Watch this video next to discover exactly how to take a channel from 0 to 100 subscribers per day (with proof!) ua-cam.com/video/B_Ix8ShIBiE/v-deo.html&ab_channel=GrowYourGamingChannel ...👉 Also, want me to help you reach your first 1000 loyal subscribers? If so, check out my Four-Digit Challenge: link.growyourgamingchannel.com/CqiH
Appreciate all the advice and tips you are providing in these videos! I will take what I learned here and apply it to my channel as well. Thank you again!
That's so true. Art channel here. I came to UA-cam hoping to blow up within a month of starting, but then I realised my videos were BAD... really BAD. But I kept pushing and telling myself not to give up, and I guess I'm getting better. The quality of my videos improved, and I am slowly figuring out what my audience like to see, and what I ENJOY creating. It became a hobby making UA-cam videos, and I'd keep doing it for free.
Omg that is amazing!! This feels like my journey I’m at red dot videos. Progression to success rarely is linear. I also feel like the journey is the fun part and it’s changing me and therefore changing the quality of my videos. Thanks for this!!
The issue I always have is: The green dot videos are things that I love to do. The other color dots that come along are things that I don't really want to do. I can sometimes identify a different color dot, as in, something that would get more views, but it just isn't something I care much about. I guess the difference is: investing into a passion and communicating it through a youtube video, versus investing into being a youtuber. Something like that.
This is such a great point. I think bottom line is the purpose of it all? Are you making videos for you, or your audience. I’m not saying your green dot videos won’t eventually work, I think it just takes way way way longer for it all to flesh out. The algorithm works best if it has large numbers to work with. Maybe your green dot videos are actually epic, but it’s gonna take years for the audience to find them. I’m just starting out so I’m not an authority on the subject… so Either way, good luck to ya!
I totally agree with u tbh but my philosophy is that i want to make content that I love so that the ppl that do like my content, love the same things that i do so ill create a great community that i would love. So i guess i would say is consistency is key :"]
There's some niches that really will never get traction. that's what this dude is wrong about. Some niches just never get traction, and UA-cam isn't about YOU. It's about the watchers and what entertains them. You have to find a common ground in what you like and what they likd
What I would do (if you haven't already) is try to find what makes those videos turn into different colored dots, and try to implement them (if possible) into what you love doing most. I'm not entirely sure if this is possible under your circumstances but I hope this at least helps
Simply start, best advice 😊 as a new youtuber, i just tell myself to keep having fun while creating the videos.. there are days that I cant sleep well, then i just remind myself to let go and just flow. thanks for this video, truly helpful! 🌸😊💜
Marcus, I have worked through your course on Udemy and watched most of your videos on UA-cam and you are the man thank you for your help and I went from knowing absolutely nothing about UA-cam and how to make videos and especially how to edit videos to being able to create a video and I’m making progress so thank you my friend for all you do and we appreciate you
This was an insightful watch! I can relate, especially the part about learning and pivoting. That's why tools like boost app social can be so helpful. It's a multi-tool for content creators, lets you craft stuff quickly.
I tell people this all the time! START! They’re afraid to make bad videos, but that is part of growth! You need to make bad videos to improve and then you’ll make better videos. I always tell people they’ll make 100 shitty videos before they get anywhere. You just have to endure that phase, then you’ll improve and make it out. You’re speaking a lot of facts. Thanks for helping people out.
Thank you so much. ive been a channel trying to grow for the past 2 years and this helped me realise that in order to become popular you need to keep stop procrastinating get an upload scedule and improve. :)
I rly like this new editing style and the tips from this video are so obvious but still not more than a couple UA-camrs follow them showing how important they are tysm for this 🔥
Thanks so much for this video! UA-cam and twitch content creation is my passion, but I won’t lie, there are some days where I do feel demotivated and wonder why I even bother to try. But videos like these help me stay motivated to keep on going!
Love your content, the hardest part for me is I listen and learn one part of the process to focus on and then I let the other parts slack. Keep up the good work
I've had a UA-cam channel with my sisters (not this one) for about two years and I barely get 50 views but I'm doing what I love, trusting the process and hopefully it'll turn out to be great
Thank you for this. I would say I am around the red dot videos and it taught me that me slowly getting more views and subscribers is not me doing bad, it is just me learning and growing
To anyone who is reading my comment, I want you to understand your value is not just in what you do but also your love for it and consistency! We will all grow together and I cannot wait to revisit this comment one day in the future knowing we were all right!
