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What is good bro still here 😊😅

Yo I am here 😊😅 day 15

Day 16

Happy anniversary 🎉

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Ok fellow Steelers fan! 🏈#HereWeGo

Technally day 14 kinda but here 😊

This is day 14 😊😊

And finally I think day 13 !!!!!!

Day 12 😊😊

Day 10 I think again 😊😊😊

Day 9 !!!!😊

Numero eucho 😊

Day 6 and happy Christmas 🎅 😊

Day 5 I think so yea 😊

Day 4 whoo hoo 😊

Here on day 3 some mispelling but it will make some sense so I am here 😅

So been here for day 2 😅technically

Yo I am here and will be commenting or you third short so been an si haven’t watched you content in a while but I am here 😅😊

Michael, what channels do you recommend for information??

Hey, assuming you have a Windows computer (you most likely do, unless you use a Macbook or other Apple product), the following steps might help you identify the issue: 1. Go to Task-Manager (search for it in your PC search bar, or hold Ctrl and Shift, then press Esc) 2. Go to "Performance" tab in Task-Manager 3. Check CPU utilization. If the percentage shown is high, your computer is having trouble keeping up. 80% is too high, below 50% while idle is fine (the lower the better, mine is at 7% right now). 4. Check GPU temperature. It will show you what temperature your graphics unit currently has. 85-115°F (30-45°C) while idle is normal. If the GPU is overheating, it likely isnt the cause of your problem, but its a sign that your CPU is also overheating, causing the device to shut down as a safety measure. Good luck!

Let’s go been here since day 1 whoo hoo !!!!!😊

is it a desktop or a laptop? if it's a desktop try checking the power supply

Nice! Good luck, this looks awesome 😎

Good work g💪🏾

Great video and great tip, keep going man we all love you!

I haven’t seen your other videos but I liked this one. It’s a no bullshit honest talk about something that you’ve been thinking about. That’s the kind of videos that resonate with me personally, but that being said, I guess you have to be lucky enough to talk about the right thing at the right time. Besides that, I guess it all comes down to how good you are at talking. Doesn’t have to mean you use fancy words, it’s more about not loosing yourself in the middle of the talk or confusing the audience. But at least for this video, I think you did a good job.

Also note how this isn’t your most recent post but the most engagement out of your recent. You went with the algorithm. Now you get random clicks. Everyone that comments, didn’t watch, like, etc determines if you go up the algorithm. Sadly, if these same people don’t find your other content entertaining, it hurts you. That’s why each video should be related

1:04 this is your answer right here. It’s over saturated. Or issue could be that you don’t have consistent content. Not having a niche.

You're figuring it all out, this is just a part of the journey. But here is a list to work on, and things that I work on constantly. 1. Figure out what you like to watch and an interest you have that you can come up with 100 video ideas for. I know it sounds like a lot, but if you can't come up with at least that many ideas you won't make it in the long run. 2. Start watching videos and ask "why are you watching it", "what made you click that video", "when did you lose interest in the video, if ever"... You have to first be a student of videos before you can be a master. 3. Learn how to edit thumbnails and videos. This will come with point 2 by figuring out what makes for good editing on both. You must get people to stop scrolling and click, then be able to keep them engaged throughout. 4. Keeping that engagement will come down to expectation and payoff. Having a video titled "Solving TH-cams Biggest Mystery" can get clicks, but if you talk about buying your dog new dog food most of the time, people will be disappointed. This comes down to learning how to tell a story. Setting up the hook (title, thumbnail, and intro), taking the audience on the stories journey, and arriving at the payoff. A satisfying story will create a satisfied audience, and will then grow your audience. 5. AUDIENCE! Don't worry about the algorithm. Focus on making good videos and your audience will then find them. Once you have an audience focus on keeping them happy, and youtube will focus on bringing more people to join them. Every video you make try to do it a little better: camera work, editing, audio, story telling, titles, thumbnails, or so many other things that go into this. Biggest thing is do this because you enjoy it, because it can be a very long and lonely road. While there is money in it, it takes much longer than expected to get there. (Took me 3 and ½ years to make any money, and another year after that to finally go full time.) So stay at it, and I hope this little bit helps out. Good luck on your journey.

