I currently do Roblox coding tutorials. I want to move towards general videos about Roblox and Roblox studio. My primary name used online is "Aviator" but of course there's a movie called "The Aviator" so I'm not sure what to name it.
I would change the name to something relevant to what you do. When it comes to educational channels I believe it's better to stop people having to guess what you do at a glance. For example my channel was Gareth Lamb but I decided to change it to Channel Profits to match my site, so people will be more clear what the channel is about. So you could change it to something like "Roblox Boss" , "Mr Roblox" or "Roblox Tutorials".
Hi Gareth - so glad I found your video! Somewhere along YT journey I lost myself in the algorithm and recently realised I wasn't producing videos that I'm proud of. My current niche is on culture but I am passionate about career, personal finance & money. The analytics says majority of my audience is between 18-44 of age so I feel like I could just rebrand. I'm dreading starting a new channel over again but I'm just not sure as it's just completely different niche. Any advice?
Hi Poppy. Rebranding can be nearly as much work as starting again. I feel your pain as I’m going through a rebrand on this particular channel. Do you have many subscribers?
Ok found your channel. Looks great! Couldn't you make a gradual transition to the new niche? I could see overlap here...Living and working abroad + culture could easily tie into career and personal finance. Personal opinion...I would rebrand and keep the channel, you have a great asset there. It tells a story of your journey and the natural next step is career and money. Good luck
Normally given that your channel is small I would have said start again as that's a very different niche. But, your new videos are getting more views than the old ones, so you can just push forward as you are. Rebrand the graphics so people know it's now about basketball and when you have more content hide the gaming videos. I would also try to post a video once a week.
I have a Roblox-based channel, and with my Roblox content, I reached 650-700-ish subscribers! However, with the upload of a (now private) Taylor Swift video, I reached 7k. Is it worth rebranding if most of my audience expects Taylor Swift but that was just a one-off video?
Hey thanks for posting. It was hard to find a newer video that was sort of relevant on this topic. If you have a moment to look at my general, let me know. If it makes sense for me too change gears that would be great. I was trying to make videos about making videos and doing independent film. However, my life has changed a lot away from that and the last few years and I'm hoping to move towards more of a self-improvement theme. This is a micro channel with very few followers so maybe it's easier to get noticed if I don't have the old algorithm hitting it.
First I want to thank you for this video, then I have one little question what's the difference between rebrand and restart a new youtube channel? Thank you in advance ✌️
Glad it helped. The difference is more to do with if you can take your audience with you for a rebrand and if the size of the channel is worth it vs starting fresh. I've actually created a new video here that may help th-cam.com/video/iy6YnmbZIQc/w-d-xo.html
What should I do if I have a channel that’s making $1,000 a month. But am getting into another niche that’s more profitable. Should I make another channel or switch the original channels direction to the new niche. Does that work? Or am I better off starting a new channel and build it over time
If you have a channel already making 1k then I would keep that going. Perhaps go semi faceless for the current channel and use the profits to outsource video production, with the odd video with your face to keep branding (so hybrid channel). Then start the new channel. Or sell the channel and start the new one.
@@channelprofits So I have “Dude we can fix it” a car fix it channel. Pulls $1k a month. 10k subs. Over 1.4 million views. We started with a iphone and go pros. Then we just recently bought 27 acres worth of land in the past year and have been developing a homestead. Filming in 4k 60fps. Drone shots. Go pro shots. Beautiful film style and edits. Started a new channel for that. But I was thinking about what would be better. Keep what we are doing with two channels. Or use the growth we have with dude we can fix it. Rebrand as homestead development and get in the algorithm faster with a channel that’s already monetized. Or just keep with dude we can fix it and grow the homestead channel from scratch.
