previous employer and is now a full-time creator.
The host is RT Branham (aka Married Man) from Married Man Woodworking.
We have 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. We share YouTube tips to help you grow your YouTube channel faster than you thought possible! 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
731 Woodworks YouTube channel youtube.com/channel/UCSLClJLzdUMRMe0E4SPfc-w
Question was asked by Chris from 4321 Woodworking youtube.com/c/4321Woodworking
Background Photo on Thumbnail credited to the following:
Photo by Aryan Dhimana on unsplash
B-Roll Analytics Photo by Justin Morgan on Unsplash
Other B-Roll Photos Found on Pexels
#wwyt_clips
![[BUILD]-[LEARN]-[REPEAT] - Matt from MWA Woodworks is Our Guest](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/in2d9cr880g/mqdefault.jpg "[BUILD]-[LEARN]-[REPEAT] - Matt from MWA Woodworks is Our Guest
Working with wood and building a YouTube channel can be challenging. Matt from MWA Woodworks is successful at both. He shares his woodworking knowledge on YouTube and has grown his channel to over 170,000 subscribers. He has videos on building cabinets, cutting boards, shop jigs, furniture and other projects. He also has videos on tools, finishes, and how to make your shop more efficient. All this is shared to help make you a better woodworker.
How did Matt start woodworking? How/why did he start a YouTube channel? Why is he so successful while others are struggling? What are his income streams and which ones are successful for him? These and other questions will be addressed in our interview. See you there.
Find Matt (from MWA Woodworks) at the following:
MWA Woodworks on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@MWAWoodworks/featured
Website - https://mwawoodworks.com/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mwawoodworks/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MWAWoodworks
Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/mwawoodworks/
Merch - https://www.keyapparel.com/partners/mwa-woodworks/
The host is RT Branham (aka Married Man) from Married Man Woodworking ( @Married Man Woodworking): https://www.youtube.com/c/MarriedManWoodworking
For your reference:
Remember: Safety is your responsibility. This video is for entertainment purposes only.
We are not lawyers or tax experts and no information in the video/livestream should be considered as professional advice.
Woodworking YouTubers is a channel for those that enjoy interviews with woodworkers, makers. creators, and artists that have YouTube channels or social media related to these niches. We also have interviews with those that have insights on how to grow a YouTube channel. If you like this livestream, you may also like watching one of our previous livestreams:
731 Woodworks - Matt Outlaw https://youtu.be/IuWx4_eUzKQ
Growing Fast on YouTube - with Joey Cousineau from the One Way To Make Channel https://youtu.be/W4iRFt69xBg
Helping you become a better woodworker with Jason Bent - Bents Woodworking & More https://youtu.be/cfhts09er-8
The Den of Tools - Meet the Man Behind the Bear https://youtu.be/IyubIjAK97I
Channel Makers - Make More Engaging Videos (Real Examples) https://youtu.be/XoKAKgLDeRU
How to go Viral with YouTube Shorts with James King from Kings Fine Woodworking https://youtu.be/7xGHOGBkd-E
The Ups and Downs of Moderating a FaceBook Group - 731 Woodworks Moderators https://youtu.be/gTCH3jat9cY
YouTube Changed My Life - With Amy Outlaw (731 Woodworks) and Irah Contra (Mastering Mayhem) https://youtu.be/6TIx3ZUG3eg
If I Were Starting a YouTube Channel in 2022, Id Do This!!! Special Guest Jon Cesaro https://youtu.be/DZrKxUlpwh0
Want to Level Up Your Video Production? Try This!!! with Suman Sarker https://youtu.be/999aLmgEvpA
Jerill Vance from The Appalachian Heritage Woodshop https://youtu.be/XEK90E1zfnU
What Happens When You Work Hard at DIY, Woodworking, and YouTube? Dylan from Woodbrew Knows https://youtu.be/gaNgj0eY0Qg
CNCs, Running a Woodworking Business, and Growing on YouTube with Andy Bird From Andy Bird Builds https://youtu.be/oNxX9Wa3W6I
Rex Krueger is Making Woodwork Fun and Shared a Big Surprise with Us https://youtu.be/u509-5w4qdA
or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: https://www.youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videos")
