$950/week posting premade videos on YouTube

Do you like watching travel vlogs on YouTube? They're quite informational and fun to watch. But, would you like to make 950 bucks a week by uploading travel vlogs on YouTube without needing to travel? Okay, let me explain…

Some travel vloggers are looking for ordinary YouTube users to upload content on their YouTube channels on their behalf. So, which means, you don't have to travel anywhere to make videos, the videos are premade. You just have to upload them on their YouTube channels.

How to Stream a Pre-Recorded Video on YouTube

Create YouTube Shorts
Create a Short

Sign in to the YouTube app.
Tap create Create a Short.
To make your Short longer than 15 seconds, tap 15 above the record button to record up to 60 seconds (60). Note: Recording with music from our library or the original audio from other videos is limited to 15 seconds.
To record a clip, hold the capture button or tap it to start recording and then again to stop.
Tap undo to remove the previous video clip you recorded or tap redo to add it back.
Tap close choose to Start over or to Save as draft and exit the camera.
Tap done to preview and enhance your video.
Tap back to return to the record screen. You can also tap back after you’ve made edits to Discard edits or to Save as draft and exit the editor. Saving a draft at this point saves any edits you've made.
Tap NEXT to add details to your video. From this screen, add a title (max 100 characters), and choose settings, like video privacy. Note: The default video privacy setting for creators aged 13–17 is private. If you’re 18 or older, your default video privacy setting is set to public. Everyone can change this setting to make their video public, private, or unlisted.
Tap Select audience “Yes, it’s made for kids" or "No, it’s not made for kids" to choose your audience. Learn more about made for kids.
Tap UPLOAD to publish your Short.

Create Shorts from Clips

Find a clip of a video or live stream that belongs to you.

Under the video, click Create to open the clip in the Shorts creation experience. Note: Some clips may be restricted from being turned into a Short if the source video is restricted.

Pan left or right to adjust the crop of your video.

Drag the sides of the timeline bar below the image to adjust the clip’s start and end times tap NEXT.

Add other optional creative touches, such as text tap NEXT.

Add details to your video tap UPLOAD SHORT.

Upload Shorts

Tap Create and then Upload a video.

Select a video with a square or vertical aspect ratio:

Videos up to 60 seconds will show a trim editor. Drag the sides of the bar to change the video’s start and end times. Anything not in the box won't show in the Short.

For videos longer than 60 seconds, tap Edit into a Short to trim your video to 60 seconds or less.

Tap NEXT to go to the editor screen where you can add text, filters, music, or other audio to your Short.

Note: Audio picked from our library is limited to 15-second clips.

Tap NEXT to add details to your video, such as a title (max 100 characters) and the privacy settings. Note: The default video privacy setting for creators aged 13–17 is private. If you’re 18 or older, your default video privacy setting is set to public. Everyone can change this setting to make their video public, private, or unlisted.

Tap “Select audience” and select “Yes, it’s made for kids" or "No, it’s not made for kids" to choose your audience. Learn more about made for kids.

Tap UPLOAD to publish your Short.

Occasionally, you may find yourself wanting to stream something that you have pre-recorded. Whether you want to provide your regulars something to watch while you have a day or two away or you want to make an announcement, this post will cover how you can stream original pre-recorded content.

On YouTube, you can easily stream pre-recorded content to your channel using the Premiers feature. This post will go over how to set up your own premier as well as show how you can stream pre-recorded content with Restream or OneStream. Set Up YouTube Video Premier

Posting your video as a premier event on YouTube will allow you to watch it through with subscribers in your channel. You will have a chat where you can engage with your community through text, receive superchats and more. To do this, you will begin by uploading a video as you usually would,

YouTube Shorts is a way for anyone to turn an idea into a chance to connect with new audiences anywhere in the world. All you need is a smartphone and the Shorts camera built right in the YouTube app.

The latest Shorts creation tools make it fast, fun, and easy to be a creator on YouTube.

Creating a Short with YouTube’s short-form video creation tools allows you to record one or more clips that add up to 60 seconds. While recording with the Shorts camera, use the progress bar at the top of your screen to see how many segments you’ve recorded, and the length of each.

To create a short video on YouTube:

Turn clips of your videos into Shorts to share more moments with your audience.

To transform your clip into a Short:

Only you can create Shorts from your clips, but others may still sample your other content to create Shorts. Learn more about sampling content to create Shorts.

You can upload short videos you created without YouTube’s short-video creation tools.

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