Common issues that keep you under 1,000 subscribers

[Josh Craft]

Thanks for the tips! Me and my friends are hoping to grow our YouTube Channel TJJ Vids.

 

[ThedarkFino]

thanks man .. i like the tips .. i have only 90 subscribers and its been hard to gain .. them .. lol .. but im trying my best to make it happen .. my goal now its 250 subscribers .. and they after tat ima put another goal to make it grow more and more .. i know my content its kinda poor but im trying my best ....

 

[Kalyn Sloan]

thanks man .. i like the tips .. i have only 90 subscribers and its been hard to gain .. them .. lol .. but im trying my best to make it happen .. my goal now its 250 subscribers .. and they after tat ima put another goal to make it grow more and more .. i know my content its kinda poor but im trying my best ....

Just keep developing your content and get in the gamer community to get more support.

 

[ThedarkFino]

Just keep developing your content and get in the gamer community to get more support.

thanks for the words kaylyn ill do tat

 

[Kalyn Sloan]

thanks for the words kaylyn ill do tat

Your welcome it just takes time and the more people see you around on YouTube, they will check you out.

 

[ThedarkFino]

yeah it will take me time for it .. but hope i can make it thou hehehe

 

[SUPER XAVIER]

I was hesitant to join this forum because the title was about breaking through 1000 subscribers and I just have what...10? However, I find the post so encouraging for a beginner like my team.

While reading the steps, my initial reaction was:
1. Poor branding. - "Mine's doing fine, i know my audience (kids), I'm a mom myself!"
2. Poor titles and thumbnails. - "Im using keywords, and i worked really hard on my thumbnails, I'm doing fine."
3. Craft better videos. - "My teammate (my 2-yr-old son) loves my vides. I'm doing fine."

Then it had me thinking. If I continue with this attitude, I will never improve and I will never get to join forums like this where people are talking about 1000 subscribers and above! I realized we really have to be open minded and think beyond our comfort zones and be open to critics who would tell us what we're doing wrong.

Anyway, I just started my channel a few weeks ago and I know I got a lot to learn and hope to meet people who can help me learn more to improve! Thanks for the post!

 

[Kalyn Sloan]

I was hesitant to join this forum because the title was about breaking through 1000 subscribers and I just have what...10? However, I find the post so encouraging for a beginner like my team.

While reading the steps, my initial reaction was:
1. Poor branding. - "Mine's doing fine, i know my audience (kids), I'm a mom myself!"
2. Poor titles and thumbnails. - "Im using keywords, and i worked really hard on my thumbnails, I'm doing fine."
3. Craft better videos. - "My teammate (my 2-yr-old son) loves my vides. I'm doing fine."

Then it had me thinking. If I continue with this attitude, I will never improve and I will never get to join forums like this where people are talking about 1000 subscribers and above! I realized we really have to be open minded and think beyond our comfort zones and be open to critics who would tell us what we're doing wrong.

Anyway, I just started my channel a few weeks ago and I know I got a lot to learn and hope to meet people who can help me learn more to improve! Thanks for the post!

Keep doing what you are doing and you will see more subs and views.

 

[Pandamonium]

Great stuff.

How am I going? I see a lot of boring thumbnails out there and I hope that mine don't fall into that category.

 

[Irahs]

Bookmarking for future reference, thanks so much for the tips and ideas!