Thanks for having me! Happy to answer follow up questions if anyone has any in the comments. (Although I can't help you if your channel is about drinking coffee)
I love that this video unifies different ideas for whichever content creation paths you could take. There’s not one perfect path, but the one that is perfect for you.
Considering Spiff is my literal all time favorite content creator, and i am an aspiring content creator, I absolutely love that this video exists. Thank all of you so very much for taking the time to do this!!!!
My biggest things I have done was change my thumbnail style. Using more eye catching colors. Another thing is my style of story telling even tho I am just playing a video game. Making every game session an experience or story has gave my subscribers something to look forward to. Even though they have played the same game, hearing it as a story in someone else’s POV makes a world of a difference!!! Thanks VidIQ for providing some key things that pivoted my channel!
Spiffing Brit's got pointers, but the TH-cam game's got layers. It's a mix of quality content, smart moves, staying true to your vibe, and really vibing with your audience.
I'm a very smalltuber, been on and off for like 10 years now with very little groth to show for it, thanks for the good ideas and tips, will be looking deeper into my channel and what things to chnage!
Amazing video worth of a sub!! Even though I don't consider myself a beginner anymore, I still remember getting started. It was a tough journey. Of course, things are a lot easier now and I'm super grateful that I didn't give up and stayed patient all the way through. Consistency and hard work (I have also used a little bit of Famester to take off my channel, and I don't regret it) is the key for small channels and, in my experience always pay off.
@@prettytopia It's probably an alt so people don't spam his channel when they disagree with his comment. I've run into that problem a few times, and it's really annoying to deal with. I used to do the same thing, but it eventually just became to annoying to manage switching between accounts, so I stopped doing it.
@@prettytopia it's spam accounts. Loads of them about... They leave long comments and then casually mention famester. I imagine the service is actually pretty poor, if they need to use marketing tactics like this..
1:57 - "There's no point worrying about 'Is the thumbnail the best thumbnail that's ever existed on a video?'" 8:16 - "Thumbnail and title design is very important for your long-term success" So are thumbnails important or not? Have I misunderstood the advice?
are very important but the videos concept is more important than the thumbnail. You could have the best minecraft 100 days video thumbnail but the video is going into a saturated market. Much better to have an OK thumbnail for say an up and coming indie game that does not have any competition
Man this was a great video. Love all the VidIQ content. I've had my small channel for a year, and struggle finishing content as I have a lot of research to do and want to do high quality. I experimented with lower quality videos to get more content and that didn't work. I'm really wanting to get to the next step and make a steady income even if it doesn't pay me as a full time job. I really love making the content.
I'm growing simply because I focus on what other creators don't focus on. When I started off with TH-cam officially 3 months ago, I knew Minecraft content was incredibly competitive, and a year ago I wouldn't have even considered it. But I have a ton of ideas that, apparently, have not been done before, and 75% of those ideas have not even come to pass yet. I first jumped on trending topics and created my own editing style that outdid other creators in this niche. Not talking about cool edit montages, just a well-led story. After gaining views and more subscribers from that, I switched to ideas that were unique but still relevant to the niche. As such, I now have 10k subscribers and average 100k views per video. And I'm yet to enter the phase (which is planned out) where I'll get millions of views. If you put your mind to it and have full dedication to grow, then you'll succeed, but sadly 90% of youtubers will quit half-way. I've had my lows as well, but I never quit, I change the plan.
Yay for Spiffing Brit making an appearance here, SUCH a fun channel and educational but you don't even know you're getting smarter while you watch him!
I agree with the "everyone is copying the other guy" thing... I started a channel 26 days ago - I made home videos for decades and put them online now. I only have like 258 uploaded (from a total of 1,600ish).... And I have no clue really what I'm doing... someone talked me into doing this. But thanks for the "how to" tips... !
