What am I doing wrong?

[WorldOfSupercars]

If you are reading this please take the time to review my channel. Please be critical and tell me what I can improve. Also tell me anything I am doing well. Thanks

 

[Kaleido]

I'm going to be brutally honest, and this might sound harsh but... what's the 'point' of your channel? What's the hook? Why would anyone want to subscribe? It's just cellphone videos of cars that I could just as easily look up a photo or an actual production like a Top Gear clip to see that. So why would anyone watch your videos?

That's what you have to figure out to make a successful channel. There needs to be an 'x factor' that will get people to want to tune in again. Right now, people might stumble upon one of your videos, and go 'meh, that's cool' but they probably won't stick around. There needs to be some kind of personality in it. maybe you can do it in editing? Maybe you can do a voiceover describing what you like about the cars? I don't know what the answer is (obviously, my channel is far from successful lol) but you're definitely going to want to do more than just film and smash clips together of random cars if you want your channel to succeed in a big way. Youtube is a lot more about the 'cult of personality' than the video content. People have to like YOU and want to watch YOU. It doesn't have to be like a vlog with your face or anything, but you absolutely have to put a part of yourself into the stuff you make, otherwise it's just clips of cars driving by... Not that exciting, you know?

Anyway, hopefully I didn't offend you or anything. I just see you posting a lot about growing your channel all over the forum and kinda feel like you misunderstand the marketplace of Youtube a lot. Churning out low-effort content won't get you anywhere... I mean, it might if you're EXTREMELY lucky, but that's not a reliable way to do a thing, and at the end of the day, you won't be proud of your effort if you just pointed your phone at a car and got a million views (or maybe you would be, but you shouldn't be...).

 

[WorldOfSupercars]

I'm going to be brutally honest, and this might sound harsh but... what's the 'point' of your channel? What's the hook? Why would anyone want to subscribe? It's just cellphone videos of cars that I could just as easily look up a photo or an actual production like a Top Gear clip to see that. So why would anyone watch your videos?

That's what you have to figure out to make a successful channel. There needs to be an 'x factor' that will get people to want to tune in again. Right now, people might stumble upon one of your videos, and go 'meh, that's cool' but they probably won't stick around. There needs to be some kind of personality in it. maybe you can do it in editing? Maybe you can do a voiceover describing what you like about the cars? I don't know what the answer is (obviously, my channel is far from successful lol) but you're definitely going to want to do more than just film and smash clips together of random cars if you want your channel to succeed in a big way. Youtube is a lot more about the 'cult of personality' than the video content. People have to like YOU and want to watch YOU. It doesn't have to be like a vlog with your face or anything, but you absolutely have to put a part of yourself into the stuff you make, otherwise it's just clips of cars driving by... Not that exciting, you know?

Anyway, hopefully I didn't offend you or anything. I just see you posting a lot about growing your channel all over the forum and kinda feel like you misunderstand the marketplace of Youtube a lot. Churning out low-effort content won't get you anywhere... I mean, it might if you're EXTREMELY lucky, but that's not a reliable way to do a thing, and at the end of the day, you won't be proud of your effort if you just pointed your phone at a car and got a million views (or maybe you would be, but you shouldn't be...).

The thing is I do put a lot of effort into my videos. I live 2-5 hours away from every single place and then obviously 2-5 hours back. in my videos and then it would take me two hours to edit each video.

I am also a younger youtuber and I am still in Secondary school so I hardly have any time and people probably don't want to hear a younger person voice. I was going to wait until my voice was not jumping everywhere until I did voice-overs or even vlogs.

I am just putting videos out there to maybe gain a few subs and already have people watching when I finally post something that has me in it.