Is it that hard to gain subscribers?

[Dimo Dimov]

Then there it is! Somehow I drunkenly guided you to the answer! Yes subscribers are hard to get. But did you enjoy yourself? Can anyone ever accuse you of not trying? You already won. No one will ever buy it if you aren't a fun guy and enjoying yourself.

Haha don't drink too much man and thanks for the time you spent here disscusing with me all of this

 

[JRTrax]

I did drink to much. My Broncos gave me a damn heart attack. Keep grinding!

 

[TheDutchTexan]

No matter your genre, it has already been done on YouTube. You either fall flat like the majority of the YouTubers (including myself) or stand out and rise to the top . The latter usually involves some kind of endorsement (aka, shoutout) by the big ones in your niche.

Do it because you want to create content. Not because you want to be one of the big guys. Sure, it would be cool, not going to deny that, but that dream is but for a few.

 

[Dimo Dimov]

No matter your genre, it has already been done on YouTube. You either fall flat like the majority of the YouTubers (including myself) or stand out and rise to the top . The latter usually involves some kind of endorsement (aka, shoutout) by the big ones in your niche.

Do it because you want to create content. Not because you want to be one of the big guys. Sure, it would be cool, not going to deny that, but that dream is but for a few.

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[binky VS bunson]

It's not that hard.... if you're my channel bahahaha.... jk-ish.... I'm not into gaming channel, but honestly Yours looks professional and a lot better than the countless gaming channels out there.... hang in there, the gaming community on youtube is pretty loyal and support each others channels with subs and views....

 

[Dimo Dimov]

It's not that hard.... if you're my channel bahahaha.... jk-ish.... I'm not into gaming channel, but honestly Yours looks professional and a lot better than the countless gaming channels out there.... hang in there, the gaming community on youtube is pretty loyal and support each others channels with subs and views....

Thanks dude i appreciate that and i hope so

 

[slayerkm]

yea but i think half them are from me by refreshing to see how the video is going and watch it again because i like what i made and yeah[DOUBLEPOST=1453065759][/DOUBLEPOST]
If you are right i would be very dissapointed because i love to record and edit videos for gaming.

If you love recording and editing gaming videos why would you be disappointed?

If your doing this because you 'Love it' then regardless of how many subs you get you'll enjoy it? or are you only doing it to get 'famous'

 

[Jawad Soomro]

Starting a YOUTUBE channel is the hardest part. We all want to get noticed but it is typically VERY TOUGH. You just have to remember that you are doing YOUTUBE as your HOBBY, not to gain subs/views. Success comes within our hard work eventually.

 

[Dimo Dimov]

If you love recording and editing gaming videos why would you be disappointed?

If your doing this because you 'Love it' then regardless of how many subs you get you'll enjoy it? or are you only doing it to get 'famous'

Well i will make videos whatever happen but if you have fans they would inspire you you know? Am i right?[DOUBLEPOST=1453117161,1453116350][/DOUBLEPOST]

Starting a YOUTUBE channel is the hardest part. We all want to get noticed but it is typically VERY TOUGH. You just have to remember that you are doing YOUTUBE as your HOBBY, not to gain subs/views. Success comes within our hard work eventually.

That's right my friend

 

[ExtraHannes]

No i don't think that's the case. For example my first video had 700 views. It's all about marketing. You have to find ways to share your work and let people know of you!