Channel Content Variation: OK or Not?

theimpactbros

theimpactbros

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Hi guys. So we are starting to really pick up the pace of posting videos to our channel and while we have historically made action comedies, we also love building/diy/prop making, and we can turn around those sorts of videos much faster and at more regular intervals. Do you guys think its OK to do a few how-to videos and then a video with more of a film/high production value feel (possibly using the props made in the how to vids) at less frequent intervals(every 3-5 weeks)? Thanks in advance!
 
theimpactbros said:
Hi guys. So we are starting to really pick up the pace of posting videos to our channel and while we have historically made action comedies, we also love building/diy/prop making, and we can turn around those sorts of videos much faster and at more regular intervals. Do you guys think its OK to do a few how-to videos and then a video with more of a film/high production value feel (possibly using the props made in the how to vids) at less frequent intervals(every 3-5 weeks)? Thanks in advance!
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Loool fail.... >.<

It mainly depends on your subscribers
 
Nothing wrong with varying your content. I don't see how it would affect views, if anything you would gain a bigger audience from it.
 
Having some variety is great in my opinion. If you were a very popular channel, I might suggest making a second channel to run in parallel (like freddiew and freddiew2). However, for mere peasants such as us, one channel should suffice. ;)
 
theimpactbros said:
Hi guys. So we are starting to really pick up the pace of posting videos to our channel and while we have historically made action comedies, we also love building/diy/prop making, and we can turn around those sorts of videos much faster and at more regular intervals. Do you guys think its OK to do a few how-to videos and then a video with more of a film/high production value feel (possibly using the props made in the how to vids) at less frequent intervals(every 3-5 weeks)? Thanks in advance!
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Use playlists...
 
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