TLDR; Everyone's trying to be the BIG FISH in a vast sea of creators in a specific competitive niche, instead; Become a BIG FISH in a small pond(specific untouched niche), and if the time that the pond is too small for you you have the choice to scale up and go to a bigger body of water(competitive space)
Much appreciation for creators like you for teaching smaller channels the ropes of gaining a bigger audience. Videos like this helped me grow my channel to 100 subs in a month (much more than I expected lol) and gives me hope for getting monetized by the end of the year 🙌🏾 I only have 3 videos out now but I’ve been working on my consistency cause I know that’s a big part of what it takes if not the most important. Glad that I’ve at least got the ball rolling now though 🔥
Honestly by far the best advice given in ages. I agree with a lot of what he said because lately I've been testing out some things he mentioned on my own and I could see the vids I tested on were getting better than my old vids and my struggling vids. It's still a learning curve and a lot of trial and error but it's working and easier than all the stuff we're used to being told
Golden interview, love all the question you asked 💯Suggestion : you should do an interview with a travel channel, we see a lot gaming channel (nothing against that), but it would be nice to a perspective of a travel channel. Thanks!
I do baking tutorials and i have a homestead (not on my channel though) and i speculated in one video about swapping out the chicken egg for duck egg. I got comments from viewers saying it sounded cool and they had never done it either. So i check around and the only videos i could find about involved hatching duck egg or cooking just duck egg. Even though duck egg is rather common in baked goods. So i made a video for a pancake recipe and i did a double. I made one batch with chicken egg and the other with duck, side by side comparisons and my thoughts and opinions. Its one of my most popular videos And I'm the only video i could find doing it
2:00 this is kinda true, my channel is poop I upload random stuff in my main speaking language so I get very very low views basically no likes as well, but when I make tutorials, or something in English or popular my views go up way more compared to what I get, one of my tutorial videos got like 50k views and 1k likes, its more basically make english speaking video, good quality, good thumbnail, good title, key words, and that's it.
it does give it a boost similar to all uploaded videos in the world, but if it doesn't bring enough attraction at first, then it will simply be on the grave, I know it's hard to accept but if your video isn't pushed enough, then it's not youtube's fault, it's your fault, either you like it or not.
Okay, I heard "do your strategic thing and just keep going." I am walking that walk, for sure. I recently came to the conclusion that my thumbnails will never be that great, so I stick with telling people what it's about in 5 or fewer words OR playing on curiosity. I am pulling back on 2 long videos a week, especially after my 49-minute comparison one that took me a while to edit down. I am dedicating time to research, do a few shorts every week, and expand to 2 other platforms to get some more exposure. I'm definitely growing and want to grow more, but there's only so much I can control. 😂
I like this because sometimes, as a new channel, we think about just getting content out all the time without realizing that quality is super important (unless on a trend that's a good thing to get on top of)
I think everyone is different. I think sometimes it's not always about quality. it's about perfect timing and what's the content.I did a shark video short that gained like 4 million views. I did notice that sometimes videos that are more shocking tend to blow up more.
What a wonderful insight. and Spiffing Brit is really great and I love his content. I sometimes just have it in the background and listen to his witty comments. Thank you for the tips and this will probably help me grow as well.
I’m a small fish in the home decor pond trying to find my way. I started my channel to step into full time as I retire from my day job. It’s exciting. It’s fun. It’s a lot of work. I❤love it. Thank you for the advice and encouragement !!
I appreciate you guys and y’all inspire me to always keep pushing!! I have about 350 subs after 5-6 months!! Sometimes I feel like that isn’t that great but knowing everything I’ve put into it makes it feel MONUMENTAL!! Appreciate y’all always inspiring! Many thanks ViDiQ!!
It's great to hear Spiffing Brits opinions on this. There's a few things that are different to what I've heard. It's something I'll think about and see how I can apply it to my channel.
I'm probably not gonna use any of this, but you know what they say "Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back again." 9:34 Not only that, but you want to make something that you're proud of and something that you yourself would watch even if nobody else did. I guess that's more the artist's perspective than the business man's... Well said, well said. I guess the reason I'm not the audience for this type of information is because I simply don't care enough. I just make things when I make things.
So how am I suppose to change the thumbnail after I've edited and re-upload to my channel on my desktop? I know you can pick frames from mobile phones but there's currently no options on desktop to do so.
