YouTube’s new Ask Studio assistant is great when you want help reading your own analytics, comments, and performance. The trouble starts when you try to reverse-engineer what works on other channels in your niche and get a reply like: “As Ask Studio, I can only access and analyze data for videos published on your channel…” […]
Urgent YouTube Shorts Algorithm Update: Focus on Freshness and Search YouTube appears to be prioritizing fresh Shorts and surfacing more Shorts in search, including from smaller channels. Unconfirmed reports from retention strategists suggest many Shorts lose recommendation momentum after about 30 days, pushing creators toward higher posting frequency and search-driven content. Summary Older Shorts (around […]
TL;DR Calming background music can reduce anxiety, soften clinical noise, and make visits feel more comfortable. It’s especially useful for medical, dental, and wellness offices where patients wait, worry, or undergo routine procedures. TunePocket gives you ready-made, clinic-friendly soundtracks with clear commercial licensing, so you don’t have to worry about playlists or legal fine print. […]
Four Ways YouTube Beginners Can Get More Views If you’re struggling with a small channel, low views, and few subscribers, you’re not alone. A big part of the problem is social proof: viewers tend to trust and click on channels that already look popular, which makes it harder for beginners to get a fair shot. […]
Choosing a royalty free music library is a big decision, especially if you create content regularly or work with clients. Below is an objective look at TunePocket, what it is, who it’s for, its strengths and weaknesses, how it compares to other royalty free sites, and answers to the most common “is this good for […]
Music can add tremendous value to your video, vlog, or even a short social media post. With so much music around us, one might think that finding the music you can safely use is easy. But how can you safely add music to your promotional video or freelance videography project without creating liability for you […]
Some time ago I successfully passed PMI’s Certified Agile Practitioner certification test. This post highlights my experience, preparation strategy, as well as briefly covers exam’s prerequisites and requirements. If you follow any IT forums or professional networking sites like LinkedIn you know that To Be or Not to Be Certified is always a hotly debated […]
Recently I passed the Professional Scrum Master I Assessment exam with 95% mark (85% is required to pass). Here I am going to share my preparation strategy and my exam experience to help you study and successfully get PSM-I certification. Unlike Scrum Alliance’s CSM test, you are not required to attend a class to be […]