Guys the way you get to your goal is to post content and keep posting even if your just getting 10 views because soon you'll reach your goal and you get better over time also good like on your journey!
It makes sense. Instead of actually brainstorm daily, better practice by uploading more. It happened for me the same. When I started the channel, I was in the business videos area, then I got back to an old passion which is gaming let's play, then I realized I liked editing videos.
i've honestly officially started today and want to presue this dream of youtube. Even if i don't grow a big audiance i still want to work hard enough to still have people enjoy my channel ^^
I decided last year at 12 subscribers that I wanted to make gaming videos and share my editing/passions with the world. I started getting more consistent, learning how to edit better, now I'm on thumbnails and I FINALLY made it to 100 subs 2 days ago. This was a huge milestone and it's my absolute goal to hit 1k by the end of this year. Wish me luck everyone! Thank you for this video!
Thank you for this advice man, I just turned 17 and I started my channel this year on May 2nd and I’m at 40 subscribers right now right now I’m doing good but I wanna be successful with this with this video ik I’ll do better thank you 🙏🏽
Didn’t relize you blew up but I remember watching your battle front vids a few years ago when you were still relatively small. Good to see that you’ve made it🎉
Very interesting…I started with random gameplay, to shorts, back to gameplay, then randomly did some unboxing which went really good for my small channel. Trying to stay in that realm of reviewing and small tutorials…not sure how to elevate but my gaming channel is doing better than I thought even though almost at 200 subs, it’s a journey and i like the potential
When i search how to makes my youtube channel populars, and these video are on the top watching it and somehow it so refreshing,thanks mate for the advice
This is the best explanation of growing a channel that I've ever seen after watching lots of how-to videos for almost a year. In my case it has to be a balance between addressing topics people want to hear about and important things that need to be said and communicated. We'll see where it goes and I'll work to identify those blue-dot and other-dot videos while staying true to my green-dot vision. God bless, and thanks a lot!
@@grim6392 I'd recommend focusing on search at first. Starting with specific techniques you're good at that you can teach others to do. One technique per short video. Then perform that technique in a context of a popular song that you can play well. Research what songs and techniques people are search for, and incorporate a popular song and technique. Especially if you can find both a song and technique that aren't covered by a lot of much larger channels. Check out Rob Brown's channel. He's a drummer but he's great at teaching one technique per video.
@@grim6392 also -- I'd recommend doing a lot of research on how to get GREAT-sounding recordings for your instrument within your budget. AND some research on how to mix sound on video so your voice and instrument balance. Sound quality will make you or break you. For musicians it's doubly true.
@@grim6392 ah ok. Then I'd recommend starting with searchable topics -- techniques people really want to learn about. Do a short lesson, then demo the technique in a production that you want people to listen to. That way you can move into pure music over time if enough people like your teaching and vibe with your music. If you're not already famous then you have to give people a reason to listen to your music. And if you're teaching them something they value in production or in performance on an instrument, that's a good segue into the listening area. Also I'd do trend-surfing like Grow Your Gaming Channel is recommending. Do what you need to do, then move into what you want to do. That's essentially how I started my channel. My first video was a video on the origins or Easter. Because a lot of people, especially Christians, are interested in that topic. I released it 3 months after Easter(!) but it still got views and is at 200+ views now.
Good job on the format presented and you’re right it applies to everything in life. The best day to start was 5 years ago the second best time is now!🎉
Bro thanks so much MY MIND IS FLOODED WITH BETTER IDEAS BRO. I was starting to give up but now I'll start over again in a new channel. Thanks a lot this helped so much
Bro I’ve actually been doing this exact thing for the last 5 hours. Just watching UA-cam videos. This is why I love making videos myself, because I myself enjoy UA-cam so much. Thanks for the video man, take care.
