If you are looking to grow your youtube channel. 

Then make videos for people who want to learn what you teach.

But here’s the problem:

Most people can’t understand you.

75% of YouTube’s audience doesn’t speak English.

You probably don’t speak 5+ languages.

And even if you did, you wouldn’t want to film 5 different versions of the same video.

That’s why we started Travoyce.

You already spend hours planning, filming, and editing each video.

Don’t let that effort go to waste, get the most out of your content before moving on.

Why does it matter?

Because your niche is trending somewhere,  whether it’s Asia, Scandinavia, or Europe.

So why wouldn’t someone in France watch it just like someone in the U.S. would?

We’re all curious, we all want to learn.

Translate it right, and you’re going to get more views.

That will give you more ad revenue, brand deals, and long-term visibility.

You’re not translating your content for fun. 

You’re building a new distribution method. That means:

• Minimum 2 good videos per week

• Thumbnails and titles that get clicks

• Clarity on who you want watching

• A dub process that doesn't kill your brand

Set this up right or don’t bother.

Start with Separate Channels Per Language

• Easier for your current viewers

• Full branding control

• YouTube recommends these better to local users

Post 12 strong videos/month? 

Great.

Dub each into 3 languages.

That’s 36 uploads with no extra filming.

How we’ve seen people mess this up:

• Dub everything before testing market response

• Use generic voices that don’t match tone

• Don’t translate metadata or thumbnails

• Post randomly and expect traction

Start with 1-2 high-potential languages. Run high-quality tests. 

Double down where it works.

It’s not translation alone. If you want to get results:

• Translate titles based on search, not word-for-word

• Use region-specific thumbnails (different cultures click different things)

• Drop content based on their timezones, not yours

• Organize your channel like a store, easy to browse by language

• Talk to each market like it matters, because it does

Don’t try to game the system. Try to respect your audience.

What works for us:

1. Pick your top 3 videos
   The ones already performing. No guesswork.

2. Pick your launch languages
   Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi, and one niche-specific one (Korean for tech, etc.)

3. Get a good dub
   If it doesn’t sound human, you’ll lose them in 5 seconds.

4. Pick your structure
   One multilingual channel or multiple focused ones. But commit.

5. Post smart across platforms
   Don’t copy/paste. Optimize your content for each one.

6. Watch the data
   Growth shows up fast. If one region pops, double down. Don’t wait.

Real Talk Before You Go

You don’t need to go viral. You need to go global, methodically, sustainably, and with quality.

That’s how you bring money in with the new channel.

Your existing videos are good. The problem is they’re invisible to most of the world.

Translate them right, dub them well, and treat each new audience like its own business.

Don’t wait to feel ready. The opportunity’s wide open, until other people crowd it.

We created Travoyce to take care of this process for you with our experience.

So you don’t how to learn off your first time mistakes.