Very different so I would start a second channel. You would prob lose many subscribers and engagement would tank as few people would be interested in the new content. Put links to the new channel on the old one and mention it is some of your videos for faster growth. It’s easier to grow channels these days and if TH-cam understands the new channel quickly then it would scale quicker than a rebrand job
Great video! The one thing I'm wondering is, if I have a VERY mature channel that has nearly 900 subscribers, but is not monetized. I just had a look and it's getting 80 odd views a month even after 2 years of neglect. So my question is, will rebranding and creating content on the old channel ever get monetized or am I better to start with a new channel and really going for it? Cheers, Nicola
Hi Nicola. if it's a different niche I would probably just start a new channel. this newer video may help explain my thoughts th-cam.com/video/iy6YnmbZIQc/w-d-xo.html
I've got only 135 subscribers and am going to start posting a new type of higher quality, more optimized content more frequently. It'll be totally different content but for the same audience. (My old content was just re-posting podcast content that wasn't designed for TH-cam). But I have been posting at least monthly for more than 2 years. I'm below the threshold of subscribers that you said matters. What do you think? Rebrand or restart?
Hey there, so I have a lot of old music covers on my channel. But now I’m gona start posting more personal videos regarding my life in music and doing music challenges with stakes and all. Should I just start fresh or rebrand?
Well, it sounds like there could be crossover. I'm sure some of your audience would like that. It just depends how active they are. Your channel is pretty small so I don't think it matters too much. Good luck
I used to update gaming videos and I gained most of my subscribers from that but now I am uploading comedy/skit videos I am lost right now should I start a new one or re brand
i've created a number of videos on this (some more recent). but starting a channel is often a better idea these days (depending on channel size), especially if in a completely different niche. think of them like humans (as they are), will the current audience like the new content?
This video is old now and I’ve created two more replacing it. But in a nutshell don’t run ads from the same channel if doing organic growth. Keep them separate
Hello! I have a TH-cam channel with a little over 2.2k subscribers as you can probably see since I’m commenting with it. I haven’t uploaded in 4 years and as I aged and have gotten more mature I really want to give TH-cam a second try. Only that this time I want to change the niche completely. I just to do gaming videos and content within the same category. I would like to start posting this summer and I want to start doing in real life TH-cam videos in the niche of Fitness and tough psychical and mental challenges. As well as some nature exploring and “adrenaline rush” style of videos. My least popular videos just to get No less than 100 views but no more than 500 views. And my most popular videos would get 1k to 100k+ views. As I did TH-cam I kinda got an idea of what videos brought in more views and wich ones flopped. I now have spent the last 2 weeks brainstorming TH-cam video ideas, researching the algorithm, spent time practicing my editing and thumbnails and I have a strategy on possibly reviving the channel that I have faith in and that i I’m pretty confident in even though the niche is completely different. But with all that said, i would really like to hear your non biased opinion on it. Do you think that i am in the wrong path? Or do you agree that I should try rebranding my TH-cam channel and try to gain back momentum on the channel. Thank you for taking your time and reading this :)
If it’s a different niche then start again. You can’t bring it back to life in a new niche as the subs you have won’t be interested so they are dead weight. Better to start fresh. 100 passionate viewer are better than 2k uninterested ones
Not sure if you’ll see this but this channel im typing this on now has 60 subs brand new channel (2/3weeks old). I have an empty vlogging channel called TurkBoy with 1.1k subs from years ago. Do you think I should rebrand it and move all the content over daily? Maybe having more subs there will get me more views / subs naturally? + get monetised much faster. Thanks!
Hi there. I would just continue growing a new channel. Subs aren’t that important anymore. But training the algorithm properly for your channel is. You can watch a video here that outlines what I do when growing new channels - www.channelprofits.com
hi Mr. Gareth. Currently im making content with english language. But i want to switch using my native language. My subs is still at 600. any tips from you sir? Should i keep or delete my old video? thank you for answering this.
Hi there. I’ve not really thought about this one. But if your subscribers are English speaking then it’s going to be difficult to switch as none of them will understand your new content. I would suggest a new channel. Look at the data to see what videos etc worked best and create a new channel around that in your native language.
As of writing this i have 1.07k subscribers and i mostly make short form edits but i wanna switch from that to high quality long form gameplay videos, do you think I should restart or rebrand?
