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YouTube wants its users to stay long on the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this site and it’s your responsibility to make sure that they’re not bored. Far too many times have I seen videos that are based on a good idea or an interesting subject, but are just plain boring. The first journalist that wrote about my video said that he couldn’t stop watching even though nothing was happening. I do get his point, but at the same time I made sure that there’s always something going on. There’s always something new for the viewer to rest their eyes on. My biggest task during the edit was to cut out anything that could be boring. I’ve posted a few video since and it’s still hard to find the balance. When do I bombard the viewer with tho much info and when are the pauses to long? I try not to look too much at the points where people skip ahead, but it is a good metric to at least be aware of. So yea. Make good videos! Don’t upload hundreds of crappy one, rather try to upload one good! Is that totally impossible to do? Yes! It very much is. You are not going to nail it on your first attempt and I’m really, really lucky to have struck gold with this one.

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But on the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this other hand. I knew that my video was good and that it had the chance to gain traction. I just didn’t expect it to do this well. I run a D&D focused channel. I was wondering if there were better ways to work on my title and thumbnails. I’m noticing a decent amount of impressions, but not necessarily views. I was also wondering if it’s worth doing shorts. At the moment, I only make 2 or 3 shorts to go along with each longform video (that takes me roughly 1-2 weeks to make). I’m really only interested in making long-form content, so I didn’t know if making shorts would help or be a detriment to the channel (since I heard the viewership/subs don’t necessarily transfer over well). Channel name is Kosalty.
I would be forever grateful if you had time to check out my stuff, I’ve been creating long-format videos for a while now and personally really do think they’re quite nice, but it would be great to hear from someone like you what keeps them from really popping off. What was your breakthrough moment when it came to subscribers? When your content made the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this homepage? Listing in YouTube searches? Or …? Nicely done on your channel, very easy to see why it’s so successful! And what a generous offer to give back like this. Thanks for considering lending some feedback. I’m a musician and am trying to broaden my reach a bit rather than just posting short clips of me playing like most musicians I know do. I’ve started doing a podcast where I’m showing more of my personality as I make something from scratch, as well as posting longer sound healing performances to help get the watch hours (which get significantly more than any episode and seem to be favoured by the algorithm – it’s what some people are actively searching for on there whereas not sure anybody really is looking for a podcast like mine.)

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I’ve been sick the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this last couple of weeks but have gotten everything set up to start live streaming as soon as I can speak properly again, so that’ll be another new thing I’ll be trying. What I’m curious about is if I’m heading in the right direction, or at very least a better direction. Since last September I decided to really take things seriously, I had 52 subs then so it feels like this is certainly an improvement but I’m sure there are things I could be doing that I haven’t even considered. I get a huge drop in watchers in my first 15 seconds. I get around 15% of the video watched per viewer total. What can I do to improve this? I see why you get so many views and subscribers – I watched your oldest video since I always find it interesting where people started.
I’m struggling with making people believe my content is good quality. Because I think it is. But ctr and avd are usually low. Already your first video seemed to be really authentic! I do meal prep cookalongs, if you’ve got any spare time I’d love to get some feedback from a fellow food YouTuber. Here’s the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this most recent ep I have one question, Take a look at my latest video and tell me if i improve at this rate will i make it “Someday”. One thing u might notice i use ai thats because i have speech impedement. But i try my hardest to give my persona a distinct character with the style of writing. Hey so years ago I made some videos that got good views for being brand new. 10s of thousands and more notably one with almost 100k. Got a couple thousand subs out of it but then I just stopped making content for years, about half the subs left. Anyways my question is: if I am making new videos for a channel with mostly dead subs, should I use the “Publish to subscriptions feed and notify subscribers” option? I remember hearing someone say it is better to not send them to subs because then your video will be on people’s home page/recommended? Don’t remember 100% I make gaming videos with my son, need some tips on how to target 6-16 market. I don’t want to make it “just for kids” as I don’t feeel it’s that sort of content.
How was your first month on youtube? Did your videos get any views the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this first week? I read your answer to a few questions, and it looks like you posted your videos everywhere. How many views were organic? Thanks So I am creating a company around content creation automation, and as an extension I’m really pushing a social media presence. I am really focusing on short-form content, but what would you suggest? Should I do long-form? Great reviews! I started an ancient civilizations / earth science channel link is right here just have a couple questions Clearly you’ve gotten this far from being consistent. Was this easy for you because you had discipline with sports / projects before or something you had to teach yourself?
