I like your content, but I couldn't read the list "Today you will learn" (I paused the video to write this), the color leaking, the contrast with grading blue, it's 1AM and I can't read it. I hope this comment helps anyway, getting back to the video.
It's refreshing that he actually acknowledged that not everyone wants a bro screaming at them. I've not seen any other of the top youtube gurus acknowledge that. Very thoughtful guy with a huge wealth of information. Thanks for your channel, Jay! It's great.
Paddy is the man! The way he broke down his system is eye-opening for me. My pre-production has been non-existent. Time to flip my process on it's head and do it the right way. Thanks for a great interview!
Man I wish to find a small group of people that want to be in a group together and help each other. I focus on positive commentary. I know a lot of analytics. Been studying TH-cam for 2 years non stop. The only thing stopping me as crazy as this sounds is fear. Fear that my channel will succeed, but I just didn’t use the right niche. I know sounds crazy but this is where having a group of likeminded content creators can create strategies, talk, and help each other.
hey it's good to create a bunch of channels and experiment.. that way it's ok if some ideas don't work.. and we learn from what does not work, even if it is depressing when nothing seems to work like with my songs that people love to hear live but i get very few views on TH-cam.. I'm maybe just ugly though :) my songs are from my heart though so i hope one day people will feel i meant something
Really interesting - seems like there's a slight conflict between the things that are useful as beginners vs as intermediate/expert. For a beginner, I think the advice to get going, just get videos out and make something to learn to be able to make decent content and get some feedback is still fairly valid, though I'm sure ideas and thumbnails will still have an implact. But really it's once you're confident that you are able to execute on your ideas and produce what you plan that spending a lot of time on ideas and pre-production become more important - I think many of us get stuck in an in between phase of churning out marginally improved content that gets quite repetitive, which can feel like a grind for the creator and probably also for the audience!
TRU. people often fail to give good context on why the advice they are giving actually worked for them. Like with thumbnail text, he called it out being good for some and bad for others. took me so long to realize that sometimes you can get good advice at the wrong time
This is a great interview. I learnt a lot. I'm a Programming Educator, always find it hard to take generic TH-cam advice but it's always great to hear from people who work on big bets!
This is honestly the #1 resource for someone wanting to grow on TH-cam. You literally get the key ideas from the top TH-cam expert for free. I feel like I should have paid £1000 for this video
Great conversation, Jay and Paddy! Loved Paddy's thumbnail comments on action (entertainment channels) vs curiosity loops (talking head channels) angles. As an a content creator in the latter category, I can see the appeal of entertainment channels' thumbnails but struggle if and how to replicate it. Also appreciate Paddy's comments on growing more while publishing less by being more tactful, with Noah Kagan's channel example. Food for thought!
For baby TH-camrs, the worst nightmare is waking up to "NO" change in subscribers and views. It's painful when your efforts go unnoticed. But remember, faith in yourself and your work leads to the right path. Success will come.
Hey man you drawings are actually amazing. I suggest 1. talking over the Timelapse , 2.or maybe even putting a viral clip at the bottom and your drawing at the top. 3. Or maybe show and explain different parts of your drawing process Or maybe even search Timelapse drawings shorts, and check out what’s currently going viral. Your drawings are literally so perfect, I think if you change the format of your videos. You will grab attention and people will appreciate your amazing work and skills!!!
I’m gonna be real with you. What you give is what you get. Not how hard you work. Put your audience first. Are you making videos for you or for your audience? The trademark would be finding a way to do both. Advice I can give is right now your art is cool but the music in most of them are hard to sit through. Also the thumbnails could be better.
Just finished watching, great interview! Thank you in particular for never interrupting the guest. (It's so infuriating when hosts do that...) Definitely gonna peruse your back catalogue!
I spent 2 hours writing notes about this video. There is so much to learn in this talk. I'm going to use what I learned in future videos. Thank you Jay!
@@jay It shows! I love how you tested out his main points into some pithy phrases, then dropped them in over the convo just when we needed. It was like having an excellent note taker on auto-pilot :D
I spend like 20-30 hours on the idea, and 4-10 hours on production. I’m on TH-cam for 15+ years and typically get 1k views per video in its first week.
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One question I’d like Paddy to answer is how quickly to replace your initial thumbnail with your second sketch because the analytics look suboptimal. Within 1 hour? 2-3? Days?
