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The other side of the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt What’s more,I will buy this coin is having a reviews channel, even if it was only relatively small, transfers quite well for all sorts of other jobs later down the line. So even if you felt like it won’t work out at some point, you’ll have a massive portfolio of whatever it is you do: Writing, presenting, editing, storytelling, games expertise and passion, work ethic (if you have been consistent), etc. Perhaps you’ve even made some small time industry connections and such. There are quite a few opportunities related to the niche out there, and having proven skills, passion, and experience for potentially even years worth (and at least some following and quality I suppose) can be incredibly valuable.
Very true. It’s something I try to remind myself every day that I need to enjoy the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt What’s more,I will buy this process. Also never thought about the skills I’m learning from the process. Definitely something to chew on. Thanks! Wow, even though I’m not in letsplays anymore, this is really some solid advice! Thank you for taking out the time to help us newbies! Oh I’m surely saving this post and will reference it everytime I’m working on a new video. Thanks for taking the time to post this. Good write up. Recently learnt a lot of this and changed our style of video making. First video in the new style netted us 39 subs (27% sub increase) This post really opened my mind. At first, I was confused about what content I wanted to make because it seemed like I wouldn’t be successful in gaming content and would move on to other content. Sorry for my bad English. thanks! I appreciate the write-up! Your original post led to me reviewing my videos so far, and I ended up making some adjustments with these upcoming videos. Great write up and what a task to spend that time reviewing all those channels! I hope some of those channels make it here to see this! This is all on point! I have been looking for smaller gaming creators to watch (and also to compare myself to). All of these things are pretty common. I’m not saying I am better or anything, I just want better gaming channels to watch that aren’t 2 mil sub counts

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Thumbs was one of my biggest issues. I’m just now starting to get the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this hang of them. I went from low effort to too busy, and am finding more success somewhere in the middle. This post is amazing and I am glad I stumbled apon it. As I was reading I thought back to my gaming channel that I started last month and a lot of what I’m doing is what you mentioned as negatives. I am now thinking about the content for my next video differently now because of this post. This is the best post I’ve ever seen on this sub. It’s given me a ton of idea of what I should do on my channel. Thanks for the golden advice! For the most part, I agree with the list. Number 3 is an especially big problem here, with way too many channels being yet another “watch me play/stream some random game” one with just about nothing setting them apart.
But 1 and 2 are pretty big issues too for the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this same reason. And from what I can tell, quite a few big YouTubers end up making that mistake too; I’ve dropped so many channels because they ended up making the most bland, uninspired, unoriginal content after a while that it’s almost unreal. You’re right, I have to approach in a unique way to the games, different from normal playthroughs, like putting in some ingredient that people might not have thought of or might have thought of but never tried. Tysm for this post Great info! Most people come in blindly, so this is a nice package of things to improve or focus on when starting out. I WILL SAY THOUGH……you didn’t analyze mine. Ok. I think I’m good on this one. I have snappy editing, visual effects and add music to score it like a movie, as well as providing silly, goofy commentary with a touch of a tutorial appraoch.
I might be lacking here. Most of my videos are from a series where I’ve restricted myself to only using melee weapons with permadeath on. I do state goals at the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this beginning and throughout the videos. But they might not be strong enough. Possibly. It’s hard to make that distinction with the game I play (7 Days to Die) because the differences between the channels, that are known for playing the game (that I can decern), are not drastically different. They kinda blend into each other. They all kind of do the same things and each channel is known for more of one thing than the other, i.e. one leans more towards a tutorial basis, one is more funny/entertainment based, etc. I imagine my biggest issue with my titles and concepts is that they’re geared more towards fans of the game and not really a broad audience. My thumbnails are clean. My titles have probably become more cluttered now because I’m in desperation mode and I’m putting the name of the game in all my titles. Some of the titles suffer from the clutter worse than others.
Look at what small channels that are becoming famous in 2024 are doing. That’s how you find out what will work for you. I have been doing that. I even stole a concept from one of the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this up and coming channels for my current series. Again, at this point I don’t know what to make of that info aside from blatantly copying exactly what someone is doing, which in a way I’m already doing. I’m at a loss at this point. I honestly don’t know what to do to improve my situation. My subs like my videos. And now that the algorithm has abandoned them, they’re performing much better analytics-wise because my subs are more engaged, i.e. CTR, average watch time, etc. But now even that seems to be dwindling too. Would ‘I played an X GAME for the first time ever in 2024.’ be a good title? Where video focuses on story and narrative of playthrough.
As a viewer, I think it’s a gamble. Gambles can pay off, so if you think you have all of the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this other pieces in place and you have no better idea, or if it’s just something you really want to do, then go ahead. I consume a lot of content around one particular game. A month ago, someone started a series like that. “Player of related game tries this game instead.” I’m a fan of this game, that other game sucks! I’m gonna watch this guy discover that he’s been wasting his time for years and be delighted when he confirms that my preferred game is better. I watched his first video for those reasons. I watched all of the rest of them because he was funny, had good graphics, great editing, a consistent release schedule, etc. He had all of the other parts. The mini-viral success of his short video series immediately spawned about a dozen copycats. They were all recommended to me, naturally. I didn’t watch a single one of them and eventually YT figured out I just liked this one guy and not the entire concept.
That isn’t to say copycats don’t work, also, though. They didn’t for me, in that space, but there are other genres where I’m happy to watch copycats; I like the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this genre more than the individual creators in it. That varies from viewer to viewer and genre by genre. I might like every single video about Halloween crafting but only one particular movie reactor while you like every single person who reacts to your favorite movie but only one particular craft-creator. tl;dr – it’s hard, but you’ll give yourself a better chance at success if you pour your effort on at every stage and don’t think that it’s only one missing piece that is holding you back. To give yourself the greatest chance of success you need a good concept and a good title and good editing and to be funny/heartwarming/smart/whatever trait you are banking on and and and. But yes, that concept does work on some people.