I've sadly quit making videos. all because of all the work I put into them, and they barely get any views or subscribers. or I might lose subscribers from the video, when I'm just trying to be like everyone else. I wanna be good enough. :(
idk why I keep falling with new uploads, editing eps takes more than 2 days at mild, and 6 to 8 days at worst, reserved for 17+ mins episodes with filters, tricky music compatibility & effects both audio and visual, im not claiming being a professional editor just want to get people aware that unseen vids deserves a chance & a thumbsup after all is made for fun, passion, most importantly independent from grand forces that only care for bucks, & reputation and trash the purpose of creativity
The tough part about UA-cam is that you don't always reap what you sow. There's no guarantee no matter how many gurus try to push a hyper-productive mentality. Not everybody can make it. For there to be winners there have to be losers (Not calling you a loser. This is just for perspective). As long as you truly know you gave it your best shot, there's nothing to be ashamed of. Leave no stone unturned
it’s upsetting seeing channels start the same time as you, make similar content as you, but put way less effort or an equal amount, & they grow 2x as fast as you…
Yeah it happend to me aswell. Even though I put in a lot more cuts,effects and really a lot of interesting moments but they don’t seem to like it as much as the guy posting a video that took him a few minutes to make
This, my friend, has been the most amazing video on this topic that I have watched. I have trying to get more views and subscribers and grow my UA-cam channel, so I have started prowling UA-cam for ideas and knowledge. I am enjoying the learning part, as this is something that I enjoy doing. Plus, I just love learning new things! I am glad you have experienced success and are willing to make videos to help others. This is exactly what I am trying to do with my channel. Thanks for your video!
One thing I'm finding is you have to like editing. If you don't like to edit... things become a LOT harder. You really have to focus on dots which do not require a lot of editing. Limiting. Not impossible. But... maybe improbable at that point. Also I've read if you don't like editing try livestreaming instead.
Last March I watched this video and it inspired me to finally start making videos, now I’m at nearly 200 subscribers and just got my first video to reach 500 views, sure it’s not alot but it makes me hopeful and inspires me to keep going
idk why I keep falling with new uploads, editing eps takes more than 2 days at mild, and 6 to 8 days at worst, reserved for 17+ mins episodes with filters, tricky music compatibility & effects both audio and visual, im not claiming being a professional editor just want to get people aware that unseen vids deserves a chance & a thumbsup after all is made for fun, passion, most importantly independent from grand forces that only care for bucks, & reputation and trash the purpose of creativity
I am a financial channel and the structure and tone of my first 3 videos was resulting in my average view time to be less than a minute. When I changed the structure and starting adding humor my average watch time increase by 300%. I'm starting to realize that people click off the video when you ask them to like your video, even when the placement is in the middle of the video so I'm going to try putting it towards the end to see how that works out. I also need to figure out how to increase my CTR as well. It's my first week uploading so I'm not expecting alot out the gate.
Mine was blowing with the red dot ones. And for those people who wants to give up in making them, keep making them until one day.. it will become viral.
Thanks for the video I started my channel 1 week ago I'm upto 18 subscribers I know it's not alot but feels like an achievement.get started is my advice
Watch this video next to discover exactly how to take a channel from 0 to 100 subscribers per day (with proof!) ua-cam.com/video/B_Ix8ShIBiE/v-deo.html&ab_channel=GrowYourGamingChannel
...👉 Also, want me to help you reach your first 1000 loyal subscribers? If so, check out my Four-Digit Challenge: link.growyourgamingchannel.com/CqiH
Appreciate all the advice and tips you are providing in these videos! I will take what I learned here and apply it to my channel as well. Thank you again!
Thanks, dude
Sir, Appreciate. I will apply your advice
Sir, how do I make the face eye animation. Please guide
🐐
To the person who’s reading this, don’t give up on your channel it will grow.
Thanks
I’m trying 😭
Thank you
Thanks
While watching this I got my first comment, you and him are my good luck charms
Hardest part for small UA-camrs is trying your hardest but wake up and nothing changed
Fr 😢😭
True…
Real
Real bruh
Real🥲😭
We all just got to stay positive and keep our channels growing
Yea well it gets hard man
Yeah but it’s difficult, especially while an artist because I can’t always draw constantly lol
I hope mine does
I try but I might give up due to many people having the same idea as mine...
Yeah
That's so true. Art channel here. I came to UA-cam hoping to blow up within a month of starting, but then I realised my videos were BAD... really BAD. But I kept pushing and telling myself not to give up, and I guess I'm getting better. The quality of my videos improved, and I am slowly figuring out what my audience like to see, and what I ENJOY creating. It became a hobby making UA-cam videos, and I'd keep doing it for free.
I am frog 🐸
Always be sure it’s what you enjoy creating over what the audience wants.
I’m restarting / relaunching my UA-cam this year & this really gave me some clarity & motivation! Thank you!! 🎉
Omg that is amazing!! This feels like my journey I’m at red dot videos. Progression to success rarely is linear. I also feel like the journey is the fun part and it’s changing me and therefore changing the quality
of my videos. Thanks for this!!
