Auto news on Youtube Nov 26 2018

- You know, it's been an interesting year

when it comes to YouTube analytics.

We've got some brand new ones.

We even got an entirely new creator studio

which is still in beta.

So what about 2019, what should you be focusing on

to help grow your channel?

Let's take a look.

I wasn't supposed to do that.

- vidIQ. - vidIQ

- [Announcer] Vidiq.com.

- Yeah, I almost had a disaster there.

What I usually do with the intro is put my hand

over the lens, but I was a bit quick in my actions,

and I prodded it with my finger,

and it wasn't attached to the tripod properly,

and we almost had a disaster.

Whew.

Hello folks, welcome to vidIQ, my name is Rob.

If this is your first time

in these glorious YouTube surroundings,

we are the YouTube tool and channel

that aims to help you get more views

in less time by educating you on your YouTube journey.

We do have a Chrome extension, which will help you do

just that by researching YouTube, analyzing videos,

auditing your own channel and taking actual steps.

It is free to download, there is a link

in the video description.

And today is gonna be a bit of a combination of the two,

YouTube analytics on the one side, vidIQ analytics

on the other side, but let's start

with that new creator beta studio.

First thing we need to do is visit the beta studio.

If you haven't been there already,

if you're on the classic creator studio,

as it's now called, you'll see this big blue link

in the top left hand corner.

If you click there, you'll see a radically different

analytics page, and it's constantly evolving.

It could look different to this by the time you see

the page as it's changing every single day.

If you want to go back to the classic studio,

you've got a link here, but also, if you click on settings,

you can change default creator experience

to either classic or beta, whichever you prefer.

If you do want to look at the new analytics

that we're going to share with you today,

you do have to go to the YouTube beta studio,

and the classic creator studio will be decommissioned

at some point in 2019.

The first analytic we want to look at is click through rate.

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Put very quickly, a click through rate

is a number of times that somebody clicks on one

of your thumbnails or titles from the amount of times

it's been seen.

So in this example, three people saw this subscribe pillow,

and one of them chose to pick it up.

That's a click through rate essentially of 33.3%.

With that in mind, in the creator beta studio,

from the dashboard, you want to click on analytics,

you'll see a range of tabs at the top here

of your channel analytics, and you want

to click on reviewer, and this will show the impressions,

so that's how many times a thumbnail is seen,

and then the click through rate,

how many times somebody's actually clicked

on one of those titles or thumbnails

to watch one of your videos.

If you click on the click through rate panel,

that will show you the click through rate

of the last 28 days, and you can also go to different cards

in the YouTube analytics and look at a breakdown

of click through rates.

So if I click on top videos here,

it will list the click through rate

for individual videos as well.

You know I'm positive something's changed in the background,

but I can't workout what it is.

Let me know in the comments.

All right, now you know what a click through rate is,

why should you care?

There's three reasons that I can think of.

First and foremost, before content,

somebody's got to see what you have to offer,

and that's through your thumbnail and your title,

so essentially, every single analytic

in your YouTube channel trickles down

from click through rate.

They've got to actually click on your thumbnail

to watch your contents.

So we've got watch time, subscribers, comments,

and all of the rest of the good stuff.

Second, and it's one of these classic

Rob Wilson catchphrases, so do remember it.

Viewers judge videos by their thumbnails

just as readers judge books by their covers,

so it's really important to have a good first impression.

And finally, although curiously this section

is divided into three sections itself,

your click through rate represents intrigue,

and what I mean by that is intrigue of a topic,

intrigue of a thumbnail, and intrigue of a title.

As a very recent example of this, and no doubt you've seen

on our channel, we were covering a topic

of PewDiePie versus T Series, and the subscriber rate,

and because it was a very intriguing topic at the time,

and we used some very targeted keywords,

and some colorful thumbnails, our click through rate

for that particular topic went through the roof.

Now here's something really important to remember

about click through rate.

It's not an exact science.

When people say what should my click through rate be,

the YouTube answer is an average of between 2 and 10%.

Our answer is improve on what

your current click through rate is.

Click through rate varies from video topic to video topic,

and it's heavily influenced by where you are simply

in the order of suggested videos and search pages.

If you're at the top of a search pages,

you can have a terrible thumbnail,

but you will have a high click through rate

just because of the prime real estate

of where you are on YouTube.