I wanted to ask, you make videos basically on how to succeed here on TH-cam. But on the other side, even when you have over 1.65M subscribers, your videos usually don't even get to 100K views - Why? Althrough I think that your videos are great, they have good titles and thumbnails, well edited and they make their point. Thanks for answering!
I guess it's because people watch the video, try these things and still don't make it, and then it's not worth to watch another. I take these videos with a grain of salt, there are a ton of big TH-camrs out there who will tell you it's mostly luck and if you have a big subscriber base and don't mess it up much, there is probably no one who can steal that base and small channels stay small because of the much lower subscriber base in the first place. If let's say a German "Gronkh" has 2,2m subs and nearly entire Germany knows its name, you can do better content no matter what, ppl will watch "Gronkh", not the small Channel. They are used to the voice, know the person etc. There are many people who got famous because they randomly met very big established creators or big creators made them big with twitch raids etc. It' like being in the industry, if you're big and you got the money, you got possibilities and much more chances, if you're small you got no power, no big audience, not much chances and rely mostly on luck. Most people don't want to hear that, and I guess even VidIQ would say it's wrong. But thousands if not millions can tell you another story. I also made some videos no one did and earned my first 1000 Subs and many views, and it stopped when some big creators copied my idea and pushed out more videos of it (because I can't do it full time) and they even had not the quality I had. Still, they stole it and dropped my views tremendously. So yeah.
TH-cam tips & strategies is a fairly niche market and vidIQ is very aware of this. The majority of their sub base probably started off as potential content creators but then eventually those viewers move on (but are still subscribed). Vid IQ is constantly serving new viewers, people who become interested in TH-cam, and like the viewers before many of these viewers will give up on the TH-cam journey and move on. Low views compared to subs does not mean they are doing bad, this is simply the market they are in, and it still works for them.
You guys have helped me SO MUCH! I've been watch your videos for years studing and now im putting everything into play and SPOILER ALERT: ITS WORKNG! Just REMEMBER GUYS! ALWAYS TRY YOUR BEST
2:46 The reason why MrBeast's smiles look fake is because originally those same thumbnails had open mouths, and later on, MrBeast figured out that closed-mouth thumbnails perform better with impressions. So, he redid all his previous open-mouth thumbnails by using CGI or something like that to make it a closed-mouth thumbnail
You know what I really needed to hear some of these things because I've been having some doubts if I'm on the right path, so thank you @thespiffingbrit.
there is a huge modern market for fallout videos and lore. Keep it up and find something that you think an outsider to fallout might be super interested in
Okay. But what does he know about growing now? The audience and algorithm has changed a couple of time since his beginning. Growing in 2010, 2015, 2020 and now in 2023 are sooo much different from each other.
The essence is all the same, the same knowledge applies. Pick a pond Throw out good looking bait that matches with the fish you want to catch. Hope the fish bite (increase chances picking the right bait ) And when they bite, you have to make sure they dont break loose and keep that line tight, and hope to reel them on your boat to float around 😂
I always have a few thumbnails to prepare, so after I post a video, for the next couple of days, I check TH-cam analytics for impressions and click-through rate. If it's going up, it means all is good; if it's going down, it means I need to change it.
Being an outdoor creator that started with very cheap and basic camera gear and very limited knowledge of editing I am wondering, Should I refilm some of my older content. Things such as Bush Walks that were done several years ago with very shaky footage. Should I refilm them now that I have much better camers, editing gear, mics and knowledge?
All these advices feels like trash haha. It seems so dumb feels like they are doing it for money by telling us low quality feedback in loops. If you really look at it, don't mind about competition, it's irrelevant totally irrelevant. The truth is you have have to make videos on whatever you like but that topic needs to have an audience, and to get the audience in your video, the main problem j see is, we suck at influencing people's emotions. That alone makes us unsuccessful. I mean thumbnail and title are pretty kindergarten compared to making people happy. Even if you work hard you won't be big unless if you learn to make the people happy. I have been here for 7 years and finally found that truth consciously. I knew it unconsciously long time ago but I know it consciously now, and I have to go to collage and get a big job first, that's my step, I need big budget first for video productions. You have to solve your problem to fix up on why you are incapable of making people not happy from your content. You're welcome for the feedback.