Ideas are truly the most important thing. I wake up day dreaming of my next idea. My thing is just practicing how to package the idea better cause I now don’t believe in dead channels/accounts because I had one on TikTok & TH-cam where I hadn’t post in years and when I do did it was receive pretty well for a beginner😅
As a beginner and learner of TH-cam, I really found your videos (interviews) very useful. Thanks for the hard work, and keep going! So, I subscribed to ensure that I don't miss anything. 😅
Very informational! You should do FILMBOOTH next! I love his channel! And makes it very engagingly for TH-camrs to learn about TH-cam! Also Hillir Smith ❤️
Jay I enjoyed your video .. keep it up You know ? a year ago I used to have 30k-250k views per day ... but I was lucky since I was doing trends now I have only 2-4k views per day after a very long time I understood what was missing to this big puzzle called youtube .. my videos had an extremely low AVD (averaged duration time) started since April 1st making 2-3.30 min videos , all these videos have 50-63 % AVD (average duration time, the first 30 sec of these videos all have 63-74% AVD , all these videos have a CTR between 4.8-8 % I have applied many things , like end screens to direct to another specific video , optimizing them , trying to bingwatch my content , AVPV (average view per viewer) so to have longer session time per viewer from April 1st 2024 , I started to publish 1 video in 2 days .... since 2 days ago I started to publish everyday ... I know you may say you don t need but actually I don t have something else to do , so why not not to post a quality video every day. Since I am in coking niche the only thing to do to increase my AVD from 50-65 % per video to go up to 60-70% there are 2 ways : 1 to invest in the short future maybe investing In a new kitchen and more beautiful and the 2nd is not in my hand Mr beast in one video said ,,,, if your views liked a video of yours chances will be much higher that your next CTR to be higher because they will be clicking ... so with other words to wait that youtube snowball to start giving effects my only question is do you think my channel will blow up again ? is just matter of time ? or I am missing any last piece of puzzle?
Super interesting chat! Just to give a first-time viewer's perspective though, I found it quite distracting/uncomfortable that Jay was looking straight into the camera the entire time 😅 I'm more used to the side-on view in these kinds of interviews
Hi Jay. Thanks as always for a good video. Being neurodivergent, the trend with scene shifts every 5-10 seconds, makes me feel overwhelmed and exhausted. Don't get me wrong, the style of MrBeast is very entertaining and retention wise, they score big. My issue with this kind of video making is, that i feel entertained, but not educated. I am left with a feeling like binge watching series without a conclusion, but good for waisting time. I know they can't all be trainers, but i miss purpose sometimes 🙂
Hey man really love the channel. Super insightful interviews. As a new youtuber, I come here for some knowledge. Not stupid TH-cam "gurus" all regurgitating the same talking points every week.
Thats funny yesterday I was getting ready to publish a video when I thought the thumbnail was to good so I came up with an IDEA to make a cool rodeo video instead of the same ole thing. This video shows me I’m thinking right!! Thanks great video!!!!
6:00 I feel like we have Paddy to blame for MrBeast's recent huge shift into tired old "proven" video concepts...😅 for someone who claims to be idea-focused, it's depressing to hear his primary idea-related advice be basically "see what's already been done and copy that." I think there's beauty to be found in refusing to take Paddy's advice, at least on this particular point, even if there's money to be found in following it.
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I like your content, but I couldn't read the list "Today you will learn" (I paused the video to write this), the color leaking, the contrast with grading blue, it's 1AM and I can't read it. I hope this comment helps anyway, getting back to the video.
Just found you! Great channel!
It's refreshing that he actually acknowledged that not everyone wants a bro screaming at them. I've not seen any other of the top youtube gurus acknowledge that. Very thoughtful guy with a huge wealth of information. Thanks for your channel, Jay! It's great.
As someone who was in Paddy's cohort, he is a legend.
Agreed!
What cohort was that? (What school/course)
Paddy is the man! The way he broke down his system is eye-opening for me. My pre-production has been non-existent. Time to flip my process on it's head and do it the right way. Thanks for a great interview!
Great questions and way to let Paddy get his full thoughts out. Really well done here.
Awesome interview Jay, Paddy is a wealth of information!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dude is the behind the scenes legend of TH-cam
Yessir!