Don't get caught up too much

over where your click through rate is

versus somebody's else's.

Look at your click through rate, and aim to improve it

one or two percentage points over 2019.

That will bring in a significant number of views.

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(lid opening)

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(blowing)

Why can't I do that?

(blowing)

Sorry, I didn't realize you were waitin' for me there.

Audience retention.

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Channel analytics can give you some insight

into average view duration, but when you've been running

a live stream for a few days, that causes complete havoc.

So what you wanna do is look at audience retention

on individual videos.

To do this, click on the videos icon,

and then find the video that you want to investigate.

We'll look at hashtags here,

and then when you start to look at

the individual analytics for a video,

you see audience retention here,

and this is the box that you really want

to start studying.

If you mouse over the graph,

you'll see the audience retention at that point in a video.

Something else we can also do is actually click

on a point and then press play,

and so you can see the audience retention in line

with the video in realtime.

So, there was a significant drop off there,

maybe I need to investigate why.

There was a spike in audience retention here,

so maybe I did something right.

It's all about going through each of your videos

with a fine tooth comb to find what works

on your videos and what doesn't.

Look, we all know that watch time is the ultimate king

on YouTube, so you might just say well instead of trying

to work on audience retention,

why don't I just make longer videos,

and yeah, you could do that,

but let's try to reverse engineer this for a second.

Generally speaking, if you can get your audience retention

above 50% on videos, YouTube tends to favor that content.

So whether your videos are two minutes long,

four minutes long, six minutes long,

aim first to make your content better

to improve audience retention,

and then start to think about making longer videos

if that's what you want to do with your content

to get more watch time,

and lead to the magic YouTube formula.

On each individual video, you have likes and dislikes,

and vidIQ has a funky little tool

that turns it into a likes to dislikes ratio.

Well, what if YouTube had the same thing

for your entire channel?

Well they do, and this is it.

YouTube recommended content.

When viewers watch your content and enjoy it,

they watch it for longer, and YouTube loves this.

When YouTube loves your content,

they want to share it with more people.

That means putting it on the home page, browse features,

the suggested videos on watch pages,

and the more you can push this line into the orange,

the more YouTube is doing all the hard work for you.

It's recommending your content,

so rather than people having to search and find your content

or finding it through the subscription feeds,

which they're already aware of,

they're finding it in random places,

and it's almost being forced upon them

because YouTube wants to share your content

with a wider audience.

So if you can manipulate this magic formula

and get this orange line to be more orange and less gray,

that works for you.

How do you do that?

Well that's done through engaging thumbnails,

intriguing titles, which are then clicked onto,

and then you have a lot of watch time on your content.

As we say, getting above 50% with your audience retention.

And it just so happens

that vidIQ has the perfect illustration of this in action.

Take a look at our September analytics.

Two and a half million impressions,

and if I mouse over the information panel,

it shows us a breakdown of where those impressions were

on recommended homepage and watch page,

but so many people having to find our content.

But if I change our analytics to October

when the T Series versus PewDiePie,

subscriber rates was in full flow.

Look at the radical change here.

17 million impressions,

and YouTube was recommending our content way more,

especially on home pages.

So a lot of people were finding this story very interesting,

and we were one of the leading channels on this.

Led to a click through rate

which was significantly higher than before.

One and a half million views, watch time up as well.

So we were feeding YouTube exactly what they wanted,

they were loving the content and sharing it

with a much wider audience.

Oh, by the way, if you are enjoying this video,

don't forget to smash the like button,

but at the same time, if you haven't already done so,

gently click the subscribe

because we've only got one of these.

The reason I'm asking you to do that

is because that's what we're gonna look at next,

converting your audience into subscribers.

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I may be missing something here in the new analytics,

but I can't find a good way to show you subs gained

from videos in the new studio,

so we're going old school here.

If you go to the classic creator studio analytics,

go down to subscribers, and then on top level page,

if you click YouTube watch page, this will show you

all of the videos that are converting viewers

into subscribers, really valuable stuff here.

Let's put all this into a loose business analogy.

Your YouTube channel is your shop,

and people look through the window,

the thumbnails and the titles,

and they're intrigued enough

to enter your place of business.

They have a look around, but nothing catches their fancy,

they move on, but there are those who are interested

in what you have to offer,

and maybe they purchase something,

and those are your subscribers,

repeat return customers to your content.

