You don't have to be on camera to have a successful YouTube channel

<p>There is a myth that you must be on camera in order to be successful. This is simply not true.<br/>In today&apos;s episode, I chat with Jessica Hatch, the CEO of Gone To The Snow Dogs who has a phenomenal channel where the main &quot;actors&quot; are her dogs!<br/><br/>The channel is almost at 1million subscribers so clearly Jessica has figured out what her audience wants and how to use the YouTube algorithm in her favor. <br/>On today&apos;s episode you will learn:</p><ul><li>About being on camera vs. not being on camera.</li><li>How to follow trends and use them the correct way.</li><li>Can you share too much with your audience?</li><li>The YouTube analytics that you really should be focused on.</li><li>Recreating content that worked in the past is a great strategy.</li></ul><p>If you want to see more of the awesomeness that is Gone To The Snow Dogs, check out Jessica&apos;s various platforms here:<br/><a href='https://Youtube.com/gonetothesnowdogs'>Youtube.com/gonetothesnowdogs</a><br/> <a href='https://Instagram.com/gonetothesnowdogs'>Instagram.com/gonetothesnowdogs</a><br/> <a href='https://Facebook.com/gonetothesnowdogs'>Facebook.com/gonetothesnowdogs</a><br/><br/><br/>This show is hosted by Liron Segev who is a <a href='https://thetechieguy.com/'>Tech Blogger</a>, <a href='https://youtube.com/lironsegev'>YouTuber</a>, and the Director of customer success at<a href='https://vidiq.com/'> vidIQ</a>. If you have any questions, please feel free to email <a href='mailto:liron@vidiq.com'>liron@vidiq.com</a></p>