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Coyote Peterson of 'Brave Wilderness' says his job does not bite.

Marketer John Crestani shares some of his favorite tactics for getting the word out on his products.

Ryan of YouTube's Ryan ToysReview checks out new toys in videos that his family produces.

Google decides to ditch the requirement of a YouTube Premium subscription in order to watch YouTube Originals. Instead, in all but a few cases they will be free for everyone to view and supported by ads.

With more than 8.4 million subscribers and counting, producer and host Nicole Sweeney takes us behind the scenes.

Choose who sees your ad and what they are watching at the time.

Harley Morenstein has brought the brand to other platforms and recently launched a line of snacks called Super Snack Time.

Her latest venture is a skincare company called HoneyPop.

Looking for a new YouTube channel? Try watching one of these entrepreneurs.

It took a decade for Brandon Rogers' channel to blow up, but he says he would still be making videos even if it hadn't.

Make your customer understand and react to your content is the best way of creating a brand identity

Roi Fabito also shares how his science experiments come to life.

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.

The twins share about their start on the platform and advice for others looking to build a brand online.

'Context' is the magic word.

The nine-man team behind Corridor balances cinematic short films with behind-the-scenes vlogs to maximize YouTube's potential.

They've dreamed up rap battles such as Barack Obama vs. Mitt Romney, the Mario Brothers vs. the Wright Brothers and everything in between.

Jenn Im's visual diary of her life opened the door for her to become a designer.

The comedian, YouTube personality, actress, producer and 'New York Times' bestselling author gets real with us in a candid conversation about her journey.

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.

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.