Many people fail because their lack at setting themselves up to be consistent. So guidance here is probably best for everyone:) Hello, so in January i started taking YouTube way more serious and i made a video that was a trending topic in terms of a glitch in my gaming niche. It earned me a large amount of subs (well large amount for my size channel) about 300+ I started creating more videos on the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this game i play that are guides, strategies, tutorials and useful weapon testing. Initially after that video that “blew up” videos i uploaded after did pretty well gaining 1.2k – 3k on average in terms of views in the first couple days, but just recently this week the views have just plummeted. Instead the views i am getting within the first day or two after upload are in more like 100 -300 views on average now. Is it normal for the algorithm to do this and is this something you have experienced before? It seemed like YouTube had an understanding of who my audience was and who to push videos to – to now maybe not doing so or pushing those videos out to the same people?
Maybe my expectations are just too high since that’s what i was used to seeing early on and expect that when that may not be the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this reality and just a one off i should be thankful happened. Also super appreciate you taking the time to do this as well – based on your long and details answers i can tell you really care about helping us other creators out! Started my channel a few months ago – mainly long form content, music & art related would love to hear feedback! Latest video: My longer form content is getting next to no views (50<) but my YouTube shorts have skyrocketed in the past month or 2. I had one get 20k views and now I’m averaging about 3k views/ YT short.
Has anyone else encountered this? I know this is through the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this shorts feed (based on analytics) but I would think it would somewhat crossover into longer form content I post. I post twice a week, one YT short and one longer form (2-10min). I am doing this for a nonprofit org and it is not my main focus/ content of myself. Unfortunately I’m not getting paid to post much more than that but I may moonlight more videos if this is something that will help grow the channel. Hi, would be great to have feedback from you. I am looking to get into lore videos. Please suggest improvements. Thanks. I’m not sure if I’ve been doing myself more harm than good when it comes to the algorithm by paying a promoter to help increase my watch time. I’ve been assured repeatedly these are all real people watching the videos, and even if they are they probably aren’t the people I want the algorithm recommending my videos to. But I don’t know how to tweak my thumbnails/description/keywords in order to better attract my ideal target audience.
awesome channel..i notice you have a certain style in your channel and all your thumbnails follow that style..how do i find my own style? also im not really an art guy so how do i make a profile pic and good cover photo? I also have a longform channel. The main content on my channel is a podcast. And I’m stuck at around 3900 subscribers. Sometimes getting a few more and then going back down. I’m still publishing new episodes of the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this podcast but I just don’t know how to break through the 4000 subscriber ceiling. I’ve been trying to post shorts, too, but that doesn’t seem to move the needle for my channel. I am a fitness instructor and i have set up my youtube channel just over a year ago on my channel i post content relating to : follow along workouts, nutrition advice and other fit content! My latest video has really picked up momentum ‘ 10 min leg workout ‘ and it has almost being like a snow ball effect where i am getting so much more views than previous videos. On top of this i have also gained 15 new subscribers in the past 3 days ( this is big for me! ) My question to you is – could my channel finally be catching momentum and is the algorithim finally favouring my content? Thank you.
Checked out your channel and it’s definitely very well done. Anything with food already has my attention lol. Would love any feedback as well…I just started doing educational talking head as a realtor and looking to dial in the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this content and editing. If you’re still willing to look at channels, take a look at this essay / short doco style video, I’d love to hear your advice. The Worlds Most Harmful Influencer How do you get good sounding audio, what microphone would you recommend, struggling with the quality of my audio in comparison to other videos and want to improve it. What sort of improvements do you make through say premiere, in terms of filters for audio. Now after 2y, me and my wife restarted the YouTube and a live podcast on Twitch. We use highlights, reacts and now we stsrted an offline oodcast and a few personal vlogs to create videos. All of this on the same channel
I’d be interested in what advice you’d have for me. I have been making videos for a little over a year and haven’t really gained the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this subscriptions I’d hoped for. I think it’s partly because of an undefined/somewhat aimless niche? It’s comedy/skits/spoofy YT content. Is my content too broad? I read your advice to post on related subreddits – I have yet to do so, partly because I was worrried about spamming or breaking the rules of subreddits. I’m new to the world of pushing my channel. Any advice would be extremely helpful. I’ve had 28 subscribers for a year.. I’d love to know what I’m doing wrong…. Been looking for advice.. would be grateful if you would take a look at my channel…. just started my channel and posted my first video, it’s my first time editing, and also my first time narrating content with my own voice.