Also competition is nothing to worry, here's an analogical insight: you know there are lots of stores all over the place, but when a person opens a store it still gets sells, sometimes some new stores get so much popularity, it depends on what kind of things they sell, how often they restock and all other small data points. Same on TH-cam there's competition but it's nothing if you focus on how you can serve the people correctly. Unsatisfactory videos are like rotten fruits, people can see it but don't buy it.
Thanks for having me! Happy to answer follow up questions if anyone has any in the comments.
(Although I can't help you if your channel is about drinking coffee)
Tea supremacy!
Thank you for your advices, they're very helpful! Have a beautiful day!
Tea supremacy!
Everything people needed to know was covered in this video 😎
Thx for these helpful tipps!
I love that this video unifies different ideas for whichever content creation paths you could take. There’s not one perfect path, but the one that is perfect for you.
its like types of tea! Everyone has their own perfect brew
Absolutely! 😊
Upload shorts and hope they go viral. I went from 0 subs to 37k subs in two years and growing fast. 🎉
You're growing slow bud
Considering Spiff is my literal all time favorite content creator, and i am an aspiring content creator, I absolutely love that this video exists. Thank all of you so very much for taking the time to do this!!!!
My biggest things I have done was change my thumbnail style. Using more eye catching colors. Another thing is my style of story telling even tho I am just playing a video game. Making every game session an experience or story has gave my subscribers something to look forward to. Even though they have played the same game, hearing it as a story in someone else’s POV makes a world of a difference!!! Thanks VidIQ for providing some key things that pivoted my channel!
Keep growing! 💪
Spiffing Brit's got pointers, but the TH-cam game's got layers. It's a mix of quality content, smart moves, staying true to your vibe, and really vibing with your audience.
I'm a very smalltuber, been on and off for like 10 years now with very little groth to show for it, thanks for the good ideas and tips, will be looking deeper into my channel and what things to chnage!
Amazing video worth of a sub!! Even though I don't consider myself a beginner anymore, I still remember getting started. It was a tough journey. Of course, things are a lot easier now and I'm super grateful that I didn't give up and stayed patient all the way through. Consistency and hard work (I have also used a little bit of Famester to take off my channel, and I don't regret it) is the key for small channels and, in my experience always pay off.
Famester and such services will kill your retention rate.
But you have just 72 subs? That's weird lol
@@prettytopia It's probably an alt so people don't spam his channel when they disagree with his comment. I've run into that problem a few times, and it's really annoying to deal with. I used to do the same thing, but it eventually just became to annoying to manage switching between accounts, so I stopped doing it.
@@MicahIsBatman2 ah makes sense
@@prettytopia it's spam accounts. Loads of them about... They leave long comments and then casually mention famester.
I imagine the service is actually pretty poor, if they need to use marketing tactics like this..
1:57 - "There's no point worrying about 'Is the thumbnail the best thumbnail that's ever existed on a video?'"
8:16 - "Thumbnail and title design is very important for your long-term success"
So are thumbnails important or not? Have I misunderstood the advice?
are very important but the videos concept is more important than the thumbnail. You could have the best minecraft 100 days video thumbnail but the video is going into a saturated market. Much better to have an OK thumbnail for say an up and coming indie game that does not have any competition
This was great, thank you!
Man this was a great video. Love all the VidIQ content. I've had my small channel for a year, and struggle finishing content as I have a lot of research to do and want to do high quality. I experimented with lower quality videos to get more content and that didn't work. I'm really wanting to get to the next step and make a steady income even if it doesn't pay me as a full time job. I really love making the content.
I'm growing simply because I focus on what other creators don't focus on.
When I started off with TH-cam officially 3 months ago, I knew Minecraft content was incredibly competitive, and a year ago I wouldn't have even considered it. But I have a ton of ideas that, apparently, have not been done before, and 75% of those ideas have not even come to pass yet.
