Why So many views?

jakassme said:
Ahh i guess you just keep videos, the way i think of it as the more videos i upload the more chance that someone has to view it, just keep going and subs will eventually come. One of my Friends is an Anime Fan, dunno if he watches what you watch but il tell him about your channel.
I think it may have been a little kid following you then, which is even more creepier
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I generally know a video is high on the search ranking for my niche market when I get a few extra thousand views in the first couple days. If you're noticing this on particular videos, pay attention to how your tagging, titling, and even when you're releasing them. It will help you get better at intentionally making gateway videos.
 
SandSeven7 said:
I generally know a video is high on the search ranking for my niche market when I get a few extra thousand views in the first couple days. If you're noticing this on particular videos, pay attention to how your tagging, titling, and even when you're releasing them. It will help you get better at intentionally making gateway videos.
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Thanks for the tip man ;) i get more views on my tutorial videos like this than gaming, although i initially set out to be a ios gaming channel. I check out yor channel and isee you are experienced, so should i continue to do 50/50 or just stick to one?
 
Mitze25 said:
Thanks for the tip man ;) i get more views on my tutorial videos like this than gaming, although i initially set out to be a ios gaming channel. I check out yor channel and isee you are experienced, so should i continue to do 50/50 or just stick to one?
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I would stick with what is getting you views right now but incorporate both into the videos. You mention iOS gaming channel which makes me think about my channel and what I post because I do an Android game that is on iOS as well. I don't advertise which platform I am on, and I believe that's given me a bigger market to go after. Do what is working for now, and after you have gained a bit of an audience then you have more flexibility towards what you post.

I know posting tutorials and/or informational based videos are what drives my channel; however, without adding in the entertainment part, I wouldn't be where I am now. I follow a model of teach while entertaining. That model has become my brand in my niche market of YouTube instead of being the Android source for game play videos on the game I post on.

Every situation is different, but your goal should be to gain as much of your niche market as possible. YouTube is a niche market place where viewers can find information and entertainment on exactly what they are looking for. The extra views on certain videos are probably due to you leading viewers to your channel through a particular niche of YouTube. Find what it is and you'll grow.
 
SandSeven7 said:
I would stick with what is getting you views right now but incorporate both into the videos. You mention iOS gaming channel which makes me think about my channel and what I post because I do an Android game that is on iOS as well. I don't advertise which platform I am on, and I believe that's given me a bigger market to go after. Do what is working for now, and after you have gained a bit of an audience then you have more flexibility towards what you post.

I know posting tutorials and/or informational based videos are what drives my channel; however, without adding in the entertainment part, I wouldn't be where I am now. I follow a model of teach while entertaining. That model has become my brand in my niche market of YouTube instead of being the Android source for game play videos on the game I post on.

Every situation is different, but your goal should be to gain as much of your niche market as possible. YouTube is a niche market place where viewers can find information and entertainment on exactly what they are looking for. The extra views on certain videos are probably due to you leading viewers to your channel through a particular niche of YouTube. Find what it is and you'll grow.
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Yh thanks my niche market is to do with ios stuff because gaming on youtube has just become so inflated that small channels hardly stand a chance unless they put it alot into editing but currently i am doing this part time as a little hobby of mine. Although i do hope i can make some money in coming years but defenintly would not expect money to come this or next year, i know it takes time but, Thanks for the tip i guess i should consider more tutorials because my channel has 77 subs and im really on the push for 100 subs.
 
Congrats :)
I think one of your videos attract attention from other people so that's why you get a lot of views in a single day
My average views in a single day is 80 .. Well, I think I should work more :)
 
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