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Finally, reach out to other beauty gurus on YouTube for more than just collaborations.

Network and build relationships with them. Talk about them positively on your social
media platforms. Respond to and retweet their tweets. Get to know them and help build a

sustainable community around beauty vlogging, and you’ll be setting your YouTube

channel up for long-term success.

 Get Royalty Free Music with YouTube’s Audio Library

First of all, do you ever find yourself wishing that you had some royalty free music to use

in your YouTube videos? You’d love to use some of your favorite tunes, but you know that
there are copyright issues there that you don’t want to mess around with. Instead of

limiting your beauty vlogs to no music, though, you can use YouTube’s audio library to

download free music for your videos.

You can find the kind of musical beats you’re looking for with searches by genre, mood,

instrument, or duration. Be sure to read the attribution requirements on the music you
pick, though. Some songs are licensed differently and will require you to include artist

attribution with your beauty vlogs. Other than that, have fun finding the best songs and

sound effects for your YouTube videos without spending any money.

 Check Your YouTube Stats with Social Blade

Social Blade is a well-established YouTube statistics tracking site that lets you monitor your

channel’s growth. On a daily basis, you can track subscriber and view counts to see gains

and losses, but that’s not all. You can also compare your metrics with up to three other
channels at the same time so that you can look at your progress in terms of other channels

in a relevant niche.

 Stay Organized as a Beauty Vlogger with Trello

Whether you’re scheduling collaboration, sponsor meeting, social media chat for viewers,

or anything else in regards to your YouTube channel, Trello is an incredibly cool visual

organization tool that will help make it easy to stay on track!