The issue I always have is:
The green dot videos are things that I love to do.
The other color dots that come along are things that I don't really want to do.
I can sometimes identify a different color dot, as in, something that would get more views, but it just isn't something I care much about.
I guess the difference is:
investing into a passion and communicating it through a youtube video, versus investing into being a youtuber.
Something like that.
I feel you
This is such a great point. I think bottom line is the purpose of it all? Are you making videos for you, or your audience. I’m not saying your green dot videos won’t eventually work, I think it just takes way way way longer for it all to flesh out. The algorithm works best if it has large numbers to work with. Maybe your green dot videos are actually epic, but it’s gonna take years for the audience to find them. I’m just starting out so I’m not an authority on the subject… so Either way, good luck to ya!
I totally agree with u tbh but my philosophy is that i want to make content that I love so that the ppl that do like my content, love the same things that i do so ill create a great community that i would love.
So i guess i would say is consistency is key :"]
There's some niches that really will never get traction. that's what this dude is wrong about. Some niches just never get traction, and UA-cam isn't about YOU. It's about the watchers and what entertains them. You have to find a common ground in what you like and what they likd
What I would do (if you haven't already) is try to find what makes those videos turn into different colored dots, and try to implement them (if possible) into what you love doing most. I'm not entirely sure if this is possible under your circumstances but I hope this at least helps
i cannot stress this enough. THIS IS THE MOST USEFUL TUTORIAL YOU WILL EVER SEE on how to grow a youtube channel
Simply start, best advice 😊 as a new youtuber, i just tell myself to keep having fun while creating the videos.. there are days that I cant sleep well, then i just remind myself to let go and just flow. thanks for this video, truly helpful! 🌸😊💜
This actually helped, thxs for the advice
Marcus, I have worked through your course on Udemy and watched most of your videos on UA-cam and you are the man thank you for your help and I went from knowing absolutely nothing about UA-cam and how to make videos and especially how to edit videos to being able to create a video and I’m making progress so thank you my friend for all you do and we appreciate you
Awesome, thank you :D Good luck on your UA-cam journey
Bro u have 3 subs
@@Dexzler😂😂dude whyyyy
@@Dexzler Maybe, he did not want to continue... Green, blue... He just stopped at the green.
@@Marcus-Jones Thank you SO much. I went from 400 subs to 1.5k in a WEEK. Thank you again.
This was an insightful watch! I can relate, especially the part about learning and pivoting. That's why tools like boost app social can be so helpful. It's a multi-tool for content creators, lets you craft stuff quickly.
True that! Using boost app social has really made a difference for my channel. I'm with you on this one.
@@nora.nelson I’m about to post a video can y’all rate it in comments?
This is the best advice anyone could give me. I've been procrastinating making my first video on my new channel for sooo long. Thank you :)
You got this!
I tell people this all the time! START! They’re afraid to make bad videos, but that is part of growth! You need to make bad videos to improve and then you’ll make better videos. I always tell people they’ll make 100 shitty videos before they get anywhere. You just have to endure that phase, then you’ll improve and make it out.
You’re speaking a lot of facts. Thanks for helping people out.
Im gonna stay consistent this year, not gonna give up an keep working 🤞🏻
Good now get back to work! You got this!!
Thank you so much. ive been a channel trying to grow for the past 2 years and this helped me realise that in order to become popular you need to keep stop procrastinating get an upload scedule and improve. :)
I rly like this new editing style and the tips from this video are so obvious but still not more than a couple UA-camrs follow them showing how important they are tysm for this 🔥
Thank you for all the advice. I hope everyone has a great day and good luck on your channels😁
Thank you! You too!
That was very nicely stated. Thank you so much.
Thanks so much for this video! UA-cam and twitch content creation is my passion, but I won’t lie, there are some days where I do feel demotivated and wonder why I even bother to try. But videos like these help me stay motivated to keep on going!
This... was actually helpful. Thank you!
