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Main hu Jayesh our main apko Bataunga mere channel ke baare main 
Mera channel Jo YouTube channel hai ye New channel hai to is link se meri video dekhar muzhe jarur support kare kyu ki?
Main aap logonko ke liye interesting video banata hu Jo aapko online money making ke naye naye methods bataunga https://youtu.be/OCD2uH75XaA

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Meri first YouTube video 
To start a YouTube channel
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Main apko Bataunga meri first videohttps://youtu.be/Hob0sJ_-SAI

Maine pahle pahle mere
Channel main muzhe achhe views nahi aa rahe thhe jiske Karan muzhe bahut mehanat karni padi thi par kuch Dino se main Gav me hone ke Karan main mere channel pe kuch Dino se videos nahi dal raha hu par main kal se aapke liye videos dalunga 

Mere channel Jo students Ko apni pocket money earning ke naye naye nuske kal se launga our mere YouTube ke Safar Ko aage badaunga main technical guruji ki tarah apna YouTube channel  karunga 
Muzhe our mere channel Ko jarur support karana jiske Karan main aapke liye naye naye giveaway launga jab mere 10000sub honge our 100000views honge tab main aap sabke liye naye our first giveaway launga 


Aap bhi YouTube channel Bana chahate ho par aapko logo/Nitro/and thumbnail and tags chahiye aapko kuch Salah our kuch kaam hai to muzhe mere channel main comment kar dijiye 
My YouTube channelhttps://youtu.be/PDM5P7CKt8U

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