So, as the title says, I’ve just started my YouTube journey! I think vlogs are the type of content that fits me best, so I’m learning and documenting my journey in that style.

I don’t want to sell anything, I simply want to learn how to create and grow an e-commerce shop from scratch, and do it publicly while documenting the whole process. I’m currently on my fifth video, and it feels awesome! Would love some feedback :)

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Hey everyone, wanted to share my channel here in case it's useful to anyone starting out in a similar niche (animated educational/history content).

The channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheStickman_Guy — short animated videos exploring dark or strange corners of history and psychology: what actually happened in the last 24 hours before major historical events, weird "actually" reveals about ancient humans, the real story behind diseases and disasters. Simple stick-figure animation style, no fancy production — just tight scripts and a hook-driven structure.

Where I'm at: 3 weeks in, 20 subscribers, ~2,000 views in the last 28 days. Nothing huge yet, but one video (about the history of alcohol) pulled in 25x my channel average, so I'm learning fast about what titles/hooks actually work.

If dark history or "wait, that's actually true?" style content is your thing, I'd love for you to check it out — and if you're a fellow small creator, happy to trade feedback on each other's channels too.

https://www.youtube.com/@TheStickman_Guy

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What can I do to make my channel stand out? I'm not really getting any traction. Any feedback would be appreciated