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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Launches New Channel With Influencer-Packed Intro Video

YouTube’s CEO has launched her very own channel on the site over which she presides.

While Wojcicki, 49, looks to have had a YouTube channel before, it has since been wiped clean and currently houses just one video, aptly titled My First Video — Advice From Creators. Wojcicki hardly appears in the clip, which is instead packed with cameos from top YouTube stars like Dan & Phil, Bethany Mota, The Dolan Twins, the Eh Bee Family, Lele Pons, Rhett & Link, The Rock, and many more. To date, the video has  clocked nearly 52,000 views — though it counts more than twice as many ‘dislikes’ (8,000) as ‘likes’ (3,000).

Some of the advice that the above creators had to offer about launching a new YouTube channel includes: be authentic, practice and rehearse dutifully, strive for fastidious editing, ignore negative comments, showcase pets whenever possible, and consistency is key.

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“I’m going to be making videos regularly,” Wojcicki, who joined YouTube as CEO in 2014, says at the end of the inaugural video — though it remains to be seen what kind of content she intends to pursue and how frequently she will post. Wojcicki could use the channel to share a behind-the-scenes look at YouTube HQ or to disseminate product updates and company news, for instance. She could also conceivably use the platform to speak out against sexism in Silicon Valley — a mission that has become central to her career.

Wojcicki’s channel, initially launched in Sept. 2013, today counts upwards of 7,000 subscribers. Check out her first video below:

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Geoff Weiss

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