Serious mistakes:
Not optimizing video titles and descriptions: The title and description of your video are the first things that people will see when they come across your video on YouTube. Make sure that your titles and descriptions are optimized with relevant keywords and provide a clear, concise overview of what the video is about.
Ignoring video tags: Video tags are keywords that help YouTube understand the content of your video. Make sure to include relevant tags in your video's metadata to help it rank for the right keywords.
Not optimizing video thumbnails: A well-designed video thumbnail can make a big difference in terms of click-through rate. Make sure your video thumbnails are eye-catching and accurately represent the content of your video.
Funny mistakes:
Using a potato as a camera: While you may think that the potato is a great camera, it will not produce high quality videos that will attract viewers. Invest in a good camera or smartphone to improve the video quality.
Using autotune for your voice: While autotune can make your voice sound like a robot, it does not enhance the quality of the content and might turn off the viewers.
Using a cat filter while filming: While the cat filter might be funny, it can be distracting and can take away from the main message of your video. Stick to using filters that enhance the video quality and not just for the sake of being funny.