Love your content, the hardest part for me is I listen and learn one part of the process to focus on and then I let the other parts slack. Keep up the good work
I'm almost on the verge of giving up... Although my content is food based I found a little hope from this video... Thank you ❤
I've had a UA-cam channel with my sisters (not this one) for about two years and I barely get 50 views but I'm doing what I love, trusting the process and hopefully it'll turn out to be great
I trust that everyone that read this comment it will reach 1 million subscribers on youtube in the next 2 years
Thank you for this. I would say I am around the red dot videos and it taught me that me slowly getting more views and subscribers is not me doing bad, it is just me learning and growing
thanks for all the solid advice man, you have really changed the way I look at making some of my content.
Taking this advice right now. You explained everything in great detail, earned a sub! Thank you!
This video actually makes me feel a lot better about my channel after you've explained your experience. I'm actually just growing at a good speed.
To anyone who is reading my comment, I want you to understand your value is not just in what you do but also your love for it and consistency! We will all grow together and I cannot wait to revisit this comment one day in the future knowing we were all right!
Thanx man! I've just started, and this video was a huge boot to my morale!
This Video Helped So Much. Appreciate You💯
It's a good feeling when your channel's subscribers go up! Not giving up anytime soon!
Guys the way you get to your goal is to post content and keep posting even if your just getting 10 views because soon you'll reach your goal and you get better over time also good like on your journey!
These videos are what keep me going with content creation!
Hopefully one day I’ll blow up, if not thanks for inspiring me in my adventure!
It makes sense. Instead of actually brainstorm daily, better practice by uploading more. It happened for me the same. When I started the channel, I was in the business videos area, then I got back to an old passion which is gaming let's play, then I realized I liked editing videos.
i've honestly officially started today and want to presue this dream of youtube. Even if i don't grow a big audiance i still want to work hard enough to still have people enjoy my channel ^^
Trust the process🔥
I decided last year at 12 subscribers that I wanted to make gaming videos and share my editing/passions with the world. I started getting more consistent, learning how to edit better, now I'm on thumbnails and I FINALLY made it to 100 subs 2 days ago. This was a huge milestone and it's my absolute goal to hit 1k by the end of this year. Wish me luck everyone! Thank you for this video!
How did it go?!!
Thank you for this advice man, I just turned 17 and I started my channel this year on May 2nd and I’m at 40 subscribers right now right now I’m doing good but I wanna be successful with this with this video ik I’ll do better thank you 🙏🏽
you just gave me an idea, if im ever popular i'll come back and thank you
@@gamescapegamer how did it go?
Didn’t relize you blew up but I remember watching your battle front vids a few years ago when you were still relatively small. Good to see that you’ve made it🎉
Dont ever give up if your channel is not growing always stay consistent
I've watched a few of your vids now and I think this may be my favorite. It's the most encouraging and applicable to me. Thank you!
You are so welcome. Good luck on your UA-cam journey
This speaks to me so much since I’m going through this right now haha. Thank you so much for your amazing vid as always!
Glad you found it helpful. Rooting for you, Tom!
Same
This is definitely the best analogy I've ever heard !! For a UA-cam growth video
Very interesting…I started with random gameplay, to shorts, back to gameplay, then randomly did some unboxing which went really good for my small channel. Trying to stay in that realm of reviewing and small tutorials…not sure how to elevate but my gaming channel is doing better than I thought even though almost at 200 subs, it’s a journey and i like the potential
You'll find that purple dot soon!
@@Marcus-Jones 🥰
When i search how to makes my youtube channel populars, and these video are on the top watching it and somehow it so refreshing,thanks mate for the advice
This is the best explanation of growing a channel that I've ever seen after watching lots of how-to videos for almost a year. In my case it has to be a balance between addressing topics people want to hear about and important things that need to be said and communicated. We'll see where it goes and I'll work to identify those blue-dot and other-dot videos while staying true to my green-dot vision. God bless, and thanks a lot!
How about musicians??
@@grim6392 I'd recommend focusing on search at first. Starting with specific techniques you're good at that you can teach others to do. One technique per short video. Then perform that technique in a context of a popular song that you can play well.
Research what songs and techniques people are search for, and incorporate a popular song and technique. Especially if you can find both a song and technique that aren't covered by a lot of much larger channels.
Check out Rob Brown's channel. He's a drummer but he's great at teaching one technique per video.
@@grim6392 also -- I'd recommend doing a lot of research on how to get GREAT-sounding recordings for your instrument within your budget. AND some research on how to mix sound on video so your voice and instrument balance. Sound quality will make you or break you. For musicians it's doubly true.
@@TheThinkersBible I'm a producer so I can kind of do the technical stuff Abt music. My problem is getting people to listen to what I release.