I’ve had the pleasure working with Paddy. He’s the best. A true expert at all things TH-cam
Man I wish to find a small group of people that want to be in a group together and help each other. I focus on positive commentary. I know a lot of analytics. Been studying TH-cam for 2 years non stop. The only thing stopping me as crazy as this sounds is fear. Fear that my channel will succeed, but I just didn’t use the right niche. I know sounds crazy but this is where having a group of likeminded content creators can create strategies, talk, and help each other.
Have you created this group yet?
hey it's good to create a bunch of channels and experiment.. that way it's ok if some ideas don't work.. and we learn from what does not work, even if it is depressing when nothing seems to work like with my songs that people love to hear live but i get very few views on TH-cam.. I'm maybe just ugly though :) my songs are from my heart though so i hope one day people will feel i meant something
We definitely need another video featuring Paddy Galloway. Ideally, it should include various questions on different topics.
Really interesting - seems like there's a slight conflict between the things that are useful as beginners vs as intermediate/expert. For a beginner, I think the advice to get going, just get videos out and make something to learn to be able to make decent content and get some feedback is still fairly valid, though I'm sure ideas and thumbnails will still have an implact. But really it's once you're confident that you are able to execute on your ideas and produce what you plan that spending a lot of time on ideas and pre-production become more important - I think many of us get stuck in an in between phase of churning out marginally improved content that gets quite repetitive, which can feel like a grind for the creator and probably also for the audience!
Really good analysis here Kevin - I agree with you
TRU. people often fail to give good context on why the advice they are giving actually worked for them. Like with thumbnail text, he called it out being good for some and bad for others. took me so long to realize that sometimes you can get good advice at the wrong time
This is a great interview. I learnt a lot. I'm a Programming Educator, always find it hard to take generic TH-cam advice but it's always great to hear from people who work on big bets!
As a future TH-camr who hasn’t even uploaded his first TH-cam hearing him talk is fantastic!
These interviews are getting so good I feel like we should be paying you to watch them 😂 another certified Jay Clouse banger!
This is one of my favorites so far. Maybe THE favorite. Glad you enjoyed it too!
I agree
Heard a lot of interviews with Paddy so far and this is one of the most insightful! Well done with the questions!
That means a lot!
This is honestly the #1 resource for someone wanting to grow on TH-cam. You literally get the key ideas from the top TH-cam expert for free. I feel like I should have paid £1000 for this video
Its true spend more time on Specific ideas..
Really enjoyed this interview! Paddy knows his stuff and I've learned a lot from him in a short time already. Great job Jay!
Great conversation, Jay and Paddy! Loved Paddy's thumbnail comments on action (entertainment channels) vs curiosity loops (talking head channels) angles. As an a content creator in the latter category, I can see the appeal of entertainment channels' thumbnails but struggle if and how to replicate it.
Also appreciate Paddy's comments on growing more while publishing less by being more tactful, with Noah Kagan's channel example. Food for thought!
out of all the paddy interviews out there, i benefitted from this the most.
For baby TH-camrs, the worst nightmare is waking up to "NO" change in subscribers and views. It's painful when your efforts go unnoticed. But remember, faith in yourself and your work leads to the right path. Success will come.
one day at a time
Hey man you drawings are actually amazing. I suggest
1. talking over the Timelapse ,
2.or maybe even putting a viral clip at the bottom and your drawing at the top.
3. Or maybe show and explain different parts of your drawing process
Or maybe even search Timelapse drawings shorts, and check out what’s currently going viral.
Your drawings are literally so perfect, I think if you change the format of your videos. You will grab attention and people will appreciate your amazing work and skills!!!
@@Mr.samneo Thank you so much for taking out the time to write such a thoughtful comment. I appreciate your suggestions, they are indeed quite useful.
I’m gonna be real with you. What you give is what you get. Not how hard you work. Put your audience first. Are you making videos for you or for your audience? The trademark would be finding a way to do both. Advice I can give is right now your art is cool but the music in most of them are hard to sit through. Also the thumbnails could be better.
If u have no view count in weeks change the niche, or upload same vidoe with different approach,
Do hardwork it will happen one day.
Just finished watching, great interview! Thank you in particular for never interrupting the guest. (It's so infuriating when hosts do that...) Definitely gonna peruse your back catalogue!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is the first hearing about, Uscreen. Thank you for the info.