I'm at the 1.3k subs. I started talking about habits, productivity and job search tips because I'm a career coach. The self development videos didn't work. LinkedIn stuff explored so double down but it's boring crafting this content for an audience that comes and go, no community at all. I'm definitely pivoting but the question is: should I post some of the career advice stuff in a different channel? Just to have a presence for my business... I could reedit some videos and publish once in a while or it's just a waste of time?
Hey, so you want to change direction from Linkedin to more mindset related content? Your channel is small, so don't worry too much, those who are interested in the new content will follow and those who aren't will leave. Try to find ways to make it interesting to subscribers if you want them to follow...But, focus on what is relevant to potential clients and what you are passionate in creating. It'll take time for the switch to take effect and if you are bored then you won't do the work. You will probably still need search traffic to gain new more interested subscribers.
@@channelprofits I know there will be a dip in my subs and views, and I'm ok with it. My main concern is: should I set a second channel with the best LinkedIn stuff just as a "presentation card" for my coaching business?
@@ArtemioSilva TH-cam doesn't like copied content so you couldn't upload videos to one channel from another. Is the new content (mindset etc) completely different to the business content and do you need the business content for work? If so then you probably want to create a new channel for the new ideas. Do a couple videos per month (or outsource) for the old channel to keep it growing while focusing energy on the new project.
Hello sir, I had created a channel a years ago I uploaded some videos in that channel, but channel dosnt grow n I stopped uploading videos to that channel, currently that channel hasn't any subscriber and I had deleted all of Video to that channel, now I want to make video, should I use that channel or create new one.
If it doesn’t have any subscribers then I would just start a new channel. Better to start with a clean slate. As you deleted videos any views or watch time would be gone anyways. Best of luck 🙂
Good day I have a youtube channel that has 12k subscribers but i was using a mix of my own videos and videos from Instagram now youtube didn't monitize me ,, i have deleted all my videos and am thinking on changing the name , will youtube monitize me again if i do that ...
Hello, I’m glad I found this video. I am in a weird patch where I’m not sure if I should re-brand or not. I was off TH-cam for about a year year and a half making car videos at first but now I want to transition more to lifestyle type videos more like vlogs, street, photography, and learning videography. I still want to do car Contin, but that will be slower due to needing the money to fix my car and also wanting to buy new camera equipment as well.lol I wanted to see if I could still post my car videos when I’m able to but also do photography videos and videography videos as well just in a little rough patch.
Hi there. personally this sounds like 2 very different channels. I would consider starting a second one. I have an updated video that may help here th-cam.com/video/iy6YnmbZIQc/w-d-xo.html
Hey Gareth, I have a channel which is around 7 months old and over 60 uploaded videos. But I only have 4 subscribers and I barely getting like 3-10 views a video (sometimes no views). what should I do now? Rebrand or Restart?
Hi Rukshan, did you want to change direct or are you happy? Because if you are happy I would ask if you did proper keyword research for those videos to be sure people will find them? If the answer is not then I would see how you can improve the SEO of the 60 videos to generate more traffic and do proper research for all new vids.
@Gareth Lamb Yeah I do SEO, but the problem is I only have like 5%-20% audience retention. So that means I have to improve my content. I don't know should I start this fresh or not. Thanks for your feedback.
@@rukshandias9104 Improving retention comes over time. I'm the same, I'm trying to improve engagement. Few of us are pro video makers. I can't see any videos on your channel to look. Maybe try shorter videos answering a single question. It's easier to get someone to watch 2.5min of a 5min video (50% retention) than 7.5min of a 15min video. You're in a position where restarting or not doesn't really matter as you have few subs. Make sure you are super niche to get some authority and make passionate peeps want to follow. What is you channel?
@@rukshandias9104 I would probably say you still aren't getting the keyword research and SEO right as hardly any views. As a whole the channel looks good. I would definitely improve thumbnails and research the competition to see what the niche like.