@@grim6392 ah ok. Then I'd recommend starting with searchable topics -- techniques people really want to learn about. Do a short lesson, then demo the technique in a production that you want people to listen to. That way you can move into pure music over time if enough people like your teaching and vibe with your music. If you're not already famous then you have to give people a reason to listen to your music. And if you're teaching them something they value in production or in performance on an instrument, that's a good segue into the listening area.
Also I'd do trend-surfing like Grow Your Gaming Channel is recommending. Do what you need to do, then move into what you want to do.
That's essentially how I started my channel. My first video was a video on the origins or Easter. Because a lot of people, especially Christians, are interested in that topic. I released it 3 months after Easter(!) but it still got views and is at 200+ views now.
I went from 17 subscribers to 65 subs in about 1 and a half months! This helped me
Thanks for the advice bro 🙏👀
Good job on the format presented and you’re right it applies to everything in life. The best day to start was 5 years ago the second best time is now!🎉
Awesome video! I’m finding this out the long way so watching this video was reassuring. Great edits and helpful content.
My channel is'nt great, but reading the comments and also the video helped me come up with some new ideas! Thanks.
Whoever is reading this you will reach 100m subscribers
Thanks, im trying
Meto
I’m about to post a video can y’all rate it in comments?
I am trying to
For now
Thanks for the help!, to everyone i wish you the best on your channels and dont ever give up!!
@@HungNguyen-lt4gk 👌👌
I only have two subscribers, but I’ll never give up
hi
Dammmm never give up aight I
Thx
your at 35 now congragulations
That’s the spirit
Bro thanks so much MY MIND IS FLOODED WITH BETTER IDEAS BRO. I was starting to give up but now I'll start over again in a new channel. Thanks a lot this helped so much
To the person who is reading this, don’t give up on your UA-cam channel. Keep going it’s going to get better :)
idk
Hopefully😤
Thank you
Im trying
Thanks
I am going to apply this technique. If I end up crossing 150 subscribers before 2023, then you are the first person I would thank for my growth
You did
Dont give up guys u can do it
@@Coreyberkyt thanks!
Thank you for the tips, now I have 24 subcribers. I will never give up after I saw your videos.
@@Gamer-Electric love your mindset!!
Bro I’ve actually been doing this exact thing for the last 5 hours. Just watching UA-cam videos. This is why I love making videos myself, because I myself enjoy UA-cam so much. Thanks for the video man, take care.
Thank you so much this video made me believe in myself
I've sadly quit making videos.
all because of all the work I put into them, and they barely get any views or subscribers.
or I might lose subscribers from the video, when I'm just trying to be like everyone else.
I wanna be good enough. :(
idk why I keep falling with new uploads, editing eps takes more than 2 days at mild, and 6 to 8 days at worst, reserved for 17+ mins episodes with filters, tricky music compatibility & effects both audio and visual, im not claiming being a professional editor just want to get people aware that unseen vids deserves a chance & a thumbsup after all is made for fun, passion, most importantly independent from grand forces that only care for bucks, & reputation and trash the purpose of creativity
@@kxi.z dont quit!! You need to stay consistent. I promise!
The tough part about UA-cam is that you don't always reap what you sow. There's no guarantee no matter how many gurus try to push a hyper-productive mentality. Not everybody can make it. For there to be winners there have to be losers (Not calling you a loser. This is just for perspective). As long as you truly know you gave it your best shot, there's nothing to be ashamed of. Leave no stone unturned
i have 110,000 subscribers and i support this channel 🤷🏽♂️
@@GetBackYT love you’re content mate!
amazing advice and wishing everyone the best on your channel, dont ever give up!
Ive been watching videos like this for years and I'm finally slowly blowing up!
Bro … thanks so much. Some of the best advice I’ve heard yet on how to grow your channel. 🔥
it’s upsetting seeing channels start the same time as you, make similar content as you, but put way less effort or an equal amount, & they grow 2x as fast as you…
Yeah it happend to me aswell. Even though I put in a lot more cuts,effects and really a lot of interesting moments but they don’t seem to like it as much as the guy posting a video that took him a few minutes to make
@@simizy3726HAPCNW0185 ppl has to give small channels the chance, im sure they'll d0 eventfully
@@simizy3726HAPCNW0185 ppl has to give small channels the chance, im sure they'll d0 eventfully
Honestly great advice and very true
1:43 I legit thought he was gonna say because a small percentage of people watching this video are actually subscribed
😂😂😂
This, my friend, has been the most amazing video on this topic that I have watched. I have trying to get more views and subscribers and grow my UA-cam channel, so I have started prowling UA-cam for ideas and knowledge. I am enjoying the learning part, as this is something that I enjoy doing. Plus, I just love learning new things! I am glad you have experienced success and are willing to make videos to help others. This is exactly what I am trying to do with my channel. Thanks for your video!
