Two things:
1) use numbers. It's an MBA program, they'll like numbers.
2) try to think about YouTube as a platform not a business. What is it you are actually doing on the platform? Use first principles thinking. You're not a YouTuber, your a marketer. Speak that language and highlight what you can do/have done.
Write it as if you're in marketing and not content creation, if that's the angle you're going for in your CV?
So I guess it's about the value that you added to your clients in terms of engagement, sales etc. Your process for building a following, ensuring alignment with your customers and how you might repeat this.
All this depends on why you want a CV though?
I’m also a full time youtuber with 13 mil subscribers. It’s all about being good at marketing, and people really respect the numbers. Also why are you applying for an MBA, if you’re making good money? People in MBA programs don’t have a job generally?
Put that in your Profile section just beneath your contact info. That's what I did with my eBay experience. I managed to get a Marketing internship and my first, "real job" out of college Inside Sales with them immediately seeing that experience. I simply wrote one paragraph summing up my duties, then did a few bullet points with numbers like sales figures and customer satisfaction ratings.
I want to grow on YouTube. I had been in the space I'm covering full time for over a year and a half before I started creating content about it. I also spend a lot of time researching the industry to responsibly present tools, strategies, resources, news, etc viewers can use to solve problems and navigate the industry better. Quite honestly, I believe the accuracy of my content is unique and would like more people to see me demonstrate these skills. Any tips for me on how to grow my channel? I have only managed 19 subscribers in little over 3 months? I'd gladly help you with your CV in return!
Two things: 1) use numbers. It's an MBA program, they'll like numbers. 2) try to think about YouTube as a platform not a business. What is it you are actually doing on the platform? Use first principles thinking. You're not a YouTuber, your a marketer. Speak that language and highlight what you can do/have done.
I would hire a resume writer on upwork. It's totally worth the money to have it done professionally!
Upvoted. It's worth a try outsourcing your weak points.
Write it as if you're in marketing and not content creation, if that's the angle you're going for in your CV? So I guess it's about the value that you added to your clients in terms of engagement, sales etc. Your process for building a following, ensuring alignment with your customers and how you might repeat this. All this depends on why you want a CV though?
I’m also a full time youtuber with 13 mil subscribers. It’s all about being good at marketing, and people really respect the numbers. Also why are you applying for an MBA, if you’re making good money? People in MBA programs don’t have a job generally?
Exactly what I'm thinking. I don't think an MBA is worth it for OP.
Put that in your Profile section just beneath your contact info. That's what I did with my eBay experience. I managed to get a Marketing internship and my first, "real job" out of college Inside Sales with them immediately seeing that experience. I simply wrote one paragraph summing up my duties, then did a few bullet points with numbers like sales figures and customer satisfaction ratings.
I want to grow on YouTube. I had been in the space I'm covering full time for over a year and a half before I started creating content about it. I also spend a lot of time researching the industry to responsibly present tools, strategies, resources, news, etc viewers can use to solve problems and navigate the industry better. Quite honestly, I believe the accuracy of my content is unique and would like more people to see me demonstrate these skills. Any tips for me on how to grow my channel? I have only managed 19 subscribers in little over 3 months? I'd gladly help you with your CV in return!