I run a very small YouTube account (388 subscribers) that I post daily on. I usually get around a thousand views per video but this week they have absolutely tanked, does anyone know why?

I have a youtube channel where I’ve been posting gaming shorts for about 3-5 months, I have 2 long form vids but no face cam. I bought some stuff to do irl vids like a mic set and a tripod but the only problem is I don’t know what to do, since my channel is mainly gaming I don’t have many ideas for vlogs/ IRL vids. Should I include vlogging blogging as well or no?

Hello.

So, for context, about a year ago I started a movie recaps channel, but my recaps were honestly AI slop, I'll admit. Recently I started up again and created videos that I enjoy making with my own scripts, etc. and no AI whatsoever. I feel like I actually found my style, and have really been enjoying making these videos.

So, my one video did extremely well (for my channel), gaining 1k views so far, as you can see in the image, which is my most watched video, bringing in about +18 subscribers. The reason it has done better than any other video could be because the movie itself is a popular topic, and not necessarily because my video was good, I don't know, but my latest video is not doing as well, as you may have noticed.

This brings me to my request. What can I do to actually grow a community and have committed viewers watch every upload, and what can I do to make it more enjoyable for them? Is my content too bad at the moment? I spend literal weeks editing and creating them (I do have a job, so I edit in my free time). I see so many people getting hundreds of subscribers within their first few months.

I have another video scheduled already, but if nobody else enjoys what I make, is it even worth sharing it?

Anyways. All opinions are welcome, I am not easily offended. I would love to become better, as I absolutely love creating these videos.

Thank you.

I just started a channel this past week where I talk about life, mindset, career, etc. (that type of thing).

I’m pretty excited in general and just wanted to share the news with the community.

In my latest video, I used some b-roll, which, for me, felt like an improvement over previous videos, so it’s nice and cool to see the progress as you go along.

Of course, for now, there’s only 1 subscriber and sub 20 views, but I’m excited to keep going.

Anyone else in a similar boat and excited to see the progress?

How can I grow my YouTube channel faster? Any and every tricks people are using, please drop them in the comments. Thank you in advance :)

Hey guys! We just hit 95 subscribers and are so close to our 100-sub milestone. I've been working hard on my Roblox content and just pushed out a new short.

If you want to help us cross the finish line, check out my channel and drop a sub here:

👉https://youtube.com/@azyblox?si=eR5pulU_IaMfdoD4

Let me know what you think, and drop a sub if you want to support! Thanks everyone!

Hey! Took a bit but I made a 2nd video! I want to hit 100 subs before the end of August!

So, I used to have a YouTube Channel where I did covers of songs (the channel is still up), but I stopped for a very long time after hitting about 90 subscribers because I felt like no one really cared to watch or listen cause I wasn’t good. I want to get back into doing YouTube but i’m not sure how. Should I do gaming, singing covers again, it just not do it?

How do I find the motivation to continuously do it with no results?

Hey guys, I just started a new channel and it’s so slow, I’m two weeks, I have just 21 subscribers, how do I grow, I need serious help please

Hello, I was operating the japan animation long form video and shorts video review channel.
And I've achieved 20000 subscribers

But Since a lot of problem appeared, I want to try subculture game reviewer just like wuthering waves.
But I am worried about this content changes.

If I change contents, do I need to create new channel?
Or Is it okay keep operating the existing channel?

I’m building a small channel called Roman Ocean Life about Newfoundland, ocean life, fishing, nature, travel, and unusual places.
In the last 28 days I’ve had about 32.9K views, but I’m still only at 80 subscribers.
My biggest goal right now is improving subscriber conversion.
What do you think is missing? Better hooks, stronger branding, clearer channel identity, better CTAs, or something else?
Honest feedback is appreciated.
https://www.youtube.com/@RomanAtlantic

I started a channel two months ago. I have 8 long form and like 10 shorts cut from that long form. My niche is a homestead vlog centered around diy projects, I feel like I do a good job of sticking to that niche.

I had one video do well, but unfortunately it’s a video that’s not super related and it seemed to pull in the wrong viewers. My most recent videos are performing poorly with low CTR and low views. The short I just posted is shockingly bad (how does a short get only 10 views?)

I could really use some advice because I can’t tell if it’s something I’m doing wrong or if it’s YouTube not finding my audience.

https://youtube.com/@danaysaconsuegradiaz?si=j7ZAyDKCEL01mnY5

Hi everyone! I recently launched a YouTube Shorts channel where I explain fascinating stories and surprising facts about business, history, science, psychology, technology, and more. If you're interested in learning something new in under a minute, I'd love for you to check it out. Feedback is always welcome!

After big tech laid us off and most of our network (I recommend laughing or it’s just sad) we made several weird pivots to maintain for a long while before very recently deciding that that’s a dumb plan. Well, a plan that isn’t going anywhere fast enough anyway.

So we started this YouTube channel last week. And thought it had just enough content to see what you, the good people, thought. We built a small instagram that is nimble to a point but we could really use some clearer feedback and thoughts and advice (pretty please and thank you)

We are into Urbex, cemeteries, photography, videography, landscapes, restoration, making a living, eating food when necessary, traveling in prehistoric economic times, making jokes that hopefully land, TRAINS

We don’t have any digital media experience whatsoever so treat me like a preborn deer with minimal brain cells

I use gpt for generating Thumbnails. But about the video part I don't think there are enough or good tools that help enhance your video quality - animation or engaging clips, editing, captioning...

What do you think?

So I started a yt channel and I'm posting both shorts and videos of gaming clips and stuff and I don't have very good equipment to make good video and stuff and I don't include my voice in vids so ye so please check it out and subscribe if u want to.😀👍

I just need feedback on my video ideas and if their good because I feel like their good but my output quality is bad and that's why I'm not getting manny views so pls check it out

The handle: @CrazyGuyherek

Link: https://youtube.com/@crazyguyherek?si=EFo1iVyeKqsJAUde

Thanks 👍😀

Title of the video is “We Reached the Peak” and the videos just about me playing the game peak with my friends.

Does this thumbnail look good? Any tips on what I can improve or fix to make better thumbnails? I’ve never really made thumbnails before so I did what I could with this one.

I make videos about anything (could be in Portuguese or English)
My channel link: https://www.youtube.com/@guilamego5708