We love Uscreen!
Bro thank you so much for interviewing him just subscribed there is so much gold in this video. Appreciate it.
Great man this interview give me a whole new perspective of yt thanks
Jay you are such a good interviewer!! Loving your channel 💕
Wait a minute, Jay.... where the hell had you been this entire time? Thanks for this brilliant interview.
Just popping up to say hello! Lots more where this came from 😬
@@jay Wohooo!! 🎉
The real goat of TH-cam. 🐐
You know it and I know it.
very nice of paddy to give you his time- and thank you for creating such a great video.
I spent 2 hours writing notes about this video. There is so much to learn in this talk. I'm going to use what I learned in future videos.
Thank you Jay!
Glad it was helpful!
Loving your interviews. Keep it up
You are such a great interviewer !
Thank you for all the great questions you are asking 👌
wild that this is free. thank you, jay and paddy.
He brought the heat!
I learned a lot watching this video! Thanks for the content family
This why we tell our Customers/Audience to invest in a moisture meter, and learn how to use it.
Awesome Interview, great great questions 💪💪
Thanks for watching!
Neat to hear Paddy's perspective, and the editing really helped the ideas shine, great work! Thank you!
Thanks for calling out the editing - we work hard on it!
@@jay It shows! I love how you tested out his main points into some pithy phrases, then dropped them in over the convo just when we needed. It was like having an excellent note taker on auto-pilot :D
Paddy the Legend 🔥
LEGEND
dude! Thanks for setting up this interview!
I spend like 20-30 hours on the idea, and 4-10 hours on production. I’m on TH-cam for 15+ years and typically get 1k views per video in its first week.
One question I’d like Paddy to answer is how quickly to replace your initial thumbnail with your second sketch because the analytics look suboptimal. Within 1 hour? 2-3? Days?
Ideas are truly the most important thing. I wake up day dreaming of my next idea. My thing is just practicing how to package the idea better cause I now don’t believe in dead channels/accounts because I had one on TikTok & TH-cam where I hadn’t post in years and when I do did it was receive pretty well for a beginner😅
Most people start the video creation from an idea, but few take time to develop the idea further to maximize it's potential.
This video is near the top of my list for how helpful it is. Thank you! Paddy is a legend.
What else is on your list?
Great interview. I really loved your questions and got a lot out of it!
Glad to see this video get more attention ❤
Thanks for being an OG viewer!
As a beginner and learner of TH-cam, I really found your videos (interviews) very useful. Thanks for the hard work, and keep going! So, I subscribed to ensure that I don't miss anything. 😅
Thank you for the podcast, amazing content
This is going to be so helpful for me as I start off! 2 months in!…thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Great insights.....Can you make a podcast on how a new channel could grow
Stoked this
Clicked here because of the dramatic thumbnail. It works! 👍
I appreciate that validation!
Great stuff Jay
Thanks for watching!
Bigger swings instead of more swings is a beautiful point!
It’s better to have 1 100k video per month than 10 1k videos
glad it resonated!
These are amazing, I'm learning BUCKETS!!
Very informational! You should do FILMBOOTH next! I love his channel! And makes it very engagingly for TH-camrs to learn about TH-cam! Also Hillir Smith ❤️
We’ve had Hayden on already! Ed is coming up next 👀
Omg i just found your channel (on my home page) so excited to binge watch ur vids 😅✌🏻
i hope you enjoy them!
thanks for this tips and knowledge guys. really appreciate it.
I had an interesting time watching this video. I have more than 3 pages of note-taking. I appreciate you, man. GOD bless you.
Jay I enjoyed your video .. keep it up
You know ? a year ago I used to have 30k-250k views per day ... but I was lucky since I was doing trends
now I have only 2-4k views per day
after a very long time I understood what was missing to this big puzzle called youtube .. my videos had an extremely low AVD (averaged duration time)
started since April 1st making 2-3.30 min videos , all these videos have 50-63 % AVD (average duration time, the first 30 sec of these videos all have 63-74% AVD , all these videos have a CTR between 4.8-8 %
I have applied many things , like end screens to direct to another specific video , optimizing them , trying to bingwatch my content , AVPV (average view per viewer) so to have longer session time per viewer
from April 1st 2024 , I started to publish 1 video in 2 days .... since 2 days ago I started to publish everyday ... I know you may say you don t need but actually I don t have something else to do , so why not not to post a quality video every day.
