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How LaurDIY Went From Dorm Room Blogger to YouTube Star With 8.4 Million Subscribers
YouTube's queen of crafty tutorials, who has recently launched products at Target, Amazon and other major retailers, connects with fans by sharing intimate details of her personal life.
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Meet the Two YouTubers Behind Epic Rap Battles of History, Which Has Racked Up More Than 2.9 Billion Views.
They've dreamed up rap battles such as Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney, the Mario Brothers vs. the Wright Brothers and everything in between.
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How This YouTuber With Millions of Followers Used the Platform to Create Her Dream Job
Jenn Im's visual diary of her life opened the door for her to become a designer.
Comedian and YouTube Star Grace Helbig Shares Why She Loves Tina Fey, Dealing With the Haters and When to Leave
The comedian, YouTube personality, actress, producer and 'New York Times' bestselling author gets real with us in a candid conversation about her journey.
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This Chef Went From Writing Cookbooks and Starring on Food Network to Being a YouTube Influencer
Irish chef Donal Skehan had already made a name for himself by the time he moved to L.A. to join the city's vibrant community of YouTube creators.
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How to Find Your True Calling as an Entrepreneur
Don't be afraid to move on in order to find your passion.
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When It Comes to Growing a Massive YouTube Audience, This Entrepreneur Explains Why You Shouldn't Focus on Making a Video Every Day
Wong Fu Productions co-founder and filmmaker Philip Wang says there is value in taking time away from the day-to-day grind to make something you're proud of.
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If You Want to Make Terrific Content, You Have to Make Terrible Content
The important part is that you are actively creating.
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How These Twentysomething Triple Threat Sisters Connect with 3 Million Subscribers and Counting
Veronica and Vanessa Merrell want to give their fans an inside look at their lives.
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Teens Are Increasingly Ditching Facebook. Here's How Entrepreneurs Should Respond.
The percentage of teens using Facebook has dropped 20 percent in just three years.
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What This YouTube Star With 7.3 Million Subscribers Is Doing to Deal With Burnout
Alisha Marie started on the platform at age 15 but recently has been feeling creatively squeezed.