I first jumped on trending topics and created my own editing style that outdid other creators in this niche. Not talking about cool edit montages, just a well-led story. After gaining views and more subscribers from that, I switched to ideas that were unique but still relevant to the niche. As such, I now have 10k subscribers and average 100k views per video. And I'm yet to enter the phase (which is planned out) where I'll get millions of views.
If you put your mind to it and have full dedication to grow, then you'll succeed, but sadly 90% of youtubers will quit half-way. I've had my lows as well, but I never quit, I change the plan.
You got this! 💪
Wow, I can see that your subscribers has quadrupled since. I hope I could also get to your level.
Yay for Spiffing Brit making an appearance here, SUCH a fun channel and educational but you don't even know you're getting smarter while you watch him!
Smarter?
@@echtesnorwegen Ever seen his channel?
The chocolate covered carrot 😂
I agree with the "everyone is copying the other guy" thing... I started a channel 26 days ago - I made home videos for decades and put them online now. I only have like 258 uploaded (from a total of 1,600ish).... And I have no clue really what I'm doing... someone talked me into doing this. But thanks for the "how to" tips... !
TLDR; Everyone's trying to be the BIG FISH in a vast sea of creators in a specific competitive niche, instead; Become a BIG FISH in a small pond(specific untouched niche), and if the time that the pond is too small for you you have the choice to scale up and go to a bigger body of water(competitive space)
Much appreciation for creators like you for teaching smaller channels the ropes of gaining a bigger audience. Videos like this helped me grow my channel to 100 subs in a month (much more than I expected lol) and gives me hope for getting monetized by the end of the year 🙌🏾 I only have 3 videos out now but I’ve been working on my consistency cause I know that’s a big part of what it takes if not the most important. Glad that I’ve at least got the ball rolling now though 🔥
It was at the point where thespiffingbrit say 'I use VidIQ controll tools' that I realised this was a stealth ad.
Great information shared by great people.
Thanks vidiq and brit
🎉
Anytime!
Great advice! I am excited to see everyone's journey as they grow and continue to create content.
Honestly by far the best advice given in ages. I agree with a lot of what he said because lately I've been testing out some things he mentioned on my own and I could see the vids I tested on were getting better than my old vids and my struggling vids. It's still a learning curve and a lot of trial and error but it's working and easier than all the stuff we're used to being told
Golden interview, love all the question you asked 💯Suggestion : you should do an interview with a travel channel, we see a lot gaming channel (nothing against that), but it would be nice to a perspective of a travel channel. Thanks!
Sure!
Really enjoyed this one.
I do baking tutorials and i have a homestead (not on my channel though) and i speculated in one video about swapping out the chicken egg for duck egg. I got comments from viewers saying it sounded cool and they had never done it either. So i check around and the only videos i could find about involved hatching duck egg or cooking just duck egg. Even though duck egg is rather common in baked goods. So i made a video for a pancake recipe and i did a double. I made one batch with chicken egg and the other with duck, side by side comparisons and my thoughts and opinions. Its one of my most popular videos
And I'm the only video i could find doing it
I really enjoy showing thespiffingbrit and it's nice to get other creators opinion on growing your channel
Thank you for guide us VIDIQ always❤
Focus on your progress. Helpful tips, thanks for sharing 👍 💯
Thank you for sharing this and big thanks to Spiff. This was very helpful and had me re-thikning a few things for my own channel.
Thanks for your information ❤❤❤❤
great points both with finding your pond and with the frequency of videos :)
This is the realest advice on TH-cam.
That voice crack at start of the video made me like and subscribe, great work !
Am proud of this platform
Thank you so much for yet another great, inspirational video. It’s helping us get started. Cheers 😊
😢🎉❤
Amazing video guys, good to see you are willing to challenge and question your own advice in order to provide organic content.
I hope for your small channel to grow❤🎉
Thank you for this amazing eye-opening video!!
Best voice crack at the start 😂
the spiff is perfectly balanced, that is why he is at the top of the food chain
Great video, keep it up😊😊😊
Thanks for useful information. Great video 👍
2:00 this is kinda true, my channel is poop I upload random stuff in my main speaking language so I get very very low views basically no likes as well, but when I make tutorials, or something in English or popular my views go up way more compared to what I get, one of my tutorial videos got like 50k views and 1k likes, its more basically make english speaking video, good quality, good thumbnail, good title, key words, and that's it.
