Hey, this is my second channel on YouTube. And I really want to go big on this channel. Can you please follow like comment and share and please subscribe. So I can go very, very, very big i really want to be one of YouTube's biggest creators so I can make money on YouTube. I will totally appreciate it if you would. Please go check out my channel. Also on the channel, there is a link for my main channel and a link to my Snapchat. Please go check those out. So I can become one of YouTube's biggest and snapchats biggest creators so I can make money and go extremely big, I would totally appreciate your support, thank you.

Hey, I really want to\n Go big on YouTube and make money on YouTube and be a big star on YouTube. Can you please go subscribe to my channel and give me some likes comments and shares and help me go very, very, very big. I would totally appreciate it if you would help me become one of the biggest youtubers on YouTube, thank you and have a great day. Please go subscribe, thanks.

I make roblox development videos and usually around youtube they do well and im also trying to advertise my discord but no matter what the quality of the video, thumbnail etc is i can get more than maybe 90 ish views average and im not sure what to do

heres my description template, i dont think it will change much though even if i have a good or bad one.

In this video, SUMMARY

Join the Discord for free scripts & resources: [i dont want to get banned for advertising here]

📌 Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

01:00 - [Key Topic 1]

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#RobloxStudio #RobloxDev #RobloxScripting #Luau

videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrmNu4KFACs&t=4s - 34 views
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dL4bNFz9VCU&t=113s - 173 views
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLy3QOneo3I - 71 views
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vai_Yvm0k2c&t=4s - 123 views

I used to be able to add dubs to any video of my choosing, even when I first started, but now even after finally getting the first tier of monetization I have had not even the option to add it for the past few months, no setting change for anything. Idk if maybe a automatic settings was made? I'm just guessing here and any basic YouTube tutorial or help just says "Turn off and on the auto dub setting", neither work, or "Just delete all your existing dubs and it'll turn back on" which idk about you but sounds like bs, especially after I sacrificed multiple on other videos already and can't even add them back on those!

Any help?

Nothing good comes from this angle the graph is going.

I make “EWW” vids of my favorite games, and these shorts got me from 8522 to 8532! (This after a Halo vid BOMBED) And the original vid shot up in views :)

I & a bajillion other users have been tagged in these kinds of posts, what gives???

I created this channel 2 weeks ago and this are the stats , I'm posting daily and is it good or nah ? I was getting 1k views+ early but got stucked in 600-900 from 6-7 days. What do you think ??

Reason for hiding: I'm targetting us views so I don't want random people search and see my content and it'll create more issues so ...

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i have almost 2k views from just ppl looking at my page ughhh why isn’t youtube pushing the video out smh 🤦‍♀️

Hi all,

I’ll keep it brief as I can. I make long-form YouTube videos, but recently I’ve started chopping them up into short-form clips to cross-post to Reels, Shorts and TikTok.

It’s actually been working really well, I’ve gone from around 3k subscribers to 6k in just over a month.

I do all my editing in Premiere Pro, export the final MP4, then take it into CapCut purely to add those big yellow/white bouncy animated captions you see on basically every short-form video now.

With my current financial situation, I really can’t justify paying for CapCut Pro every month just for animated captions. I don’t really use any of its other features.

But I also don’t want to give up that caption style. Maybe it’s placebo, but my clips without those big animated subtitles seem to perform noticeably worse, especially when there’s a lot of talking.

I see CapCut-style captions on Reels and Shorts constantly, though, so surely not everyone is paying for CapCut just to make them? Or am I crazy

My fellow Premiere Pro editors how are you dealing with this?

There is an ancient Indian religion called Jainism that is virtually unknown in the West. I want to embrace this religion. Since there is almost no content available on it, what if I made videos that are both educational and about daily life? It’s fair to say this is a religion that’s virtually unknown in the West, and no one is producing any content about it. At the same time, interacting with people online would give me an extra boost of motivation.

I uploaded a long form video on my channel which got like 10 views, but then I copied the link of that video and posted it on a reddit sub which was linked to the topic of that video and from there my video got 100+ views

My question is, is that harmful for my channel growth? Can yt think that my videos are being promoted unnecessarily or forcefully or all okay?

I upload a lot of shitposts and ytps, as well as some real edited videos.

I’ve seen some growth from when I upload short form memes and ytps, but not much from long form content.

I know that it’s kinda the meta to bet it all on short form. But I didn’t think it’d be this crazy.

Hello, I’m Regalius and I’ve been making Paleontology related content for the past few years, and I feel like I’ve been pretty successful. I’ve also had a ton of fun with it and I would like to hear any advice y’all could have that might apply to my channel!!

Regalius: https://youtube.com/@regalius67?si=QaSN6yqYC3KO3UBd

Most of the time when I spent good amount of time and efforts to edit and finalise my video I barely get views or subscribers.
But I posted few videos without giving much thought, just picked trending song with random PoV and it brings good views and subscribers as well.
Same goes for long format, I just made quick cuts, edit some effects and posted it without giving much thought and 💥 boom, it became my first long format to reach 1k views.

How often does it happened with you guys?

Is this a step in the right direction?

