MiketheDbacker26
Let's Player
I get it's annoying that you only get 1 view a video, especially since it's likely a view you gave yourself, so don't listen to people above saying you have the wrong mentality. It can get stressful when you have next to nobody watching your content, everybody wants viewers because everyone wants to share what they make, so it's stupid when people say don't let it bother you, especially when the numbers are THAT low.
My primary advice would be to NEVER EVER upload 4-5 videos a day. I would never subscribe or watch that much content from one person, that is way too much. Upload once a day, and honestly, with how long your videos are, I might go even every other day. Which brings me to another point. Don't upload videos over an hour. I go to your channel, see you only have 345 subs, and very few views. No way will I decide in my head that I'm going to give you 90 minutes of my attention (looking at your Resident Evil video). You could split that into 15-20 minute parts, and all of a sudden you have like 6 videos. That's a week worth of content, and at a volume that is easier to handle.
And why would you go to Pewdiepie/Markiplier? You realize they probably get a million messages saying exactly what you said, and you're not special enough to get their attention. Go to people your own size and collaborate. Get your name on other channels through collaborations, and if you're good in those videos, then you'll see new people come to your videos.
You say you're working hard, and I believe you, but you're working stupidly, and you'll never get anywhere near 100,000 subs the way you're going. I love that you have heart, and it's clear you love your channel, so feed off that, make the necessary changes. Before you start working on promotion and networking, make sure you have a channel that's worth subscribing too. The harsh reality is that your channel does not deserve 100,000 subs where it currently stands. Make some major changes to your approach to uploads and who you try to get attention from, and maybe things will change for you.
My primary advice would be to NEVER EVER upload 4-5 videos a day. I would never subscribe or watch that much content from one person, that is way too much. Upload once a day, and honestly, with how long your videos are, I might go even every other day. Which brings me to another point. Don't upload videos over an hour. I go to your channel, see you only have 345 subs, and very few views. No way will I decide in my head that I'm going to give you 90 minutes of my attention (looking at your Resident Evil video). You could split that into 15-20 minute parts, and all of a sudden you have like 6 videos. That's a week worth of content, and at a volume that is easier to handle.
And why would you go to Pewdiepie/Markiplier? You realize they probably get a million messages saying exactly what you said, and you're not special enough to get their attention. Go to people your own size and collaborate. Get your name on other channels through collaborations, and if you're good in those videos, then you'll see new people come to your videos.
You say you're working hard, and I believe you, but you're working stupidly, and you'll never get anywhere near 100,000 subs the way you're going. I love that you have heart, and it's clear you love your channel, so feed off that, make the necessary changes. Before you start working on promotion and networking, make sure you have a channel that's worth subscribing too. The harsh reality is that your channel does not deserve 100,000 subs where it currently stands. Make some major changes to your approach to uploads and who you try to get attention from, and maybe things will change for you.