There is no analytic that tracks trust,

but think about when you subscribe to a channel,

why do you do it?

It usually revolves around some element of trust,

whether it be to entertain, educate,

or emotionally impact you.

People who subscribe to your channel from a video watch page

usually do it from a light bulb moment,

something that instinctively and instantly drives them

to click that button.

We have a tool within vidIQ which can help you look

at subs gained a lot quicker than through YouTube analytics.

It's the subs gained column on our channel audit,

and ironically here, we can see

that one of our better performing videos

for bringing subs into our channel

is a video all about how to create

a subscribe button watermark.

If you click on the view more section here,

you can see all of the videos that are driving viewers

to turn into subscribers.

It's almost like your trust column,

so one that's definitely worth checking out.

We have click through rate,

we've also got audience retention,

YouTube recommended content, and subscribers gained.

Out of those four analytics,

which do you think is the most important one?

Let us know in the voting poll up here,

and the reason we're asking you that

is because we're seguing nicely onto analytic number five,

audience engagement.

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We said earlier that gaining subscribers through your videos

is like building trust with your audience.

Gaining comments, likes, and dislikes through your videos

is building engagements,

and that's another really important facet of YouTube,

which you should be keeping an eye on.

Strictly speaking, YouTube doesn't track engagement rate,

but fortunately our channel audit tool does

through this column here, so you can see what videos

are generating conversation, or whether they're polarizing

in terms of how many people react to it

with likes and dislikes.

Astonishingly here, we have one video

with 68% engagement rate,

but that's because we were having a little bit of fun

with YouTube premieres.

Do check that out if you have time.

In terms of engagement rates, we also want to look

at the finer points as well.

If we scroll down the channel audit page,

we can look at how often the end screens are clicked on,

you know those boxes right at the end of videos.

You can check here, and maybe make changes

and see if those changes are effective,

and also the interactive click card rate.

Usually they can be in the single digit percentage,

but polls do awesomely well, trust me,

whenever you have a voting poll in your videos,

it does really well.

Here you might be asking how on earth does a poll

get 122% click through rate.

This is likely because on one

of our PewDiePie versus T Series live streams,

we had a poll of which team do you support,

and people must have been clicking on that card so much

to see the results after they'd voted

that it was just being clicked on so often by viewers

when they were returning to the live stream,

so lots of useful information to take a look at here.

And, as a final thought on engagement,

do not forget the community tab if you have access to it.

It is so powerful.

In recent days, we've been putting out polls

and asking questions that are getting more feedback

from the videos themselves, so if you do have

the opportunity to canvas your audience with a voting poll

about what video you should make next

or just get general feedback on things

or start a conversation, do not forget the community tab.

All right then, here is the most important piece

of advice in the entire video, and I've left it until

the end so I do hope my audience retention has held out.

All of these analytics are of course very important,

but in 2019, what I want you to do is take action

on the data that you're getting from YouTube and vidIQ.

It's all well and good knowing what YouTube is telling you,

but if then you do exactly the same things

and expect different results, that's a sign of insanity.

And with all that being said,

it's time to eat some of our own dog food.

These are the two end screens you're most likely

to click on according to YouTube analytics.

Prove us right, we'll see you in those videos

in just a couple of ticks.

Enjoy the rest of your video making day,

and of course, 2019.

For more infomation >> How to Get More Views and Subscribers on YouTube in 2019! - Duration: 14:05.

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How To Get Melmetal in Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee - Duration: 6:31.

What's going on boys and girls what's up we're all to Austin John plays here and

today I'm gonna be talking about how you could evolve the mythical Pokemon Melton

into the mythical Pokemon male metal so this adorable little guy right here

Melton there is only one way to evolve Melton and you cannot do it in game you

can't do it in game and I think that's the silliest thing ever I've already

made a video on how you obtained Melton there's one major thing here and that's

called the mystery box I'm not gonna do screen capture so we'll just look at the

phone real quick so every seven days you have the opportunity to open your

mystery box and then once your seven days expires you have to transfer

Pokemon I'm also frustrated Pikachu I'm also frustrated smash is coming out and

I'm not done covered pokemon yet that's why I'm frustrated why are you

frustrated and then at the end of the seven days you need to then transfer

Pokemon from Pokemon go into Pokemon let's go so I'm gonna go into the go

park bring Pokemon into my park let's transfer over I don't know this poliwag

great let's transfer over some Pokemon from Pokemon go into Pokemon let's go

and the most important part is now our mysterious box will once again say that

it's available and then we could once again use the mysterious box that we got

for Melton so here is my third melt and damnit I didn't use a berry the part

that sucks now is with that box for a half hour every seven days you have the

chance to catch Melton 30 minutes out of a week then you have to wait a week then

