Class introduction

🗣 Hello, I'm Shin Yu-ah, an announcer from SBS Gongchae and CEO of U Speech Communications.

What is the most important element for a YouTuber? Clean images and editing techniques are important, but I think the most important thing is “speech (speech).” This is because with the exception of the ASMR (sound that stimulates the brain and induces psychological stability) channel, most channels are run by YouTubers speaking. Boram from “Boram Tube” has a loud voice and good communication skills compared to her peers. YouTube star Park Mak-rye's grandmother also has the power to speak. Also, you have a clear voice.

The majority of popular YouTubers like this often have good speech communication skills. The YouTube channel, which has a large number of subscribers, communicates well and is attractive. Attractiveness is not only about appearance, but also about the “words” conveyed by YouTubers. That's why I started a <YouTube speech> course to tell you more about how YouTubers can speak in an appealing way and communicate with people (subscribers).

📌 I've captured all of the YouTube speeches!

Nowadays, people use YouTube to find content they're interested in. But what if, contrary to expectations, the channel operator is alone and delivers the content by saying something exciting or mumbling in a depressing voice? People will just watch the video once and stop watching it, let alone deliver the content. It's no wonder that the number of “dislikes” is also increasing.

🔎 There's something called The Law of Mehrabian (The Law of Mehrabian). This law states that the image received from the other party reaches 55 percent vision, 38 percent hearing, and 7 percent speech. After all, when it's delivered to the other person, the content is very minimal at 7 percent, and the remaining non-verbal aspects account for 93 percent.

In other words, the content or content to be posted on YouTube is only 7 percent important, and the rest affects the increase or decrease in subscribers depending on what the YouTuber says. It's no exaggeration to say that a YouTuber's success depends on “words.” So before you become a YouTuber, you have no choice but to check your “speech” first.

📚 Speech lessons with the book <YouTube Speech>!

<YouTube Speech> The class will teach YouTubers specific methods of why speech is important, including pronunciation and vocalization, and how to vary speech depending on channel characteristics.

First, in order to imprint and reveal your existence, you must have a good concept. First, you need to know what type of YouTuber you belong to. I'll tell you about the different types, such as leader type, assistant type, and negotiation type. The way you speak also differs depending on the type of YouTuber. In the class, I'm going to learn speech skills for each type. In particular, I will teach you all the basic tips and methods of speech, from classes to improve abdominal breathing, accurate vocalization training, and basic speech skills and confidence.

Sometimes just as funny as comedian Yoo Jae-seok! Sometimes they point out like the announcer Son Suk Hee! You can check out all of the YouTube speeches in this lesson.

Course effect

• You can learn how to speak in order to become a successful YouTuber.
• You can realize what type of YouTuber you are and find the right speech method.
• Those who have trouble shooting videos due to camera noise, or who have trouble speaking too fast or slow can find confidence.

Recommended target

• People who want to be a YouTuber but are very shy
• People who are currently working as a YouTuber but don't have confidence
• If you are wondering if the reason your channel has few subscribers is because of words
• People who are afraid that subscribers will dislike them because of their dark facial expressions
• Those who need witty and active speech
• People who are afraid to speak in front of a camera

Pre-course notes

📖 Textbook <YouTube speech (Shin Yua) >It's even more helpful to get an education with

✅ Reviewing the lessons will help you improve your skills a lot.

3 reasons why this class is special

❶ From a dark expression to a bright expression

When I talk, I don't have an expression, so I ask people, “Are you angry?” Have you ever heard that word?

Were you misunderstood when talking because you don't usually have facial expressions?

A bright expression can change you too.

❷ What if you want to be a YouTuber but it's hard to talk because your heart is pounding?

Speech immunity must be developed.

You can learn how to speak without shaking.

Once the training is over, try a live broadcast!

❸ Are you too shy?

Communicability is important because you have to speak to an unspecified number of people

Even if you are shy, you can learn how to speak shamelessly through “YouTube speech” education.

Depending on the target, you can learn how to speak.