Greetings- yes, my channel is about astrology. I wanted to change the name from CorAstrology to: "Isabelle Light''. I changed the channel's name in the TH-cam Studio, yet when I try to find the channel with the new name, it does not appear in the search. Is it possible to keep one channel but change the name and artwork? It took me a year to get the 250-odd subscribers; I don't want to start afresh again- instead, keep the subscribers but only change the channel's name. No deleting of videos, simply a new name- why is my channel not appearing when I search for the same channel with its new name? I'd appreciate your insight. Do i need to change the email address it was originally registered with?
Did you change the @channelname link? Also that new channel name has no history so it will take time to show, but your videos will still rank. Type the channel name in the search bar and change the filters from videos to channels, it should show up.
Thank you, dear channel Profits@@channelprofits. Indeed, I changed it to @IsabelleLight. I searched it as a channel now, and it came up! Thank you for your excellent tips and your time. I have yet to initially change the original email address linked to the channel when I set it up in the old name- do you think that's necessary and possible, or should I leave that be? Seeing I have already changed the @IsabelleLight? And the channel name 'Isabelle Light.' You are a darling, thank you for your time and assistance, I appreciate it
@@IsabelleLight. i don't think moving to a new email is needed. But if you want to manage it from another account then just add that account as an admin or manager account. Actually having a separate account that has manager level access only is a good way to add a level of security. That way you don't use the main email and if someone somehow gets access to your manager account they don't have admin access to the channel. Anyways good luck
I have a channel with around 500 subs, but it never went above 513 subs for like two years. I got really demotivated and left, but I miss making content. Is it worth it to try and rebrand it or just create a new one?
Depends how you plan to rebrand. If it’s something completely different then maybe start again. But it’s important to have a growth strategy and to be consistent. If you only post sometimes then you’ll struggle to get traction.
@@channelprofits I’m going to post three videos a week, it’ll still be gaming videos, but better quality for entertainment. I’ve been watching a lot of videos on improving my content lol
@@bm6145 Go for it then! I would get 30+ videos together first and publish everyday to fire up the channel again. Also niche down and do your research before. I have a 90-day monetisation blueprint that will help if you don't know how to do this. www.channelprofits.com good luck and let me know how it goes 🙌
Sir, do I need to create a new channel after almost 1 year this channel has been inactive. Previously there was a video reupload a year ago, but all of them have been deleted. And I think my channel subscribers are no longer active following my channel, even after I re-branded some of the subscribers disappeared. Then what is your opinion about my channel and the thumbnail and title, can it affect youtube ratings?
It takes a long time to bring a channel back to life, especially if it’s a totally different audience. And as you deleted videos you lost the views and watch time so almost like starting again. If the subscribers are helping with SEO and audience was similar before then keep going.
Well this channel is up 400% after a 8 month break and deleting half the videos. But yes, with the changes to the algorithm and the fact I only had 2k subs I would have started again. It’ll prob take more videos to fire up this channel than starting a new one.
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I currently do Roblox coding tutorials. I want to move towards general videos about Roblox and Roblox studio. My primary name used online is "Aviator" but of course there's a movie called "The Aviator" so I'm not sure what to name it.
I would change the name to something relevant to what you do. When it comes to educational channels I believe it's better to stop people having to guess what you do at a glance. For example my channel was Gareth Lamb but I decided to change it to Channel Profits to match my site, so people will be more clear what the channel is about. So you could change it to something like "Roblox Boss" , "Mr Roblox" or "Roblox Tutorials".
Hi Gareth - so glad I found your video! Somewhere along YT journey I lost myself in the algorithm and recently realised I wasn't producing videos that I'm proud of. My current niche is on culture but I am passionate about career, personal finance & money. The analytics says majority of my audience is between 18-44 of age so I feel like I could just rebrand. I'm dreading starting a new channel over again but I'm just not sure as it's just completely different niche. Any advice?
Hi Poppy. Rebranding can be nearly as much work as starting again. I feel your pain as I’m going through a rebrand on this particular channel. Do you have many subscribers?
