Does anyone lose subscribers when they post?

I lose roughly 20 subs for every 100 I gain each month. It's a large number to lose, but I gain 4 times more than I lose, so that means I keep growing. And the subs who are left are my strongest audience. Just think of it that way, your audience is getting stronger.
 
Did you post a different style video? For example: if your a gaming channel, don't post a make-up video. These things happen, its ok. They will come back eventually.
 
I lose roughly 20 subs for every 100 I gain each month. It's a large number to lose, but I gain 4 times more than I lose, so that means I keep growing. And the subs who are left are my strongest audience. Just think of it that way, your audience is getting stronger.

That's actually how I think of it. But it's alright because I also gain my subs back. I already gained my lost from yesterday back today. I could be unfortunate like some of the youtubers my size that get a shout out but have no real, stable source of subscribers and slowly start to roll back in sub count.

Did you post a different style video? For example: if your a gaming channel, don't post a make-up video. These things happen, its ok. They will come back eventually.

Nope. It was a typical video like the rest of my channel. Even if it wasn't, it happens every time I post.
 
I love your channel, subbed! & I agree with the person that spoke about your audience getting stronger! Some will come, and some will go, but what's important is who stays with you despite what content you put out!
 
I think it happens every time I post a video as well, usually only one or two. It was two on Thursday, I just sort of had to roll with it, it happens and I gain others within a few days anyway so :)
 
I love your channel, subbed! & I agree with the person that spoke about your audience getting stronger! Some will come, and some will go, but what's important is who stays with you despite what content you put out!

Oh, thanks. I always love a new sub. I think if I'm losing subs that at least means my subscribers are active enough to respond to my posts. Which is also a good thing.
 
It might be a good thing if you look at it from the angle of "Oh, someone who doesn't like my videos just unsubscribed. Now I'll have more people who actually do like my stuff."

Makes it a little less disconcerting :)
 
Yeah you're definitely not the only one. Every single video I posted for the last month would have me lose like 5 subs per video, then gain them all back within days. lol I was starting to think maybe my content just didn't appeal to them anymore.
 
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