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Hey everyone! I know I've made threads like this before but I'm just wondering how exactly does one breathe new life into a dying channel?
I have recently decided to shift my niche (from basically about anything to a largely K-Pop based one), and while I did see some new subscribers, there were also many who left back from the days when I did rant videos (a much angrier me, I must say, one that I don't really like much anymore).
Anyways, while it was a goal of mine to at least remain somewhat consistent, this month I was largely plagued with a combination of Hospital Visits, Medical tests, homework, and going through the rather stressful process of forming a band
So, my question to you is, what are some ways that I can breathe new life into my channel and gain back more subscribers than I lost? And was it stupid for me to stop ranting despite building a small audience there and doing more happy kpop/Asian American themed videos?
I know about being consistent (which I will definitely work on after this next round of medicals, hopefully), but I'm wondering what other ways that I can give my channel new life. Expanding within my niche maybe? I'm trying to hit 1000 subs by April/May hopefully (I'm at around 575 - ish right now...is that too big a goal?)
Thanks
Hey everyone! I know I've made threads like this before but I'm just wondering how exactly does one breathe new life into a dying channel?
I have recently decided to shift my niche (from basically about anything to a largely K-Pop based one), and while I did see some new subscribers, there were also many who left back from the days when I did rant videos (a much angrier me, I must say, one that I don't really like much anymore).
Anyways, while it was a goal of mine to at least remain somewhat consistent, this month I was largely plagued with a combination of Hospital Visits, Medical tests, homework, and going through the rather stressful process of forming a band
So, my question to you is, what are some ways that I can breathe new life into my channel and gain back more subscribers than I lost? And was it stupid for me to stop ranting despite building a small audience there and doing more happy kpop/Asian American themed videos?
I know about being consistent (which I will definitely work on after this next round of medicals, hopefully), but I'm wondering what other ways that I can give my channel new life. Expanding within my niche maybe? I'm trying to hit 1000 subs by April/May hopefully (I'm at around 575 - ish right now...is that too big a goal?)
Thanks