Ok found your channel. Looks great! Couldn't you make a gradual transition to the new niche? I could see overlap here...Living and working abroad + culture could easily tie into career and personal finance. Personal opinion...I would rebrand and keep the channel, you have a great asset there. It tells a story of your journey and the natural next step is career and money. Good luck
@@channelprofits Hiya thanks a lot. Really appreciate your response!
Should i rebrand my channel? or just start over? i used to post gaming videos but then i rebranded and changed to basketball content
Normally given that your channel is small I would have said start again as that's a very different niche. But, your new videos are getting more views than the old ones, so you can just push forward as you are. Rebrand the graphics so people know it's now about basketball and when you have more content hide the gaming videos. I would also try to post a video once a week.
I have a Roblox-based channel, and with my Roblox content, I reached 650-700-ish subscribers! However, with the upload of a (now private) Taylor Swift video, I reached 7k. Is it worth rebranding if most of my audience expects Taylor Swift but that was just a one-off video?
Taylor swift has a huge fan base so they will want more. Question is do you want to make more?
Hey thanks for posting. It was hard to find a newer video that was sort of relevant on this topic. If you have a moment to look at my general, let me know. If it makes sense for me too change gears that would be great. I was trying to make videos about making videos and doing independent film. However, my life has changed a lot away from that and the last few years and I'm hoping to move towards more of a self-improvement theme. This is a micro channel with very few followers so maybe it's easier to get noticed if I don't have the old algorithm hitting it.
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First I want to thank you for this video, then I have one little question what's the difference between rebrand and restart a new youtube channel?
Thank you in advance ✌️
Glad it helped. The difference is more to do with if you can take your audience with you for a rebrand and if the size of the channel is worth it vs starting fresh. I've actually created a new video here that may help th-cam.com/video/iy6YnmbZIQc/w-d-xo.html
What should I do if I have a channel that’s making $1,000 a month. But am getting into another niche that’s more profitable. Should I make another channel or switch the original channels direction to the new niche. Does that work? Or am I better off starting a new channel and build it over time
If you have a channel already making 1k then I would keep that going. Perhaps go semi faceless for the current channel and use the profits to outsource video production, with the odd video with your face to keep branding (so hybrid channel). Then start the new channel. Or sell the channel and start the new one.
@@channelprofits So I have “Dude we can fix it” a car fix it channel. Pulls $1k a month. 10k subs. Over 1.4 million views. We started with a iphone and go pros.
Then we just recently bought 27 acres worth of land in the past year and have been developing a homestead. Filming in 4k 60fps. Drone shots. Go pro shots. Beautiful film style and edits. Started a new channel for that. But I was thinking about what would be better. Keep what we are doing with two channels. Or use the growth we have with dude we can fix it. Rebrand as homestead development and get in the algorithm faster with a channel that’s already monetized. Or just keep with dude we can fix it and grow the homestead channel from scratch.
Very different so I would start a second channel. You would prob lose many subscribers and engagement would tank as few people would be interested in the new content. Put links to the new channel on the old one and mention it is some of your videos for faster growth. It’s easier to grow channels these days and if TH-cam understands the new channel quickly then it would scale quicker than a rebrand job
@@channelprofits Amazing! Thank you for the advise
No problem
Great video! The one thing I'm wondering is, if I have a VERY mature channel that has nearly 900 subscribers, but is not monetized. I just had a look and it's getting 80 odd views a month even after 2 years of neglect. So my question is, will rebranding and creating content on the old channel ever get monetized or am I better to start with a new channel and really going for it? Cheers, Nicola
Hi Nicola. if it's a different niche I would probably just start a new channel. this newer video may help explain my thoughts th-cam.com/video/iy6YnmbZIQc/w-d-xo.html
I've got only 135 subscribers and am going to start posting a new type of higher quality, more optimized content more frequently. It'll be totally different content but for the same audience. (My old content was just re-posting podcast content that wasn't designed for TH-cam). But I have been posting at least monthly for more than 2 years. I'm below the threshold of subscribers that you said matters. What do you think? Rebrand or restart?