Thank you so much for this 🙏

I’ll say this man as someone who just started about three weeks ago, what I realized is, you have to be more captivating if you yourself are not an energetic person you have to spice up your thumbnails and try to make your videos as I popping as possible. Those two things alone have helped propel my growth and also post at least 6 to 10 videos a day that will help

Figure out a niche. I have 5 channels and some work well some don't. You have to figure out what people need from you. Look at top channels and see exactly what they are doing and how they act, thumbnails and more. Its what people like. Large companies HAVE to promote. You're no exception to that rule. What can you do that people need.

I would reccomend starting a new channel because trying to restart an 18 year old channel is nearly impossible. It's counted as a dead channel. You'll see more activity in a new channel as I've done this and it works. Best of luck to you.

TH-cam shorts -_-

I am on the same issue at the moment. I have been given some advice and have found that over the course of a month, it is really helpful. My shorts have been reaching 500 views in one day and my videos up to 300 in a day rather than 100 1) Start with posting videos about yourself and your story to introduce people to you and allow them to be your friend, before posting regular content 2) Start posting the content you want to after these introductions, but keep regular updates about yourself and stories. Get them engaged with your content and YOU 3) Make intros, good thumbnails and pinned comments. So, make edits for 10 seconds to start off a video with a trailer of your content. Put a comment in your video with links to social medias, and use thumbnails to show off what's inside your video 4) Make it clear what you're about to your audience: Do you vlog trips? Commentary? Animal stuff, edits, just a personal blogger? 5) End screens! 6) Finally, shorts are key. Nowadays, we as people have shorter attention spans and usually prefer scrolling through shorts then full length regular videos. You can record anything you like in 30 second shorts, and it is highly likely you'll get more views. That's what boosted by subscribers by 22+ in one month, and my views 400+ I am not an expert, I have only just started on TH-cam and have 59 subscribers, but from the improvements in my performance already, I think I can confidently attest that these tips work

Keep going man♥♥

goodluck sir.

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a good thumbnail goes a long way !! :D

I'd suggest watching some videos on how to really captivate a potential viewer's attention, add some relatability, and make your thumbnails and titles really pop out and be unique, and to peak interest. You can do some editing, invest in some good equipment and other things that could help with that. You can also look at analytics to see who is watching your videos and to see who is interested in what type of videos. And of course, make sure you like making videos, because if you do all these, and follow other comment's tips, even slowly; I'm sure you'll really grow fast! Good Luck man! And Rest in Piece for your relatives 🕊

Got recommended this on youtube and wish you all the best in going forward with this

can you do some liminal photography content , its VERY intriguing and id LOVE to see it be covered by someone experienced you could check the topic out by researching in YT by searching "liminal photography" Unlike other types of photography this requires bad equipment sooo you should check it out....please?

keep it up unc! just keep posting these videos

Hello

I feel your struggle and appreciate your determination to "give" in the digital space! Im in a similar situation, put my heart into pigeon videos for a long time. But then I felt like they werent appreciated by the world too much. Well, TH-cam is a search engine really and not many people "find" my stuff (or yours yet it seems). It is all about the value proposition, basically need to entertain / enrich people somehow! Make them laugh, smile, listen, trigger new thoughts for them. I watched a ton of VidIQ or what its called. By now I understand the TH-cam algorithm profoundly but yet I fail to make content that is "in need" - I tried uploading piano music for a bit now but its stonewalled harder than my pigeon attempt.. Hope I inspired you to reflect upon your strategy / value proposition some! I like how you talk to the camera, I am sure you can find a nichue to make some interesting content (oh - did I mention you kinda need a nichue? specialize on something! theres pretty much consensus regarding this necessity but I dont accept it either!! did travel pigeon piano vids on same chan but I think theres a downside to that). While you try to find your nichue / style / value proposition, you could also try out commenting on some existing content, reaction videos are in high demand always (maybe edited some related footage of other stuff into it)!

I'd suggest spare some budget and buy a good microphone and a camera, maybe learning how to edit videos better would also help, add a catchy description and better thumbnails to attract viewers to the video. I was never able to make it but I'm sure you will. Let the algorithm do its work. I'll be rooting for you. You've got this sir!

Also looking at youtube analytics has stuff about audience

I suggest some youtube tools like tubebuddy and vidiq. They help with ideas of what to post and they can make thumbnails (video covers) for you.

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