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How can we start YouTube channel for teaching Sanskrit to students ?


Maahir 24th Aug, 2020
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Mimansa 24th Aug, 2020
Greetings maahir!

First of all that's a really very good initiative, sanskrit is a historical language and I am sure many wants to learn it. Well, ofcourse you will have to start from the basic.

  • Target audience, first gather the audience you think will be suitable for your channel for example:- students both College going and school going will make good audience.
  • keep your first video as informative as you can, keep it's duration short.
  • Gather as much views you can on your first YouTube video
  • ask you friends and family members to recommend your channel to as many people they can.
  • if your content will be genuinely good, you will surely get success. Also note that don't get disheartened, this will take time to bloom into a big channel.
hope you find it helpful.
thanks!

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