I had 2 ideas for similar content. I was going to do games like Witcher 3, Horizon Zero Down, No Man Sky, Assassins Creed, single player story driven RPG’s and do ‘I played Witcher 3 for the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this first time in 2024.’ This is as I legit have never played any of these games, since I am a veteran MMORPG player, the idea would be either ‘MMORPG veteran tried Guild Wars 2 for the first time’ or ‘Lost Ark veteran tried Guild Wars 2 for the first time’, since I mostly played Lost Ark and TERA back in the day. I enjoy making story and narrative driven videos, by adding funny twists even if they don’t get any views, I feel fulfilled and happy cause I like how videos turn out. Well, for what it’s worth, what drew me in was hearing a veteran of a ‘competitor’ game was playing the game I preferred. I was interested in seeing their reaction to it and what I presumed would be a series of comparisons that favored my game. I think that was a little extra of a hook for me to watch a video by someone I’d never seen. I could rely on the game doing some of the work for me; they only needed to have realistic reactions.
To remove the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this hook, of comparing one game to another, does make the draw a little less. To watch someone play a game for the first time, well, you could have done that when it was new or you can do it now but what’s the difference? It’s still just you, someone I don’t know or know what to expect from, playing a game for the first time. I often think of this stuff from a remove of a few years, especially when you see a year in a title. I mean, those don’t age well. But if I go looking for some example gameplay of a game I’m considering playing, I don’t care if the video is three years old or one year old. I’ll pick a creator at random and if I like the first five minutes, they are my new source for that game. If I don’t like where it’s headed, I back out and pick the next one.
It depends on the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this game. Narrative first impression videos of games that had a lot of hype around them (Eg Cyberpunk, No Man’s Sky, etc.) years after release have a lot of viral potential. A friend of mine has had varied success with the format, where games like No Man’s Sky, Sea of Thieves, etc. had incredible success, but then some others like Battlefield 2042 and Minecraft didn’t perform quite as well. It’s a bit of a crapshoot. I’m about to try this myself with Dragon’s Dogma in a few weeks, so we’ll see how that goes. Me personally I prefer just watching game play with out having someone comment over it, am I the only one like this? Your post was so interesting. I want to do some horror let’s plays in an asmr style but I honestly recorded myself a few times with face cam and thought it was so boring. It it hard to make a really entertaining game video that isn’t forced. I used the advice about the title and updated a Short from yesterday and it started getting views!! Thanks for taking the time to share all of this rich information.
This is actually very good advice! Sometimes you get blinded by your own work and fail to see what could be made better. I should probably try to at least watch a little bit of my videos to know if I can improve something. But I find it sooooo awkward to watch myself It’s shame I didn’t jump on your post before. I would literally pay you to review my channel because I feel like I’m standing still in same place. These are some great pointers. But on a side boat, the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this title examples you gave are so dumb and out there that I would click it just out of curiosity. I mean, “this sport has cars?” Brilliant. Thank you for this breakdown. This was really helpful as I’m looking to start a gaming/tech YouTube soon. I would love to bounce my ideas off of you OP as you seem to do good feedback. I’d even be willing to negotiate your fee before I go waste a bunch of time and money
I think gaming ability is a HUGE factor too, and a lot of small channel gamers think you can skate by without ability. Viewers expect us to be cracked. I am even taking two months off from content creation to improve my gameplay because this is what is stopping me from growth. I can edit a video as well as anyone in gaming but no one is interested in the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this best edited Fortnite videos. They want cracked gameplay and tips and tricks from people that win. So if someone is wondering why they are not growing, and they are doing all the right things, its probably the gameplay. There are exceptions of course but like everything else there has to be some level of expertise in order to have growth beyond the few viewers who don’t care if you suck at games.
If you have a pc building channel and you can’t get most of your PC’s to post do you think you could grow as big as channels who do? If you open a pizza place in your town and your pizzas are not that good would you expect to beat your competitors? VERY stupid question, but “Your titles are bad (because your video concepts are bad)” how does one’s title, alone, indicate the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this concept’s quality (or vice versa)? I mean, is it possible both are true? Yes, but it seems like one or the other can also be true (one can come up with a good title for a bad concept, or have trouble coming up with a good title while having a solid concept). We need people who actually do research, Go into what everyone says and see how its wrong. I’ve preached this here multiple times.
I just wanna put out there for anyone just starting out that these skills are cultivated over time. It is really hard to just start off doing everything perfectly and that’s ok. The more videos you make the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this better you will get. You will see which videos did well and which didn’t and you will learn to see what made you succeed and what needs improvement. Just keep in the back of you mind that you need to enjoy what you are doing, building a channel is about finding people who enjoy you for who you are. Don’t be someone you aren’t, there will always be people out there that appreciate you for who you are. Just keep posting and they will find you! Only larger content creators can get away with the bs that gets small Youtubers no clicks lol. I think this is partly the reason so many small creators are misguided by what kind of content they should produce. I wasn’t gonna read this because it was targeted at gaming channels. But I’m glad I did because it still applies to my non gaming channel. Thanks man(or woman)
You nailed it in the Lebronubu Lebron James x Labubu shirt and I love this first point itself. Some people share their youtube links here. I click on the link excitedly and then. They speak like 2 words in the entire video. And rest of the video is just normal gameplay. Great post. What you are saying is very good advice. I have realized that “just playing the game” videos are boring and not what the audience wants to watch even if I edit them well. The only exception was when I put a star wars reference in the title that was also a play on words related to the game.
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