YouTube Videos Promotion Poll - Which Helps The Most?

[midzan21]

Google + and specialized forums like Yttalk and community forums from MCN are my sharing sources for videos. Others like Twitter and Facebook are OK, but don't use it often

 

[RobCoxxy]

I agree. Reddit is probably the worst place you can promote your videos. They don't take too kindly to self promotion. I haven't tried Tumblr yet.

"How dare that person with a small channel pit themselves out there! What a d**k!" - Reddit

 

[PrettyGamer]

I found facebook to be a lot of help to gather views. I also find forums to be also good in gathering some viewers too.. I also ask my friends personally to view my link. Even though my channel is just starting I'm already trying to gather some views through experimenting what went well. It's also good that I made lots of good friends in my trading experience and they all support my daughter's dream.

 

[Sifoutv Pottery]

Yeah.All of them help.But i think it depends who people watch our videos.For me is working very nice Pinterest and second Twitter and facebook.Also G+ Comunities really help.

 

[Noel Cruz]

I have found that Twitter and Facebook help my channel the most

 

[Owlins]

Google + communities are already a big help for me. You get quite some exposure when posting your vids in the correct community. Twitter hepls as well, but you need to be active quite a bit to get things going.

 

[Bannik13]

What am I missing on Twitter? I have no followers and don't want to spam people, so how the hell do I promote my channel?[DOUBLEPOST=1449479992,1449479921][/DOUBLEPOST]Same goes for Facebook, I have a page set up to promote Bannik13 but only 7 likes who are friends of mine.. How will posting videos and images onto the page promote me at all?
Please help, surely I am missing something here..

 

[A and M Treehouse]

I would have to say the YTtalk community has been great. Facebook is awesome too!

 

[Bannik13]

I would have to say the YTtalk community has been great. Facebook is awesome too!

How do you use facebook to promote? It seems my page is invisible to the world unless people have hit "like".

 

[subversiveasset]

Even though I understand what people are saying about Reddit being a very critical place, I have had the most success with Reddit out of all of these options. For my channel's niche, it's very easy to cater to subreddits specific for the particular games whose music I'm covering.

I have not had much success with Google+ communities, or with getting much interaction on Twitter. I haven't started a Facebook page, so I wouldn't know about that.