How long did it take for your channel to grow steadily?

[SandManOnly]

I have been doing youtube since 2011 and I have 434 subs but almost all of them I got In the previous 2-3 mounts when I started to make better high quality videos, so just learn some new editing tricks or try a different video style.

 

[KidsCorner]

6-8 months for some stability.
Now it's more sporadic again.
Looking to stabilize it by the time winter vacation hits in the US

The Algo givith and the Algo taketh away Seems like it's turning slowly in the right direction again for you? (knocking on wood)

 

[KiddieToysReview]

The Algo givith and the Algo taketh away Seems like it's turning slowly in the right direction again for you? (knocking on wood)

Ye, hope so, it's the stuff we discussed about. You can't get complacent with this gig at all. Have to keep the ball rolling in the right direction.

 

[TheSwedishTraveler]

Sadly my channel has stagnated for a bit now, but it took me over a year to grow steadily!

 

[Gaijillionaire]

Steady growth since day one, recently increasing

 

[CandyPhantom]

It depends how much you market it, and how much effort you put behind it.

Getting the creator's content and channel out there definitely helps and so does their effort. Of course, cHow about your channel? How long did it take for your channel to grow steadily?

 

[ocslushie]

I started YouTube seriously about 4 months ago and now I'm at 195 subs. I've recently been getting my subs these past couple months, I usually get about 1-6 subs a day and 100-300 views every 48 hours.

 

[Kush Patel]

Getting the creator's content and channel out there definitely helps and so does their effort. Of course, cHow about your channel? How long did it take for your channel to grow steadily?

My channel is still under contruction. I've got the name (Busted Speakers), working on the graphics and getting partners. But I had a tech tutorial channel, which got a ton of views, but not many subscribers. But I guess that's what to expect from that type.

 

[OrbitGuy]

I got kind of lucky and my first game series(tips and guides on COD Heroes) was fairly successful and pulled in a couple hundred thousand views combined since I posted it. However, then I stopped posting for like 10 months and my growth sort of rollercoastered before stagnating. Then I came back the next summer and made it take off again then I stopped posting when I went back to school and it stagnated again... I would say after I had some videos that were over 1000 views and kept growing I got at least a small handful of subs each week but if you post irregularly then you can really miss out on the potential. Growth is dependent on continual posting. I think I've got the hang of it this time but this is after maybe 4-6 months of combined work over 2 and a half years. If you have vids that rank under a tag that's getting searches you'll get steady growth depending on how much volume there is. I'm still gaining subs from videos I made over a year ago.

 

[CandyPhantom]

It took me a couple of months, but I hope to quadruple my sub count on 2017.

Just a couple of months? You must have a very fast growth, then. I'm sure you'll reach you goals, man! Good luck!