Since I am in coking niche the only thing to do to increase my AVD from 50-65 % per video to go up to 60-70% there are 2 ways : 1 to invest in the short future maybe investing In a new kitchen and more beautiful and the 2nd is not in my hand
Mr beast in one video said ,,,, if your views liked a video of yours chances will be much higher that your next CTR to be higher because they will be clicking ... so with other words to wait that youtube snowball to start giving effects
my only question is do you think my channel will blow up again ? is just matter of time ? or I am missing any last piece of puzzle?
After watching many videos - this one is just to the point. 👌
I love everything you teach. Thanks Jay.
I followed paddy when he was a newbie on another account I had good to see him grow 😊
Super interesting chat! Just to give a first-time viewer's perspective though, I found it quite distracting/uncomfortable that Jay was looking straight into the camera the entire time 😅 I'm more used to the side-on view in these kinds of interviews
You are a really good interviewer bro stay blessed
So much great information in here. Great episode Jay!
Thanks Stephen!
I can’t wait to watch this.
Added to watch later.
Let me know what you think!
@@jay - will do! Sent you a tweet about your thumbnail and subtitles. I’d love to help give you a boost. 🧏❤️
this was really helpful - thanks for putting it together!
your video set is so clorful and fels so cosy
Hi Jay. Thanks as always for a good video. Being neurodivergent, the trend with scene shifts every 5-10 seconds, makes me feel overwhelmed and exhausted. Don't get me wrong, the style of MrBeast is very entertaining and retention wise, they score big. My issue with this kind of video making is, that i feel entertained, but not educated. I am left with a feeling like binge watching series without a conclusion, but good for waisting time. I know they can't all be trainers, but i miss purpose sometimes 🙂
Hey man really love the channel. Super insightful interviews. As a new youtuber, I come here for some knowledge. Not stupid TH-cam "gurus" all regurgitating the same talking points every week.
So glad you enjoy it 🙏
🙏 Paddy
legend!
There are other things to do in life besides TH-cam. Chances of success on this platform is slim to none. Keep pushing if you'd like.
Very helpful, thanks for bringing this
Glad it was helpful!
Great interview Jay.
Thank you!
Thats funny yesterday I was getting ready to publish a video when I thought the thumbnail was to good so I came up with an IDEA to make a cool rodeo video instead of the same ole thing. This video shows me I’m thinking right!! Thanks great video!!!!
Sounds like a smart move!
Love all this AND am curious how shorts plays into it
Great video and visualizations. Thank you
Also, how do you get this crisp audio? What do you add in your editor?
thank you!
6:00 I feel like we have Paddy to blame for MrBeast's recent huge shift into tired old "proven" video concepts...😅 for someone who claims to be idea-focused, it's depressing to hear his primary idea-related advice be basically "see what's already been done and copy that." I think there's beauty to be found in refusing to take Paddy's advice, at least on this particular point, even if there's money to be found in following it.
This was gold
Thanks for watching!
Great value video 🙌
Great interview, Jay! I get to help youtubers more with this info! Thank you! Though does somebody know when to replace a thumbnail for A/B testing?
he never uploads anymore. he a beast tho. I solved shorts. 85 million views in 5 months
That's awesome!
Wow, this validated my new direction so much. Great interview!
Thanks for watching Kyle!
Boom pumped to listen
Let me know what you think!
underated channel
THANK YOU! Tell a friend 😬
Took lots of note - great info
Great content Jay and Paddy 🤙☘️
thank you!
@@jay you are welcome, and thank YOU! 🙏
Thanx very good and useful video🔥
You’re welcome!
Your videos are FIRE, Jay. Great interviews and inspiration with so much to learn. TY.
Wild to hear about those thumbnail variations! Amazing.
Love the concept of buckets too and those categories instead of worrying about linear episodes!
"Think bigger. Plan Longer." - Jay Clouse [Great takeaway]
Great tips and awesome interview!
Paddy can fix my channel any day. 😂 Thank you Jay for a great video! 👍
Thanks for watching!
No one is better.
Great person , great ideas
How Paddy don't post videos anymore?
🎉🎉❤ editing really helped the ideas😊
Yeah, i agree a lot
So right on
Thank you dear ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Amazing interview
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing your insight!