Made on YouTube's six big features, sorted by Roberto Blake
Jenny Hoyos and Emily D. Baker turn up in his rundown of A/B testing, dynamic thumbnails and auto-dubbed live streams.
Roberto BlakeStory of Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
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HUGE Updates from YouTube [TOP 6 New Features]
Roberto Blake put nothing new up over the past seven days. The video still finding people is his answer to Made on YouTube, the platform's annual event for creators. The company announced some 30 updates, and Roberto picked the six he thinks matter most.
The list leans practical. It covers A/B testing for whole videos, dynamic thumbnails, new answers from Ask Studio, custom feeds, automatic dubbing for live streams and changes to comments and communities. He also brings in two guests to talk about their favorites: Jenny Hoyos, known for building a following on tightly made Shorts, and Emily D. Baker, the former Los Angeles prosecutor who turned courtroom commentary into a channel of her own. For a man whose stated goal is to take 100,000 creators full-time, a briefing like this is the core of the job.
Right behind it sit two monetization videos from late summer, a playbook for getting into the Partner Program quickly and a blueprint aimed at small channels. Neither is moving fast, but both are still being found.
The channel is drawing roughly twice its usual daily views even without an upload, while the subscriber count held steady. Among the business and money channels near his size, his weekly view count is the smallest. That says more about scale than mood: Morning Brew and Bloomberg Podcasts each passed three million views over the same seven days.
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The videos drawing views on Roberto Blake right now
- Channel
- Roberto Blake
- Subscribers
- 643,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 19,429
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Roberto Blake's channel moved over the past seven days.
💡 Test your knowledge
Emily D. Baker, a guest in Roberto's video, worked as a prosecutor in which county before turning to YouTube?
Emily D. Baker was a deputy district attorney in Los Angeles County before building her legal commentary channel.
