Tips on how to get a wider audience??

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Hey guys I need support and need your honest help . I made a gaming channel about two weeks ago I could say . I got 5 subscribers! :D I'm proud to say. But how do I attract more :o
 
1-10 what would you rate my videos
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  1. On your first video (BattleField Hardline Montage), the video lacks footage on-timing with your music. I'd suggest you to cut a little more stuff out of your "epic" clips, in most cases its just use walking up to you opponent, shoot them, then waste few seconds by just walking away.
  2. Highly recommend you checking "RE:Vision Effects Twixtor" for those slow focus on your "sick/long shot kills" bruh.
  3. When it comes to your first player matches, would suggest to sometime adjust the brightness & contrast on your gameplays, in most cases viewers can get bored seeing the same ol' map and its tone of atmosphere. example if its a sandy map, edit your video to make look a bit more organdy then usual, if the map has snow involve turning a bit blue... hell scumbags like FaZe Clan even use this method.
  4. Be careful on what music you use on your videos, it seems you got a strike on your very first video with the song: "Gold Dust (Flux Pavilion Remix)" by DJ Fresh
  5. You're commentating skills are decent, but I think you throw in a little more enthusiasm, like for and example: In your Last Of Us Multiplayer matches, someone killed you with a mozultoss and you were like "OHH NOO AAAAAHH" Another good example:
  6. Be involve in Twitch, its gamer-central there.
Overall you're just starting and you seem like a chill guy, that enjoy playing xbox video games. Personally I'm not a huge gamer fan, I rate your channel 6.5/10 cause of you, it seem you may the potential of being the next stereotype gamer (no offense), for your videos on the other hand.. its a start 4/10.
 
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  1. On your first video (BattleField Hardline Montage), the video lacks footage on-timing with your music. I'd suggest you to cut a little more stuff out of your "epic" clips, in most cases its just use walking up to you opponent, shoot them, then waste few seconds by just walking away.
  2. Highly recommend you checking "RE:Vision Effects Twixtor" for those slow focus on your "sick/long shot kills" bruh.
  3. When it comes to your first player matches, would suggest to sometime adjust the brightness & contrast on your gameplays, in most cases viewers can get bored seeing the same ol' map and its tone of atmosphere. example if its a sandy map, edit your video to make look a bit more organdy then usual, if the map has snow involve turning a bit blue... hell scumbags like FaZe Clan even use this method.
  4. Be careful on what music you use on your videos, it seems you got a strike on your very first video with the song: "Gold Dust (Flux Pavilion Remix)" by DJ Fresh
  5. You're commentating skills are decent, but I think you throw in a little more enthusiasm, like for and example: In your Last Of Us Multiplayer matches, someone killed you with a mozultoss and you were like "OHH NOO AAAAAHH" Another good example:
  6. Be involve in Twitch, its gamer-central there.
Overall you're just starting and you seem like a chill guy, that enjoy playing xbox video games. Personally I'm not a huge gamer fan, I rate your channel 6.5/10 cause of you, it seem you may the potential of being the next stereotype gamer (no offense), for your videos on the other hand.. its a start 4/10.
Wow bro I really appreciate your feedback:) I seriously appreciate it ! Also I love the examples of other gameplays you gave me . Especially where the guy screamed, with the nice editing. Thanks bro I will use this advice , to make my channel better . Thanks again (:
 
you have to give your channel a chance to grow because your still only very new, subscibers don't happen over night but goodluck with the future :)
 
Hey guys I need support and need your honest help . I made a gaming channel about two weeks ago I could say . I got 5 subscribers! :D I'm proud to say. But how do I attract more :eek:

Work on your video titles and thumbnails and play games that are popular(what people search allot).
 
you have to give your channel a chance to grow because your still only very new, subscibers don't happen over night but goodluck with the future :)
Agreed. Just keep making videos so you can build up a solid library to give prospective subs a general feel of who you are and what your channel is about. Most channels tend to give up after a few videos so having a good collection will show dedication of someone who will be around to provide good content. :thumbsup2:
 
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