Well, I probably won't make it to 1,000 subs by February 20th, but I got pretty close, so I will make it in the next month or so. Only 53 to go. Looking back on the last 8 months or so my channel has grown from about 15 subs all the way up to 947. I never thought it would get traction, but a few videos got me rolling. It is an outdoor/hunting/lifestyle type channel. It's called, Somewhere In Wisconsin.
Some things I've learned over the last 6 months.
First of all, find your niche. Then, good content, leads to views and subs. Good audio makes a difference.
People like the "story" and want to know more about the people, rather than just the adventure.
Aligning titles, tags, video content, and descriptions helps.
Quality thumbnails make a difference.
Sub for subs don't work (because they ultimately are not interested in your content and unsub)
Commenting on videos and live streams does help. I just don't try to push my videos, rather just take part in the conversation.
The first Adsense check feels like free money.
You've got to enjoy editing videos.
Here is to growing in 2018!
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Some things I've learned over the last 6 months.
First of all, find your niche. Then, good content, leads to views and subs. Good audio makes a difference.
People like the "story" and want to know more about the people, rather than just the adventure.
Aligning titles, tags, video content, and descriptions helps.
Quality thumbnails make a difference.
Sub for subs don't work (because they ultimately are not interested in your content and unsub)
Commenting on videos and live streams does help. I just don't try to push my videos, rather just take part in the conversation.
The first Adsense check feels like free money.
You've got to enjoy editing videos.
Here is to growing in 2018!
Sent from my Moto Z (2) using Tapatalk