Reddit Blast your videos to increase views

[Michael Masters]

Oh, I see. So by "hook" you meant something in the video to hold their attention. I was thinking you were meaning like title and thumbnails being the hook, but I guess that would be the bait.

Well, my videos are different in that I don't really control much of the content, so any hooks are there or not without my influence. As far as pacing, I've done a number of things to try to keep people watching, but I think a lot of people click on my videos, not knowing what to expect, and then they don't like it. They certainly aren't for everyone. But they are how I like them to be.

I’m sorry, I should’ve clarified. I refer to the hook as the first 10-15 seconds.

Personally, I have a tendency to want my videos to appear cinematic, but I often forget that I only have 80 subs, and have a ways to go before I can do it completely my way. I try to keep the pace going, but still insert cinematic pauses here and there for tension.


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[Michael Masters]

I’m sorry, I should’ve clarified. I refer to the hook as the first 10-15 seconds.

Personally, I have a tendency to want my videos to appear cinematic, but I often forget that I only have 80 subs, and have a ways to go before I can do it completely my way. I try to keep the pace going, but still insert cinematic pauses here and there for tension.


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I’d love to take a look at your favorite video.


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[Idec Sdawkminn]

I’d love to take a look at your favorite video.


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Wow, favorite video? I have 724. I wouldn't say I have a favorite and it would be really hard to even pick one of my favorites. But here's yesterday's: watch?v=a1dlJK881zI

 

[ProXima123]

Honestly, I've been hearing mixed emotions concerning Reddit. Some say it really helps, others say it could somehow 'backfire' along with the fact that I guess reddit is "mean," because of the anonymity users have. I'm not sure though, I have never used reddit. However I may try it if it does actually help channels grow.

 

[Michael Masters]

Honestly, I've been hearing mixed emotions concerning Reddit. Some say it really helps, others say it could somehow 'backfire' along with the fact that I guess reddit is "mean," because of the anonymity users have. I'm not sure though, I have never used reddit. However I may try it if it does actually help channels grow.

It’s a good platform if you post the videos in the relevant subreddits and have excellent quality content. The thing I like about the platform is...Reddit doesn’t lie!


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[Austin Armstrong]

Hi all! I actively use subreddits as a growth strategy for kicking off videos. I do video marketing for an addiction treatment center and there are several subreddits that have worked incredibly for me. Here's a few screenshots of my findings. I think as everyone was saying, finding the appropriate subreddits is key and posting relevant and helpful information with an interesting post title can really help, especially when it comes to watch time.

 

[Michael Masters]

Hi all! I actively use subreddits as a growth strategy for kicking off videos. I do video marketing for an addiction treatment center and there are several subreddits that have worked incredibly for me. Here's a few screenshots of my findings. I think as everyone was saying, finding the appropriate subreddits is key and posting relevant and helpful information with an interesting post title can really help, especially when it comes to watch time.

Nice results!


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[Austin Armstrong]

Nice results!


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Thanks! It's all about providing value .

 

[Ricky Alv]

I try to get to know the community and see if we are good fit before I decide show my stuff to people.

 

[Spence Bailey]

I've noticed there are ways to do this vertically and horizontally.

One thought process is to find a theme of your videos and find the sub Reddit that reflects that theme. The other thought process is to find a style of video and then post to that sub Reddit. I'll give a good example.

So I make LEGO videos. Some are reviews, builds, stop motions, or unboxing. Now I could go to the LEGO subreddit and post one of these and hope it gains interest. OR I could go to the Time Lapse sub Reddit and hope that the video gains interest that way.

I have found much more success in the latter of the two. I think people on reddit are far more interested in the style of video rather than the theme.

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