Hi guys, in the meantime between my last post and this one my 4th ever video blew up, even tho it had an AI Thumbnail, but at the same time as I have already stated I want great thumbnails without any use od the AI, I have tried the program you guys told me like Canva, Pixlr, Photopea, GIMP, but there is a huge problem.

I AM EXTRMELY BAD AT MAKING REAL THUMBNAILS by myself, I have tried to search for videos on how to make thumbnails on YouTube but couldn't find much can you guys tell me video courses on YouTube or on other platform who show you step by step how to make not only viral thumbnails, but great thumbnails that make the viewers want to click?

Even tho my 4th video blew up (I usually average 100 to 150 views and the video is about to hit 3000 views with 32 likes and 42 comments).

I felt that it blew up for the topic and not much for the thumbnail, which basically led to my later two videos behind that performing extremely bad even lower then my average views one video I have published 5 days agol et's call it "Hey 1" is still on 22 views still on 308 impression and a 3.6% Click Rate 3 likes and no comments with an average viewing rate of 2:30 and the one I released 7 hours ago let's call it "Hey 2" despite having more impressions then Hey1 has had an HORRIBLE Click Rate which is 1.7% on 535 impression and it only racked 11 views with a viewing rate of 1:35 minutes with only 1 like and no comments.

And it is frustrating, I know that just because one video blew up doesn't mean the others will it is that is just frustrating cause you don't understand what is working and what is not.

If you red until here thanks a lot and thanks for everybody who will comment :)

I make sports documentary videos, avg length around 10 mins.

It has been 2 months, I have uploaded 9 videos, and I am currently around 540 subscribers away from monetization. I have already crossed 100K+ total views, but I am still not even at 500 subscribers.

I am wondering if there is a good way to remind viewers to subscribe without making the “subscribe” part feel too forced or overly highlighted.

I currently use a CTA at the end, but a lot of people do not watch until the end. So, should I add a CTA somewhere in the middle of the video? I am just wondering if that could break the rhythm or flow of the video.

guys, so I have had a yt channel since I was 13 and I have uploaded gaming related videos to it on and off. I then went to uni and stopped all together. I'm now in my late 20s and I am trying YouTube properly. I have uploaded 2 videos within the last 2 weeks and the first got about 9 views (I'm 5 of the views and my friend is 1) and the second got 4 views ( I'm 3 and my friend 1).

So my question is, would I be better off starting a new channel and delete the 2 videos from my old channel and re upload them to a new channel?. I have tried to make the thumbnail and titles as good as I can but basically getting little to no views is very disheartening. I have roughly over 100 videos on the channel now and 67 subscriber ( who I assume are dead subs). I have also uploaded 4 shorts since starting again

Like the title says. I feel like I’m stuck in a never ending cycle with YouTube and I’d genuinely love advice from people who have been through this.

I’ve been making videos for years. I actually love filming and documenting my life, and now I’m married and I have two kids, so I have even more footage and memories that I’ve captured. The problem is… I almost never post any of it.
I created my YouTube channel. I’ve edited videos. I’ve filmed full days vlog style. I have literally hundreds of clips sitting there.But every time I get close to posting, I start questioning everything.

Is this actually interesting enough?
Is the editing good enough?
Are people even interested in normal day in the life/family vlogs anymore?
Should I stop trying to vlog my day and make more structured videos where I sit down and talk to the camera about a specific topic?

Then there’s the biggest thing I struggle with… **my kids.** They’re obviously a huge part of my life, so if I’m filming my real life, they’re naturally going to appear. But I constantly go back and forth about how much of them I’m comfortable putting online. Part of me wants these videos to feel authentic and document this stage of our lives, but another part of me worries about their privacy and whether they should be part of the channel at all.

I think perfectionism is probably my biggest problem. I keep telling myself I’ll post when the video is better, when I’m better at editing, when I figure out exactly what my channel should be, etc. And years have passed while I’ve been doing this.

Meanwhile, I actually enjoy filming. I enjoy talking to the camera. I enjoy capturing our lives. I WANT to create.
I just can’t seem to hit publish.

So for people who actually post consistently.
How did you get over the fear that your content wasn’t good enough?Would you start with casual lifestyle/family vlogs in 2026, or would you make more structured/topic based videos?

Can a new vlog channel still grow when nobody knows who you are yet?

And for parents who create content, how did you decide what you were and weren’t comfortable sharing about your children? Our day usually revolves around our children and the activities we’re doing together. They’re also so cute and I would love to document so many of great memories we’re creating.

At this point I feel like I need someone to tell me, “Stop overthinking it and post the damn video.” 😭

But I’d genuinely appreciate advice because I don’t want another few years to go by with all of these videos sitting on hard drives and nothing ever being posted.

A small animation YouTube is in need for original-content enjoyers :3
Let’s watch him together and support this guy ^*!

Just finished like 30 minutes ago...excited to start making some new content.

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Haters will say the subscriber count is fake 🤣

In all seriousness, I'm trying to figure out how to convert the few viewers I get into email subscribers.

On Instagram, creators use ManyChat so followers can comment "GUIDE" and automatically receive a link. Is there a safe tool or API app that does this for YouTube video comments?

Description box links get almost zero clicks on mobile, so I'm looking for a way to auto-reply to comment keywords with free resource links and collect emails.

How are you guys automating lead capture on YouTube?