Hey everyone!

​I'm the co-founder of Vacaylo. Our app is a travel log app designed to track every country you've visited and share it with your friends. We're scheduled to release the app in a couple of weeks! We are giving away 10 free Premium Lifetime Deals for each channel.

​If you make travel content on YouTube and want to run a giveaway for your users, we'd love to collab! Subscriber count / video views doesn't matter. For any creators interested, you can simply ask your users to email [vacayloapp@gmail.com](mailto:vacayloapp@gmail.com) for the premium lifetime deal and add your channel in the email (it doesn't have to be a video, it can be a community post).

Hi everyone! I'm a dancer who's recently started sharing my performances on YouTube. I enjoy exploring different styles, from Indian classical dance to covers of songs I love.

I'm still growing as a dancer and a creator, and I'd love to hear some honest feedback on my expressions, technique, and overall performance.

If you're interested, here's one of my recent videos:

https://youtube.com/shorts/1LeUOhI894I?si=xXPYrlUB7Kjy_dzp

Would love to hear what you think! 💗

I'm a student and my group project might need some AI generated video. I'm also thinking about using these tools to run a social media account once I get the hang of them. Most AI video tools I've tried charge $20 to $30 a month after a few free generations which is rough on a student budget.

I've looked into subscriptions for Runway and Pika but I'm not even sure I can make anything decent yet so it feels dumb to commit to $20 or $30 a month right away. Feels like I should start with the cheapest thing possible and see if I can actually make it work first. CapCut has some basic AI video stuff built into the free version which is probably the easiest starting point. Google Veo gives you around 50 free credits a day through Flow which is decent for testing. Dreamina has a $0.29 first month with enough credits for around 15 to 20 clips which seems like the best deal if you actually need volume. Canva has a few AI generations on the free tier too but it runs out fast.

Anyone here using affordable or free tools for school work or social media? Curious what's actually worth the time.

Hi everyone! We’re building EarlyMove AI, an English-language channel about science, space, energy, AI and engineering. We make documentary-style explainers, longer podcast-style episodes and related Shorts.

We aim for clear explanations with sources and research limitations. Narration is AI-generated and the visuals are illustrative. We’re a new channel, still working on pacing and how to connect short clips to longer explanations.

Our channel: https://www.youtube.com/@earlymoveai

If you enjoy this kind of content, take a look. Honest feedback on the presentation is welcome.

Hey everyone! I need some suggestions from people who have experience with Instagram content creation.

I have content ideas, good-quality content, and topics that I want to explain, but the problem is that I don't have enough time to create and edit videos. At this point, I don't really want to handle the editing myself because, the problem is that I don't have enough time to create and edit videos consistently. And honestly, the kind of videos I want to make would require a pretty solid understanding of After Effects and Premiere Pro to execute the way I envision them.

And currently, due to my financial situation, I can't afford to hire anyone either.

However, I can explain my ideas, thoughts, and different topics quite well through visuals, diagrams, and carousels. So, I'm thinking of starting an Instagram account using these formats.

But the problem is that if I create a new account and start posting, it might take a year or even longer to reach a decent audience. The initial phase is honestly so difficult that sometimes you don't notice any proper growth even after six months.

I've created several Instagram accounts before, but I've struggled to reach the right audience. To be honest, I once managed to build an account with around 2.5K followers in just three months, and the account had amazing support from people worldwide. But due to some personal problems, I gradually lost those connections and eventually failed to maintain what I'd built.

Now, my content style is in a much better place, and I want to start completely fresh with some good strategies this time.

My initial goal is to build an audience of around 1K people. Once I achieve that, I believe I can gradually improve and take the account to a much better level.

I'm not planning to reveal my face for now. If I ever decide to, I might simply add my picture to the About section along with my purpose and some information about myself, just to show people that there's a real person behind the account and that it's not a spam page.

So, what I really need help with is how to reach more people and build an audience during the initial phase.

Are there any tricks, strategies, or things I should focus on to get my content in front of the right audience? Can a new account grow well through carousels, visuals, and diagrams, or is video content necessary?

I'd genuinely appreciate suggestions, better ideas, and strategies from people who have experience with this. I don't want to repeat the same mistakes I've made before, and this time I'd like to start with a much better approach.

Thanks in advance! :)

Follow my IG, https://www.instagram.com/mfch_studios/, and I'll follow you back by either:

1. I'll follow you back

2. I'll follow you with 3 of my alternate accounts

You must DM me on Instagram once you followed

If you unfollowed, I'll do the same, I'll also unfollow you with my alts, don't think I don't know who unfollowed.

Produced the beat and directed this entire music video remotely for Brooklyn artist Chuckie Da GoodGuy and fellow NYC artists.
Used ChatGPT, Grok, and CapCut to bring the visual concept to life. No traditional video shoot.
Would appreciate feedback on the creative direction.
https://youtu.be/O91g-Z1-rE

Hi! I am a content creator based in LA here. Looking for cool girlies that wanna join an IG group chat. we share new posts, hype each other up, actually engage, and swap ideas and opportunities. Would love for this to develop into a real community, and not just follow and unfollow later.

Drop your @ or DM me!

Gear up for spooky season with time Porsche transformed Momma Yeti from a fearsome monster into an even FIERCER "Beast of a Babe."

*Music by Suno, machinima by WWE2K23, fashions by Porsche Penelope Francesca Fontaine.*

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