Are they active subscribers? If not then just start again as it will make things harder for you
I have a channel with 10k subs and its monitized so I guess I'll rebrand not posted for 2 years wishbme luck. Thanks for this!
That’s awesome! Yes if you can keep it I would. Best of luck 🤞
Hey there, so I have a lot of old music covers on my channel. But now I’m gona start posting more personal videos regarding my life in music and doing music challenges with stakes and all. Should I just start fresh or rebrand?
Well, it sounds like there could be crossover. I'm sure some of your audience would like that. It just depends how active they are. Your channel is pretty small so I don't think it matters too much. Good luck
I used to update gaming videos and I gained most of my subscribers from that but now I am uploading comedy/skit videos I am lost right now should I start a new one or re brand
i've created a number of videos on this (some more recent). but starting a channel is often a better idea these days (depending on channel size), especially if in a completely different niche. think of them like humans (as they are), will the current audience like the new content?
Could you share more on how you are using your other channel for ads
This video is old now and I’ve created two more replacing it. But in a nutshell don’t run ads from the same channel if doing organic growth. Keep them separate
Hello! I have a TH-cam channel with a little over 2.2k subscribers as you can probably see since I’m commenting with it.
I haven’t uploaded in 4 years and as I aged and have gotten more mature I really want to give TH-cam a second try. Only that this time I want to change the niche completely. I just to do gaming videos and content within the same category.
I would like to start posting this summer and I want to start doing in real life TH-cam videos in the niche of Fitness and tough psychical and mental challenges. As well as some nature exploring and “adrenaline rush” style of videos.
My least popular videos just to get No less than 100 views but no more than 500 views. And my most popular videos would get 1k to 100k+ views. As I did TH-cam I kinda got an idea of what videos brought in more views and wich ones flopped. I now have spent the last 2 weeks brainstorming TH-cam video ideas, researching the algorithm, spent time practicing my editing and thumbnails and I have a strategy on possibly reviving the channel that I have faith in and that i I’m pretty confident in even though the niche is completely different.
But with all that said, i would really like to hear your non biased opinion on it. Do you think that i am in the wrong path? Or do you agree that I should try rebranding my TH-cam channel and try to gain back momentum on the channel.
Thank you for taking your time and reading this :)
If it’s a different niche then start again. You can’t bring it back to life in a new niche as the subs you have won’t be interested so they are dead weight. Better to start fresh. 100 passionate viewer are better than 2k uninterested ones
Is there a minimum number of subscribers to determine rebranding vs restarting? Or is it more just a feeling kind of deal?
No. More about engagement and how big the change in niche
Hello My is yt channel is old and have 260 videos but Im not still searchable in youtube search what can I do. and how to rebrand
You could spend some time improving the SEO of the older videos. This may get you some extra views assuming the videos can rank
@@channelprofits Or I need To hide my Old videos not related to my present niche? thank for response 😭
You will lose all of the views and watch time as only public video data counts. So as I said the video you need to be sure
Not sure if you’ll see this but this channel im typing this on now has 60 subs brand new channel (2/3weeks old).
I have an empty vlogging channel called TurkBoy with 1.1k subs from years ago.
Do you think I should rebrand it and move all the content over daily? Maybe having more subs there will get me more views / subs naturally? + get monetised much faster.
Thanks!
Hi there. I would just continue growing a new channel. Subs aren’t that important anymore. But training the algorithm properly for your channel is. You can watch a video here that outlines what I do when growing new channels - www.channelprofits.com
@@channelprofits Nice upsell lol I’ll check it out.
Absolutely right though, glad I started a new channel I’ve nearly outgrown the old one
Ha not my intention just easier than typing here. Apologies on the delay btw, for some reason you’re message got flagged by YT.
@@channelprofits All good brother I appreciate the effort, great video btw.
