babyteeth4
Taking over the world... ...one kid at a time!
Yes it does get easier in terms of going from 1,000 subs to 2,000 subs. The first 1,000 might take a long but you'll find getting to 2,000 happens a lot quicker. Your channel traffic itself generates more traffic but the numbers take a while to become significant, even if the growth percentage rate remains stable. Total subs keep growing, although the percentage rate of growth increase may actually decelerate over time.
For example, it takes you a month to double the amount of subs you have, this means slow growth at first: in 5 months you'd only have 32 subs, and you might think of giving up. But if you could keep up that rate of growth (just doubling your subs 12 times in a year) you'd go from 1 to 4096 subs in just one year. After just 18 months you'd have 262,000 subscribers! This is just a basic example but it shows you the power of sticking with it to get to the larger numbers. Most channels don't get 100% growth per month, but smaller percentage growths still add up to a "tipping point", it just might take years (or, significantly increasing your views through a hit or increased output).
This is one of the reasons bigger (and often older) channels make it look easy. It took us several YEARS to get our first 10,000 subs but getting to 50,000 took only one more year, then getting to 100,000 took only 6 months after that, and we are nearly at 150,000 now and that only took 3 additional months. So I'm projecting we will get to 200,000 subs by mid-January. So it's easy to look at that and say "Oh, big channels have it easy" but in terms of growth percentage increase we aren't growing nearly as fast as a channel that goes from 10 subs to 50 subs in a month, even though they "only" picked up 40 subs they are actually growing very quickly--in 7 months they could potentially be at 781,250 subs if they kept up that 500% rate of growth per month!
For example, it takes you a month to double the amount of subs you have, this means slow growth at first: in 5 months you'd only have 32 subs, and you might think of giving up. But if you could keep up that rate of growth (just doubling your subs 12 times in a year) you'd go from 1 to 4096 subs in just one year. After just 18 months you'd have 262,000 subscribers! This is just a basic example but it shows you the power of sticking with it to get to the larger numbers. Most channels don't get 100% growth per month, but smaller percentage growths still add up to a "tipping point", it just might take years (or, significantly increasing your views through a hit or increased output).
This is one of the reasons bigger (and often older) channels make it look easy. It took us several YEARS to get our first 10,000 subs but getting to 50,000 took only one more year, then getting to 100,000 took only 6 months after that, and we are nearly at 150,000 now and that only took 3 additional months. So I'm projecting we will get to 200,000 subs by mid-January. So it's easy to look at that and say "Oh, big channels have it easy" but in terms of growth percentage increase we aren't growing nearly as fast as a channel that goes from 10 subs to 50 subs in a month, even though they "only" picked up 40 subs they are actually growing very quickly--in 7 months they could potentially be at 781,250 subs if they kept up that 500% rate of growth per month!
