More YouTube ideas

It occurs to me that since I am not a tech, in any way, the safest way to work on amps containing hundreds of volts is to have disclaimers at the start of each video. I'll research various different disclaimers and come up with my own. I need to add that I'm not a technician and don't have a degree or any credentials as a technician.

It also makes me wonder if I should have commercials on my channel. Maybe once you put commercials on it, it doesn't matter if you put disclaimers on the videos. Maybe the courts consider you a professional just because you are making money on it.

YouTube Channel Ideas

An idea occurred to me while watching the Uncle Doug channel. He digresses occasionally with light humor about his dog "Rusty." I was thinking of putting something like that in my videos.

I could start with an introduction on what I'm going to talk about, then say ,"But first let's see what's on the gaming channels." Then there's the sound of static while some snow fills the screen. Then there's a close up of a crossword puzzle or Sudoku puzzle while we hear someone snoring. Then it cuts back and I say ,"Oh. Not much happening there. Well back to my topic." The next show I would have the same thing but when I digress it would show the gamer cheating on the game by looking up answers in the back of the book.

I have a list of some channels, or topics that would include: woodwork, children's, cartoons, religion, money management, astronomy, politics, yachts, people, news, film, entertainment, education, comedy, autos, music, popular, how to, gaming, travel, cooking, sports, science, pets, and conspiracy.

I'll have to come up with something for each topic and ways to make jokes about all of them.

YouTube channel

I've set up a YouTube channel called Cheap Gear. It will be about guitars, amps and effects. I'm going to have to keep a diary of what posts I'm going to do next. I might do a separate blog about the YouTube posts.