you get to do it again you need to catch so many Melton you require 400 Melton

candy for it to evolve 400 this is something wrong here this box I'm

assuming this works like a l'heure and if you're moving around there's a better

chance of its spawning Pokemon and if you're not moving around there's a

lesser chance of it spawning Pokemon I'm now nine minutes into the lore and I've

caught three Melton right so let's say 30 minutes / every let's say four

minutes 7.5 times I'm gonna go ahead and use a pen at Barry so for catching this

one Milton we got 6 candy including the transfer that's 7 candy so this 7.5

times 7 candy 52.5 let's say 53 candy right so that's 53 candy that you can

get every half hour every 7 days I don't even need calculator that means it's

good take 8 weeks 8 weeks that you need to grind for a half hour and Pokemon go

for you to get the mythical Pokemon Melton so just in case I'm not clear on

this once you transfer a Pokemon from Pokemon go to Pokemon let's go you then

get the opportunity of having the mystery box if you use the mystery box

Melton show up for a half hour and then you catch all those Melton then the

mystery box is done then you have to wait exactly 7 days again for you to use

that mystery box you then use your mystery box you catch about 7 Melton you

always use a pin app berry on them and you transfer every single one except for

minus the one that you're going to be evolving you get about 50 candy

and you're going to be doing that for eight consecutive weeks so two months

for you to go ahead and get yourself enough candy for you to evolve Melton

into mell metal it's like trying to get a Gyarados for a half hour every single

week it's it's horrible it's so grindy the only thing that would make this

easier is if you did a lot of legendary raids and you had rare candy left over

til I have a new rare candy left over I have no rare candy left over Oh pip

Knight sent me a gift thanks pimp greetings from Bunbury

Australia ha we're now great friends I'm currently at 52 Melton candy this is my

second time using the box I met I'm at an eighth of the amount of candy I need

that and because Milton is a mythical Pokemon you have to individually

transfer every single one of them which is just the worst thing ever like you

can't select multiple I'm at 62 melting candy after two weeks I mean I still got

15 minutes left on this mystery box but it's it's just a really rough process

also I've known this information for a while because of the data miners but I

was waiting until the official guide came out that way I can just double

check because there hasn't been anything official about how to get Melton and I

didn't want some pokey tuber to say that I I was all wrong so I needed to 100%

make sure that all of my information was correct like it is in the other video

that he said I was all wrong about that boy wears a collar you can't believe

anything he says so guys that's gonna be wrapping up how to get Mel metal and

Pokemon go and then you just transfer it to Pokemon let's go how'd it get melt

metal in Pokemon let's go Pikachu and Eevee good luck as I mentioned you could

do some legendary raids for a chance to get rare candy the rare candy you can

use on a Pokemon to get more candy of it but um this is this is gonna be a

grinding one boys and girls a grinding one indeed it's a quick note that all of

the melt and candy that you could get in Pokemon let's go Pikachu and Eevee

cannot be used on melt and to try to get it of all

so you can only get the melt and candy and Pokemon go and then evolve it into

Melton and then transfer it over the melt and candy and Pokemon let's go is

just going to be for it to get stronger so guys that's can be wrapping up this

video if you learned something new or found this entertaining be sure to leave

a like down below every one like equals one melt and candy until next time

Austin Jon out

For more infomation >> How To Get Melmetal in Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee - Duration: 6:31.

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5 proven ways to get your first freelance clients - Duration: 3:15.

Hey, I'm Steve Folland from the Being Freelance podcast,

and I wanna give you five proven ways

to get your first freelance clients.

Number one, tell your people.

Start with the people you already know,

your friends, your family, in real life,

at the schooL gates, on social media.

Loads of the guests on the Being Freelance podcast

have actually had their first freelance clients

from people they used to work for.

Number two, use freelance job sites.

