Do they like my videos?

Your titles don't include any keywords people would search for.
Your descriptions aren't SEO optimized.
You're not marketing your videos effectively.
Improve your thumbnails - just check out seananners or goldglove or someone. Brighter, test with words.
Lots of other reasons.
 
Artist said:
Your titles don't include any keywords people would search for.
Your descriptions aren't SEO optimized.
You're not marketing your videos effectively.
Improve your thumbnails - just check out seananners or goldglove or someone. Brighter, test with words.
Lots of other reasons.
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what does seo mean?
 
Artist said:
Your titles don't include any keywords people would search for.
Your descriptions aren't SEO optimized.
You're not marketing your videos effectively.
Improve your thumbnails - just check out seananners or goldglove or someone. Brighter, test with words.
Lots of other reasons.
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lol, thanks for dropping by... I wanted to say nothing anymore about this, but you're saying it all ;)
 
*gonna preface every post with the fact that I'm new and not an authority on anything*

I'm of the opinion that if you're easily discouraged by your number of views, you're in for a tough time. Especially considering how saturated the market is with "Let's Play" YouTubers, you're going to have to put in some work to be noticed.

I think you're funny enough. Ya just gotta find what separates you from everyone else making similar content and work harder to promote yourself. 'Tis the struggle my good sir.
 
Chris the Swissmiss said:
*gonna preface every post with the fact that I'm new and not an authority on anything*

I'm of the opinion that if you're easily discouraged by your number of views, you're in for a tough time. Especially considering how saturated the market is with "Let's Play" YouTubers, you're going to have to put in some work to be noticed.

I think you're funny enough. Ya just gotta find what separates you from everyone else making similar content and work harder to promote yourself. 'Tis the struggle my good sir.
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i never said anything about "discourage" i just want my content out to more people so i have a better chance of making somone smile or laugh... If i got discouraged the titel would be "No one likes my videos so im leaving youtube"

but im trying to make my content more uniq but its harrrrd!!! (thats what she said)
 
Im pretty sure I had told you this before and you weren't happy, but your channels art is crucial to people giving your content a try. If they see an avatar/banner that was made in MS paint they'll think it reflects the quality of your videos and not bother watching.

Similarly, if they search something like "GTA V hunting" and manage to find your video, it will be beside a dozen other videos on GTA hunting, many with more attract thumbnails than a screenshot of michael's chest. Big YouTubers can get away with it since they have subs to boost the videos stats to compete in searches, but a small YouTube needs everything to be perfect for maximum efficiency.

To show up in searches more you need to have keyword density in your titles, descriptions and tags. For example your latest video only has a sentence in the description, where if you wrote more with more keywords that people will search, there's a higher chance they'll find your video. Your tags also include a lot of random things that aren't related to the video, like "face health (industry)", "games industry (organization sector)", "Grand Theft Auto Clone (Video Game Genre)" etc. These aren't words people are going to search and want to watch your video. Adding useless tags just hurts your chances, so if you can't come up with more relevant tags like "combat", "assault", "highlights" etc than leave them out entirely.

When starting off, don't worry so much about social media and spreading your videos, work on improving their quality. Ive seen too many gamers fall into the "YouTube's system is against me and that's why im not getting subs" trap, when that isn't the case (not say that's what you think, but many do). When I was small I got hundreds of views from searches and related video clicks because I tag and title my videos properly.
 
CaptainSauce said:
Im pretty sure I had told you this before and you weren't happy, but your channels art is crucial to people giving your content a try. If they see an avatar/banner that was made in MS paint they'll think it reflects the quality of your videos and not bother watching.

Similarly, if they search something like "GTA V hunting" and manage to find your video, it will be beside a dozen other videos on GTA hunting, many with more attract thumbnails than a screenshot of michael's chest. Big YouTubers can get away with it since they have subs to boost the videos stats to compete in searches, but a small YouTube needs everything to be perfect for maximum efficiency.

To show up in searches more you need to have keyword density in your titles, descriptions and tags. For example your latest video only has a sentence in the description, where if you wrote more with more keywords that people will search, there's a higher chance they'll find your video. Your tags also include a lot of random things that aren't related to the video, like "face health (industry)", "games industry (organization sector)", "Grand Theft Auto Clone (Video Game Genre)" etc. These aren't words people are going to search and want to watch your video. Adding useless tags just hurts your chances, so if you can't come up with more relevant tags like "combat", "assault", "highlights" etc than leave them out entirely.

When starting off, don't worry so much about social media and spreading your videos, work on improving their quality. Ive seen too many gamers fall into the "YouTube's system is against me and that's why im not getting subs" trap, when that isn't the case (not say that's what you think, but many do). When I was small I got hundreds of views from searches and related video clicks because I tag and title my videos properly.
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nope... you the only one who havent told me all of that... look up on the page and see that everone have said the same things.... so im working on it.

and also gaming as a idrustri and GTA clones both descripe the game... and if you search combat you dont want to GTA you want to see MMA or some other stuff like that.
 
CoolBanana said:
nope... you the only one who havent told me all of that... look up on the page and see that everone have said the same things.... so im working on it.

and also gaming as a idrustri and GTA clones both descripe the game... and if you search combat you dont want to GTA you want to see MMA or some other stuff like that.
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Not in this thread but previously. It was when you changed your YouTube avatar from the one you use here to your current one there.

That isn't how tags work. People are more likely to type into a search "GTA combat" than they are "gaming industry" to try to find a video about hitting people in GTA. It's not about describing the video, it's about the words people will enter a search bar.
 
CaptainSauce said:
Not in this thread but previously. It was when you changed your YouTube avatar from the one you use here to your current one there.

That isn't how tags work. People are more likely to type into a search "GTA combat" than they are "gaming industry" to try to find a video about hitting people in GTA. It's not about describing the video, it's about the words people will enter a search bar.
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you didnt say "GTA combat"
you said combat
 
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