Glad it was helpful! Good luck on your journey 💪
One thing I'm finding is you have to like editing. If you don't like to edit... things become a LOT harder. You really have to focus on dots which do not require a lot of editing. Limiting. Not impossible. But... maybe improbable at that point. Also I've read if you don't like editing try livestreaming instead.
I like editing thumbnails, i even get money from it
My whole channel is just editing 😂
Last March I watched this video and it inspired me to finally start making videos, now I’m at nearly 200 subscribers and just got my first video to reach 500 views, sure it’s not alot but it makes me hopeful and inspires me to keep going
To all UA-camrs, it may be challenging but we have to stay strong 💪 DONT GIVE UP!!
Do whats make you happy and you will make it happen!
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idk why I keep falling with new uploads, editing eps takes more than 2 days at mild, and 6 to 8 days at worst, reserved for 17+ mins episodes with filters, tricky music compatibility & effects both audio and visual, im not claiming being a professional editor just want to get people aware that unseen vids deserves a chance & a thumbsup after all is made for fun, passion, most importantly independent from grand forces that only care for bucks, & reputation and trash the purpose of creativity
I needed this video, now I’m gonna go back to making a variation of my old blue dot videos even if I’m not happy with them quite yet
My channel will grow 0:37
I'm three weeks into launching my channel. I have a very specific niche but I'm still excited to see what the content of my next dots will be!
In short don’t quit
I’m about to post a video can y’all rate it in comments?
This video showed be the light! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR GIVING ME PROPER INFORMATION!!!
Japan Flag? 2:46
Thank you for this. Now I am more inspired to share my gaming videos to everyone.
I am a financial channel and the structure and tone of my first 3 videos was resulting in my average view time to be less than a minute. When I changed the structure and starting adding humor my average watch time increase by 300%.
I'm starting to realize that people click off the video when you ask them to like your video, even when the placement is in the middle of the video so I'm going to try putting it towards the end to see how that works out. I also need to figure out how to increase my CTR as well. It's my first week uploading so I'm not expecting alot out the gate.
You can apply this principle to almost any kind of work in life. (Freelance, Work for the guy or entrepreneurial)
Solid advice! Thank you.
You've really given me hope, thank you❤
I've just started off with my channel- all about Indina mythology. Hoping for it to pick up from my persistence
@@AnanyaV_KBC im sure it will!!
Thanks man I’m trying hard to succeed and this is motivating me to do good
To everyone reading this, keep up the hard work and keep making videos, you'll make it! 💪
Mine was blowing with the red dot ones. And for those people who wants to give up in making them, keep making them until one day.. it will become viral.
That’s quite true 👍
Just like how I started,
And I’m still on the journey :)
“The best way to succes on YT is to BE on Yt”
Me at the beginning of the video: **visible confusion**
Me at the end *”IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW!”*
Thanks for this I’m a new UA-camr whose struggling to blow up my channel, I’m motivated by this your video
I'm hustling my butttt offf!!! I'm currently at 6,590. I'm manifesting 10k within the next few months. there's so much more to continuously learn...
Waaw ur almost there!
nice one
to all new youtubers like me, dont give up keep grinding one day we will get there
It’s definitely tough to keep rolling in the beginning stages when the exposure is basically nonexistent
Im not gonna give up. Atp it is kinda masochistic cause there’s barely progress but i know i should just keep going
To all us small UA-camrs out there, we need to keep trying and not give up. Maybe some some day we will succeed
Thanks for the video I started my channel 1 week ago I'm upto 18 subscribers I know it's not alot but feels like an achievement.get started is my advice
Don’t give up and keep going! Keep the hope and faith!
Has been my dream to become a UA-camr since I was just 8 watching smosh and pewdiepie lmao. Good luck to all new channels out there!
Don’t give up guys! Always believe on yourself, your talent and ideas. May your channel be filled with more views and subs! 👌
@@scaryshortsph_ thanks!!