YouTube is a long game. Many creators burnout in the pursuit of their goals, whether that's from overworking, or lost of passion or motivation. Your creative passion can only get you so far, and when it fails, consistency and discipline will pull you through the finish line.

Consistency doesn't mean you need to upload every day or three times a week. It means putting yourself on a schedule that you can follow without much room for failure. For example: If it takes about a month or two to create a video, then posting around 6 videos a year is your baseline.

But in order to stay consistent with your content, you need to know what videos to make and which one your audience will like.

What makes YouTube Trends great is that it's a direct source to Google Trends and it has data from your channel. However, using Google Trends on its own can help you stay on top of what's trending.

Head over to https://trends.google.com/trending, and you'll be able to see what's trending now in your country or other countries.

You can also choose categories that matches your niche such as Entertainment, Food and Drink, Games, Hobbies and Leisure, and more.

This can help you figure out what people are googling and if you think it's grounds for video content, then you can take the trends and search it in YouTube Trends to see if your audience is interested in it or not.

YouTube Trends shows you what your specific audience is already searching for. Google Trends shows you what's building momentum before it even reaches your niche. And TubeSpanner's Video Ideas ties both together, refreshing itself around your audience as it grows.

Used together, these tools remove the guesswork from "what do I make next," so consistency stops depending on inspiration and starts depending on a process you can repeat.