While best known for its TV cartoons, Frederator Studios has quickly built up a large following on YouTube. Fred Seibert‘s animation company has amassed more than a million subscribers on its Cartoon Hangover channel, and it is ready to share the secrets of its success with anyone who cares enough to listen. Frederator Director of Programming Matt Gielen has authored The 10 YouTube Commandments, a new, free e-book that serves as Frederator’s self-styled guide to YouTube.
At Frederator, Gielen has led the way for hit web series such as Bravest Warriors and Bee & PuppyCat. Gielen has already shared some tips right here on Tubefilter, but his e-book promises to delve further into his preferred YouTube strategies. “This book covers everything from program scheduling and branding, to title and thumbnail design,” claims the description for The 10 YouTube Commandents. “Follow these 10 commandments and you too can succeed on YouTube. Frederator Loves You.”
In addition to the Amazon link included above, the e-book is also available from iBooks, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo.
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