Why am i not getting many views

Ltflufflezzzz said:
So I started my channel 3 weeks ago and put up 9 videos, about to have my tenth and I only have 63 channel views and 68 total views and 5 subs.

Please help
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Maybe the videos aren´t good, maybe you aren´t promoting them correctly, maybe you aren´t offereing anything fresh. I don´t know. There are many reasons that can make a video become completely ignored. It´s up to you to figure out what´s wrong with your product.

In my opinion, i guess the type of subject you´re trying to discuss has already been discussed millions of times on Youtube, and maybe with much better quality. It´s tough to make it when there´s so much offer and so many people doing it correctly.
 
It takes time, patience and hard work to get to a decent amount of views and subscribers. A channel with only 68 views just isn't going to show up as a suggested video so often so you will need to get your video out there yourself. Sharing on Reddit is a good start but try finding some other places to share. Try making some YouTube friends so you can cross-promote or even collaborate... But remember: time, patience and hard work...
 
not to sound harsh but you vid are too low quality atm, audio and visual. what computer you got?1080p shouldn't be to hard to do but 720p is ok. and your aspect ratio is off stick to 16:9. also what software you using and stuff like that.
 
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My best suggestion would be to improve your thumbnails, they're not very professional or appealing. The best examples of good thumbnails would be Brutalmoose or ProJared. Attractive thumbnails draw in more viewers.
 
Squeal Cat said:
Why should a random Youtube visitor watch your video instead of all the 10000000 other ones? Having an answer to that question is the key to growth
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This is the harsh truth. Either do what they do but better or put our own spin on your videos that they can't get elsewhere!! I'm sure you'll improve over time. It just take patience and dedication to improve your craft!! You can do it!!☺
 
As someone who is also struggling with the same problem myself, I would say time, content, and networking/sharing are the main ingredients for success with the rare exception of luck (right established person sees your content at the right time). As far as sharing, I would say go for it when you are still small (just be careful on how you post it and where you decide on posting it).
 
Give it some time:) If you're making good content then the views and subs will come. Commit to making at least a video a week for six months to a year and if things haven't started to pick up significantly then I'd worry. It's extremely rare for people to get to thousands of subs or something in the first few months. Hope you stick with it:)
 
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