TH-cam must have thought I was being an ass my bad lol
@@tradesbymo 😂
hi Mr. Gareth.
Currently im making content with english language.
But i want to switch using my native language. My subs is still at 600.
any tips from you sir?
Should i keep or delete my old video?
thank you for answering this.
Hi there. I’ve not really thought about this one. But if your subscribers are English speaking then it’s going to be difficult to switch as none of them will understand your new content. I would suggest a new channel. Look at the data to see what videos etc worked best and create a new channel around that in your native language.
@@channelprofits Hi Mr. Gareth thanks for the advice... it really helped me.
Glad it helped. Good luck 💪🏻
As of writing this i have 1.07k subscribers and i mostly make short form edits but i wanna switch from that to high quality long form gameplay videos, do you think I should restart or rebrand?
You’d have to test to see if those short form viewers will watch the longer content
I'm at the 1.3k subs. I started talking about habits, productivity and job search tips because I'm a career coach. The self development videos didn't work. LinkedIn stuff explored so double down but it's boring crafting this content for an audience that comes and go, no community at all. I'm definitely pivoting but the question is: should I post some of the career advice stuff in a different channel? Just to have a presence for my business... I could reedit some videos and publish once in a while or it's just a waste of time?
Hey, so you want to change direction from Linkedin to more mindset related content? Your channel is small, so don't worry too much, those who are interested in the new content will follow and those who aren't will leave. Try to find ways to make it interesting to subscribers if you want them to follow...But, focus on what is relevant to potential clients and what you are passionate in creating. It'll take time for the switch to take effect and if you are bored then you won't do the work. You will probably still need search traffic to gain new more interested subscribers.
@@channelprofits I know there will be a dip in my subs and views, and I'm ok with it. My main concern is: should I set a second channel with the best LinkedIn stuff just as a "presentation card" for my coaching business?
@@ArtemioSilva TH-cam doesn't like copied content so you couldn't upload videos to one channel from another. Is the new content (mindset etc) completely different to the business content and do you need the business content for work? If so then you probably want to create a new channel for the new ideas. Do a couple videos per month (or outsource) for the old channel to keep it growing while focusing energy on the new project.
Hello sir, I had created a channel a years ago I uploaded some videos in that channel, but channel dosnt grow n I stopped uploading videos to that channel, currently that channel hasn't any subscriber and I had deleted all of Video to that channel, now I want to make video, should I use that channel or create new one.
If it doesn’t have any subscribers then I would just start a new channel. Better to start with a clean slate. As you deleted videos any views or watch time would be gone anyways. Best of luck 🙂
@@channelprofits thanks
Good day
I have a youtube channel that has 12k subscribers but i was using a mix of my own videos and videos from Instagram now youtube didn't monitize me ,, i have deleted all my videos and am thinking on changing the name , will youtube monitize me again if i do that ...
If i only post my own videos and apply again ?
If you make the changes to please YT, then you will get monetised.
Hello, I’m glad I found this video. I am in a weird patch where I’m not sure if I should re-brand or not. I was off TH-cam for about a year year and a half making car videos at first but now I want to transition more to lifestyle type videos more like vlogs, street, photography, and learning videography. I still want to do car Contin, but that will be slower due to needing the money to fix my car and also wanting to buy new camera equipment as well.lol I wanted to see if I could still post my car videos when I’m able to but also do photography videos and videography videos as well just in a little rough patch.
Hi there. personally this sounds like 2 very different channels. I would consider starting a second one. I have an updated video that may help here th-cam.com/video/iy6YnmbZIQc/w-d-xo.html
Hey Gareth, I have a channel which is around 7 months old and over 60 uploaded videos. But I only have 4 subscribers and I barely getting like 3-10 views a video (sometimes no views). what should I do now? Rebrand or Restart?
Hi Rukshan, did you want to change direct or are you happy? Because if you are happy I would ask if you did proper keyword research for those videos to be sure people will find them? If the answer is not then I would see how you can improve the SEO of the 60 videos to generate more traffic and do proper research for all new vids.