Now, amongst established freelancers,

job sites can get quite a bad rap.

But don't let that put you off.

The fact is, on those sites, every single client

is putting their hand up, ready to work.

They have a brief, they have the money,

and they want someone to do it now.

Just remember this fact.

You never have to work for somebody you don't

want to work for.

You never have to take on a job for a price

you don't wanna do.

Next, use social media.

First of all, there will be people on there

looking for work.

"Hey, does anybody know a graphic designer?"

So search for them.

Secondly, follow the sort of people that

you wanna work for.

Don't just go straight in with a hard sell.

Like the stuff they post, reply to them,

build up a bit of a relationship.

And also, use social media to get

to know other freelancers.

It's really important that you realize

that other freelancers are not the competition.

They're not.

They are an opportunity for support,

for questions, to make friends, imagine,

and also for referrals.

As they get to know you, if they get to know

what you do, if they have too much work,

it might end up coming to you.

Number four, knock on doors. (knocking)

No really, quite a few of my guests have physically

knocked on a door.

Not that many people do that, so it makes you stand out.

It's a great way to make an entrance

- literally if they invite you in.

The important thing is once that door is open,

don't let it shut.

Don't waste the opportunity.

Stay on their radar.

Of course, you don't just have to physically

knock on doors, you can also send cold emails.

But make sure that you make all of these

sort of approaches individually.

Research the company.

Put some effort in.

It goes a long way.

And number five, meet people.

Actually, everything I've spoken about here

is all to do with people.

Because people buy from people.

But actually, if you can physically meet people,

at a networking event, or at a co-work space,

it's a great opportunity.

As Matt Hill said to me, on his episode

of the Being Freelance podcast,

"Just keep meeting people."

And that's why freelancing is a little tricky at first.

Because you haven't met as many people.

And as time goes on, you'll meet more, and more, and more.

Word of mouth and referral is a powerful thing.

And it'll get easier with time.

There's over 150 freelancers sharing their story

on the Being Freelance podcast.

And here's the brilliant thing.

No matter how far along the journey they are,

no matter how much it might seem like

they're at the top of their freelancing game,

every single one of them had to start somewhere.

So have a listen, have a think,

and then decide where are you gonna start?

Good luck!

For more infomation >> 5 proven ways to get your first freelance clients - Duration: 3:15.

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A Shoe Addict's Christmas: Where To Buy Red Dress, Apron & More | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:50.

A Shoe Addict's Christmas: Where To Buy Red Dress, Apron & More | Heavy.com

Candace Cameron Bure is known for her great fashion choices in her Hallmark movies, and A Shoe Addict's Christmas is no exception.

Here's a quick look at where to get her stunning red dress, her adorable apron, and other styles featured in the movie.

First, that stunning red dress.    .

Feeling the Vibe discovered that Bure's floor-length halter dress comes from David's Bridal.

You can pick up the high-neck satin ball gown here.

It's currently available in red or green and is designed by Betsy and Adam.

The dress is $259.95, but it qualifies for free shipping and there's a promo code currently available for 20 percent off called CYBER20 (for online orders only.) The dress comes in sizes ranging from 0 to 16.

It has side pockets and a back zipper.

Bure also wears an adorable apron during the movie called "Dough a Deer.

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This apron is from DaySpring Cards, Bure shared on her Instagram.

The direct link for buying the apron is here.

It's 100 percent cotton and currently only costs $44.99.

It's actually called the "Candace Cameron Bure – Dough, A Deer – Flare Bib Apron." You might be interested in DaySpring's complete line of Candace Cameron Bure inspired clothes here.

Feeling the Vibe notes that the black suede boots she's wearing with the apron can be purchased at Neiman Marcus Last Call here.

It's not clear if these are the same boots or just a similar style.

They're currently $123 with the extra discount from the site's current sale.

Candace also wears a gorgeous plaid skirt and black top during the movie.

You can see it below:.    .

The skirt is from Zara, she notes on Instagram.

You can buy it here.

It's called the plaid midi skirt and runs $69.90.

Zara has another plaid skirt in a slightly different tube skirt style here.

The top is actually a bodysuit from Alice and Olivia, Bure said on Instagram.

But really, any v-neck black top would do to match the look.

The shoes are from Malone Souliers, Bure notes on Instagram.

You can see them up close here:.    .

