Just a tip, highly recommend including key word phrases in your title such as "Ameribarra swap AE86! Fuel lines, carbon fiber trans tunnel, and more!" Or "Vortec 4200 Corolla swap project! Fuel lines and carbon fiber!" Anything like that. Also at the beginning of every video give a very brief overview of what the project is. Car, year, engine, what it came from, plans. Ya know, 15-30 seconds so anyone new to the channel gets excited. Those two changes alone should bring in a lot of new views and subs over time. You can also update any prior titles and thumbnails to accentuate the exciting parts of your project, namely the engine swap and chassis of course.
@@slightedengineering Totally fair and I'll never tell anyone their channel HAS to be growth focused either. Just if you want more eyeballs there are lots of little tricks. Keep up the great work. :)
Just a tip, highly recommend including key word phrases in your title such as "Ameribarra swap AE86! Fuel lines, carbon fiber trans tunnel, and more!" Or "Vortec 4200 Corolla swap project! Fuel lines and carbon fiber!" Anything like that. Also at the beginning of every video give a very brief overview of what the project is. Car, year, engine, what it came from, plans. Ya know, 15-30 seconds so anyone new to the channel gets excited. Those two changes alone should bring in a lot of new views and subs over time. You can also update any prior titles and thumbnails to accentuate the exciting parts of your project, namely the engine swap and chassis of course.
Thanks for the advice, I'll try to implement that in videos coming up. I'm not a great video personality, I just enjoy building cars.
@@slightedengineering Totally fair and I'll never tell anyone their channel HAS to be growth focused either. Just if you want more eyeballs there are lots of little tricks. Keep up the great work. :)