@Gareth Lamb Yeah I do SEO, but the problem is I only have like 5%-20% audience retention. So that means I have to improve my content. I don't know should I start this fresh or not. Thanks for your feedback.
@@rukshandias9104 Improving retention comes over time. I'm the same, I'm trying to improve engagement. Few of us are pro video makers. I can't see any videos on your channel to look. Maybe try shorter videos answering a single question. It's easier to get someone to watch 2.5min of a 5min video (50% retention) than 7.5min of a 15min video. You're in a position where restarting or not doesn't really matter as you have few subs. Make sure you are super niche to get some authority and make passionate peeps want to follow. What is you channel?
@@channelprofits Code with Shawn
@@rukshandias9104 I would probably say you still aren't getting the keyword research and SEO right as hardly any views. As a whole the channel looks good. I would definitely improve thumbnails and research the competition to see what the niche like.
Greetings- yes, my channel is about astrology. I wanted to change the name from CorAstrology to: "Isabelle Light''. I changed the channel's name in the TH-cam Studio, yet when I try to find the channel with the new name, it does not appear in the search. Is it possible to keep one channel but change the name and artwork? It took me a year to get the 250-odd subscribers; I don't want to start afresh again- instead, keep the subscribers but only change the channel's name. No deleting of videos, simply a new name- why is my channel not appearing when I search for the same channel with its new name? I'd appreciate your insight. Do i need to change the email address it was originally registered with?
Did you change the @channelname link? Also that new channel name has no history so it will take time to show, but your videos will still rank. Type the channel name in the search bar and change the filters from videos to channels, it should show up.
Thank you, dear channel Profits@@channelprofits. Indeed, I changed it to @IsabelleLight. I searched it as a channel now, and it came up! Thank you for your excellent tips and your time. I have yet to initially change the original email address linked to the channel when I set it up in the old name- do you think that's necessary and possible, or should I leave that be? Seeing I have already changed the @IsabelleLight? And the channel name 'Isabelle Light.' You are a darling, thank you for your time and assistance, I appreciate it
@@IsabelleLight. i don't think moving to a new email is needed. But if you want to manage it from another account then just add that account as an admin or manager account. Actually having a separate account that has manager level access only is a good way to add a level of security. That way you don't use the main email and if someone somehow gets access to your manager account they don't have admin access to the channel. Anyways good luck
I have a channel with around 500 subs, but it never went above 513 subs for like two years. I got really demotivated and left, but I miss making content. Is it worth it to try and rebrand it or just create a new one?
Depends how you plan to rebrand. If it’s something completely different then maybe start again. But it’s important to have a growth strategy and to be consistent. If you only post sometimes then you’ll struggle to get traction.
@@channelprofits I’m going to post three videos a week, it’ll still be gaming videos, but better quality for entertainment. I’ve been watching a lot of videos on improving my content lol
@@bm6145 Go for it then! I would get 30+ videos together first and publish everyday to fire up the channel again. Also niche down and do your research before. I have a 90-day monetisation blueprint that will help if you don't know how to do this. www.channelprofits.com good luck and let me know how it goes 🙌
Sir, do I need to create a new channel after almost 1 year this channel has been inactive. Previously there was a video reupload a year ago, but all of them have been deleted. And I think my channel subscribers are no longer active following my channel, even after I re-branded some of the subscribers disappeared. Then what is your opinion about my channel and the thumbnail and title, can it affect youtube ratings?
It takes a long time to bring a channel back to life, especially if it’s a totally different audience. And as you deleted videos you lost the views and watch time so almost like starting again. If the subscribers are helping with SEO and audience was similar before then keep going.
I think its want mistake .. bcs there is no views at all
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What was a mistake?
@@channelprofits u are continuing at same channel and ur views too less u dont think there is a mistake
Well this channel is up 400% after a 8 month break and deleting half the videos. But yes, with the changes to the algorithm and the fact I only had 2k subs I would have started again. It’ll prob take more videos to fire up this channel than starting a new one.