YouTube Videos Promotion Poll - Which Helps The Most?

[Arc Flash]

Really informative thread everyone. Thanks for all the helpful tips! I'm not a huge social media buff, mainly because of a lot of the negativity that can occur, but it almost seems to be a necessary evil if you want to properly promote. There definitely seems to be a lot of positive aspects to it as well as long as you're thoughtful in where and when you're promoting.

 

[Rehannah]

Good advice! Something that has worked for me and these type of videos, is to edit the first ten seconds of my video together and give away one fact and then put in a title card that says something like, "Full video on Youtube, link below" and then put the link to your Youtube in the description.

This has worked pretty well.

This is really good advice. I will try it sometime

 

[PKGaming]

Hi!
Reddit is very helpful for me, and year ago was Google+

 

[ShyJosh]

I know one female youtuber, she doesn't have either twitter page or facebook fan page, but still she has 400 000 subs (non-english channel).

 

[UnboxingSve]

I know one female youtuber, she doesn't have either twitter page or facebook fan page, but still she has 400 000 subs (non-english channel).

Must be Indian or something like that

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[ShyJosh]

Well, she did open FB page on 330k yt subs. Before that she didn't have FB/Twitter .....

 

[Juke Joint Gaming]

I use Twitter and Facebook. Have thought about trying Instagram.

 

[ShyJosh]

I've heard that lot of sponsors will find you on instagram, so it's must have.

 

[KyvaDos]

it is hard to decide between the three : facebook,twitter and reddit, in my first time 90% was from facebook, facebook helps my channel a lot on my first days, for twitter I am new on it but I think you can grow your channel fast if you have a old one ( with a lot of fellowers ) and reddit good to get views but bad in " watch time and subscribe rate "

 

[Arc Flash]

it is hard to decide between the three : facebook,twitter and reddit, in my first time 90% was from facebook, facebook helps my channel a lot on my first days, for twitter I am new on it but I think you can grow your channel fast if you have a old one ( with a lot of fellowers ) and reddit good to get views but bad in " watch time and subscribe rate "

I hear you there KyvaDos. Reddit definitely has potential, but the barrier to entry is really tough. They have a lot of jaded and cynical people there, so you have to be careful of what you post, as a lot of it will either get ripped to shreds, outright ignored, or the mods will delete it due to "self-promotional" posting.