They're called the Maureen shoes and are available from a number of locations, although they're quite expensive.

You can buy a high-heel version at Shopbop here or here from The Modist.

The stunning flats in a slipper form, called Maureen Satin Slippers, can be purchased here.

Net-A-Porter also has the flats in multiple colors here.

Feeling the Vibe also noted that Bure's burgundy (cabernet) dress that she wears in the movie is from Diane Von Furstenberg.

It's a ruched jersey dress available here and also comes in navy and black.

The source of Bure's red pea coat isn't known, but her tan boots are from Lucky, Feeling the Vibe noted.

The Lanesha Knee High Boot is currently out of stock on Lucky's website, but you can get it from Google Express (and Shoes.com) here.

For more infomation >> A Shoe Addict's Christmas: Where To Buy Red Dress, Apron & More | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:50.

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How to get colors from Adobe Color - Duration: 5:11.

Hello and welcome back to my channel

Today's video is another one of those

mini tutorials where I'll teach you how

to get colors for your projects. Okay so

let's just get started. open your browser

it could be Chrome or Safari it does not

matter. Let's go to Adobe color, that's

color.adobe.com okay so once you're

in here you need to sign into this

account and once you do that you can

click on explore. So you'll see a lot of

palettes right here or color themes and

you can actually save this but you can

also browse them as most popular or most

used or random or you can also choose

which are the newest ones from here so

you can do most popular and then look

for a palette that you think looks

really pretty. So I'm just gonna go ahead

and just scroll down a bit and I think

this one looks pretty nice and I think

I might use it in one of my projects so

I'm just gonna go here and I'm going to

click on SAVE. This window pops up, you

can choose it and make it anything you

want. Let's just say tutorial 1 and

then you can choose your cloud library.

Here you can choose any of the libraries

that you want. What I mean by this is if

you go to your illustrator, here you can

see, when you click on libraries.

Window and then libraries.

Here if you scroll down you can see a

lot of different libraries that you have

So this is basically, you can create

different libraries depending on the

project that you're working or you can

make one basic library kind of thing so

I have some pastel shades, I don't know

why I've named.. s is missing here but

that's typical me and I'll never change it

so some pastel in shades and then you

can go to 'my library' where I usually

dump in all my color themes. So okay

I'm just going to keep it as my library

if you click on this you can see all of

the libraries but let me choose my

library and then you can add certain

tags to this, like if you're creating

your own palette and you have a

color theme and you want to put it out

there for other people to use, you can

add some tags in here. It's really good

thing. Click on publish this theme to

explore, so this particular color team

was published to explore and that's why

you can see it so but yeah let's just

keep it blank, we don't want to save this

because it is something that we are

taking from someone else so let's just

click on save and then this page pops up

So here there are a lot of options right

here. You can edit a copy so if you click

on that, it'll let you choose your own

color themes. So this is like the base

theme but I want to modify it a little

but I could just use these color wheels

to move around or modify it however I

want or I could also use these things to

modify it or if I have a hex code of

some other color which I think would

really go with this theme, I could just

bring that in and paste it here and that

would be alright and I can click on save

color scheme but right now I don't want

to save it because I modified something

and I do want to do that. So I'm just

gonna keep this. So let's just go back

to our illustrator and here you can see

the recent color scheme that we saved.

If you cannot

see the recent color theme you will have

to click on this, on the cloud so that

will sync up your library. So basically

for this you have to be logged into your

Adobe account otherwise it would not

work. So coming back to the Adobe library

here it's okay if you have a color wheel

There's also an important thing called

as import image. So if you click on that

you can basically import any image as

you want I'm just going to choose this

image because I can, and click open and

now it'll bring up a color theme here

but it's not necessary that you have to

stick to it. So what you can do is, you

can move these things around for example

like this and make your own palette.

If you have a wedding invitation or

something that you have to design and

you have, you know a theme about the

flowers used in the wedding or

something like that then you can import

that image and use that image to create

a color palette for your wedding

invitation sets. So this is something

which you use in

scenarios and it's pretty amazing

actually that you can make your own sets

out of this and once you have

everything ready you can just click on

save color theme. Okay and then it'll

pop up right here if you don't want

something you can just right click and

say delete and if you want to use these

color themes it's as simple as that. Draw

something out and then just use the

color. That brings us to the end of this

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