My golf channel link in my bio, could you take a quick peak and give me some suggestions good or/and bad. Thanks going on 18 mos of youtube as well, just a lil over 21k subs and close to 1 mil views. OP can you give us advice on chaptering? We kind of want each segment to sometimes be a surprise. Good idea or bad idea? How would we chapter this video? We are in the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this grind and trying to hit it hard. The biggest thing is we are not sure if we are doing bad, ok, or really well for like 10 weeks of posting? Hi there, I wanted to ask if you use a/b testing for thumbnails: I am mostly playing at the moment, but I am thinking about strating some type of long form content (lessons, retrospective of particular styles of palying, ecc.) Thanks in advance for your time. Can you please review my channel and advise me on what to improve and do better, it will help alot. My channel name is (RPM Nation).
This is so great! My biggest struggle is creating an engaged community, but I feel like that simply takes time and trust has to be built. My thumbnails are getting better but I would def appreciate some feedback from someone who is making it work! Hey man, first of all congrats with your success. I have a quick question. Are you still getting views from your first videos ? Majority of my views come from my latest videos but I have been wondering when you grew big enough, does youtube promote your old videos too. Hi! I’m basically experimenting, started 3 weeks ago. Trying to apply service design methodology to concepts that might be of use for creatives and entrepreneurs. I really expected to have similar numbers by now and not even in the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this same galaxy. Any help would be awesome
Do you have any experience reviewing longform podcast episodes? I’ve done a few now for my niche and would like some objective feedback so I can plan to make the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this quality of content higher. Can you critique my channel? I started in January and my first video flew to over 20,000 views and got me over 600 subscribers. I thought it would be easy to maintain that but I haven’t had the same luck. It’s a true crime channel. What do you recommend I change, keep or fix all together? I’m okay with criticism. It’s the only way to grow! Thank you so much! Awesome channel! Your stuff looks like it could be on tv. Any advice for a channel that makes original scripted comedy videos? Thanks for all the advice on this thread. Here’s my latest non-Short video: j Im struggling finding what to make my first video on, I have a lot of passions, but can’t figure out what to do.
Ive got one for you October i had 76k views was well on getting 1000 subscribers before the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this year was over then next month everything is dead and ive been struggling to get 10k views a month ever since and my shorts even don’t take off and if they do it’s just a little Recently ive been posting on tiktok as well just to see if maybe my content is crap but there ive had positive results yoooo i love your channel and had to give you a sub. Please can i ask how your script layout goes? or how you research the topic at hand I’m gonna agree with OP’s comments despite everyone here saying otherwise. I have a business degree and one of the first things were taught is that advertising matters more than the actual product.
If OP, spammed subs, and other social media with their YT link, that’s called an ad. Is it annoying? Well yeah it’s an ad. Is it fun to be the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this one posting them? No it’s time consuming and repetitive. Doesn’t matter how great your channel is if no one knows it exists. OP’s right. All that matters is the traffic they got from the ads. Not whether they were annoying doing so or breaking rules or begging for subs. Literally everyone selling a product does this. In this case to product is your content/channel. Last year I tried to slightly pivot my channel from one niche to a broader niche. By doing so, I also decided to focus a lot more on the video quality, which I think has improved. But over the last year, I don’t really see the numbers reflect that. So I’m mainly wondering, is the content (title/thumbnail as well) good or do I just think it’s good. And why do others maybe not click on it?
My last few videos do have pretty good stats (60-75% still watching after 30 seconds, 50%+ total watch time on videos), but they just can’t seem to reach a broader audience. First of all, thank you so much for doing this. I’m reading the Check out my six donuts shirt and I love this feedback you’re giving other creators & taking extensive notes. I think it’s invaluable how honest & direct you’re being. If you have time, will you please check out my video/channel & give a gut reaction? I only started uploading this week so I only have one video, but I’d love to know what you see as strengths & weaknesses this early on as a veteran creator. How often did you post? I was posting 2-3 times a day at first it was awesome then I think I overloaded it. I backed it down to 1 then wait 3-4 days and I notice the video catches traction.

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