100 Subscriber Q&A

ChintzyTurtle

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So I am at 99 subs right now :) and am going to be doing a Q&A for my 100th subscriber special. I was just curious if any of you had some questions for me, I am a gaming channel as well if that makes a difference. Thanks in advance for the help!
 
So I am at 99 subs right now :) and am going to be doing a Q&A for my 100th subscriber special. I was just curious if any of you had some questions for me, I am a gaming channel as well if that makes a difference. Thanks in advance for the help!


I got some advice from a YouTuber who has approx 100,000 subscribers (and growing rather fast).

I was going to do a Q&A when I hit 500 subs on my old channel, and he advised me not to. Why? Only about 10% of your subs will watch your stuff, and only about 1% or less of those people will bother to ask you a question. That's about one or two people in your case.

What you want to wait for is less 'I am asking a generic question to be polite' and more 'I am REALLY interested in your life and want to know EVERYTHING about you'.

Wait until you hit something like 1,000 subs. You'll have genuinely interested subs, hungry for info then! :)

(congrats on 100 subs btw!)
 
I got some advice from a YouTuber who has approx 100,000 subscribers (and growing rather fast).

I was going to do a Q&A when I hit 500 subs on my old channel, and he advised me not to. Why? Only about 10% of your subs will watch your stuff, and only about 1% or less of those people will bother to ask you a question. That's about one or two people in your case.

What you want to wait for is less 'I am asking a generic question to be polite' and more 'I am REALLY interested in your life and want to know EVERYTHING about you'.

Wait until you hit something like 1,000 subs. You'll have genuinely interested subs, hungry for info then! :)

(congrats on 100 subs btw!)

That is why I am always confuzzled by smaller channels that do Q&A videos, it never made sense to me.

BUT, if you really want to do one, go for it anyway. Cuz on YouTube, always do what you WANT, not what you SHOULD (unless it breaks the rules.)
 
I got some advice from a YouTuber who has approx 100,000 subscribers (and growing rather fast).

I was going to do a Q&A when I hit 500 subs on my old channel, and he advised me not to. Why? Only about 10% of your subs will watch your stuff, and only about 1% or less of those people will bother to ask you a question. That's about one or two people in your case.

What you want to wait for is less 'I am asking a generic question to be polite' and more 'I am REALLY interested in your life and want to know EVERYTHING about you'.

Wait until you hit something like 1,000 subs. You'll have genuinely interested subs, hungry for info then! :)

(congrats on 100 subs btw!)
Thanks! Even though I know I don't have all that many subs, I have made some friends through YT that watch almost all my videos and people I know in real life that watch my videos that all dont know too much about me, even though only a handful of my subs will be too interested in it, I at least know some people will take interest in it and I can understand that. I don't have any other milestone things planned except maybe a setup video sometime down the road and that is about it, but thanks for the advice nonetheless! Any way if I do decide to go through with the Q&A do you have any questions at all?
 
That is why I am always confuzzled by smaller channels that do Q&A videos, it never made sense to me.

BUT, if you really want to do one, go for it anyway. Cuz on YouTube, always do what you WANT, not what you SHOULD (unless it breaks the rules.)


Oh of course I'm not saying it's wrong to do a Q&A vid, it'll probs be great, but I am speaking from a popularity/user interest pov :D
 
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