All of this becomes useless when youtube itself doesn't push out your video or shorts 💔
Right. I have shorts that have double digit views in weeks 😂 while I got 200 views in tiktok on the first day
it does give it a boost similar to all uploaded videos in the world, but if it doesn't bring enough attraction at first, then it will simply be on the grave, I know it's hard to accept but if your video isn't pushed enough, then it's not youtube's fault, it's your fault, either you like it or not.
Very good video! Loved hearing insights from an experienced youtuber that is doing very well.
these are honestly some of the best advice ive heard about youtube creating
Anything with thespiffingbrit and im clicking!
As a fisherman, the pond example really hit home guys! Well done.
This video is encouraging and enlightening. Thank you 💜
Keep growing!
ឆានែលខ្ញុំ អត់គ្រប់ម៉ោង , សែដណាស់ Admin vidIQ!!!
Okay, I heard "do your strategic thing and just keep going." I am walking that walk, for sure. I recently came to the conclusion that my thumbnails will never be that great, so I stick with telling people what it's about in 5 or fewer words OR playing on curiosity. I am pulling back on 2 long videos a week, especially after my 49-minute comparison one that took me a while to edit down. I am dedicating time to research, do a few shorts every week, and expand to 2 other platforms to get some more exposure. I'm definitely growing and want to grow more, but there's only so much I can control. 😂
I like this because sometimes, as a new channel, we think about just getting content out all the time without realizing that quality is super important (unless on a trend that's a good thing to get on top of)
Good Information shared.
Thanks VidIq
Thanks for the tips!!!
That's awesome to see the Tea Lord on here!
I think everyone is different. I think sometimes it's not always about quality. it's about perfect timing and what's the content.I did a shark video short that gained like 4 million views. I did notice that sometimes videos that are more shocking tend to blow up more.
What a wonderful insight. and Spiffing Brit is really great and I love his content. I sometimes just have it in the background and listen to his witty comments.
Thank you for the tips and this will probably help me grow as well.
1. Record video
2. Amatuer editing
3. Post
4. Don't compare your channel with milion other channels!
Yep he is busy always giving advice....... but also has 1 million subs while never stating how unlikely it was
Good video I got watch so far🔥
Excellent information as usual.
inbthere a full-length video or podcast of this interview?
I was proud of making it here to this video in the first 3 minutes, and wanted to leave my legacy but didn’t know what to comment
In other words, "first"
You are trying not to be your channel name? 😉
Achievement unlocked!
You going to get big soon bros !!!! 🔥👍
This is not the greatest comment in the world, this is just a tribute.
I’m a small fish in the home decor pond trying to find my way. I started my channel to step into full time as I retire from my day job. It’s exciting. It’s fun. It’s a lot of work. I❤love it. Thank you for the advice and encouragement !!
I appreciate you guys and y’all inspire me to always keep pushing!! I have about 350 subs after 5-6 months!! Sometimes I feel like that isn’t that great but knowing everything I’ve put into it makes it feel MONUMENTAL!! Appreciate y’all always inspiring! Many thanks ViDiQ!!
Thank You very much for this video. Was really helpful! 👌👍🤞
It's great to hear Spiffing Brits opinions on this. There's a few things that are different to what I've heard. It's something I'll think about and see how I can apply it to my channel.
Go for it!
I'm probably not gonna use any of this, but you know what they say "Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back again."
9:34 Not only that, but you want to make something that you're proud of and something that you yourself would watch even if nobody else did. I guess that's more the artist's perspective than the business man's...
Well said, well said.
I guess the reason I'm not the audience for this type of information is because I simply don't care enough. I just make things when I make things.
So how am I suppose to change the thumbnail after I've edited and re-upload to my channel on my desktop? I know you can pick frames from mobile phones but there's currently no options on desktop to do so.
Damn, this was very informative! gg Spiff!
Where did you purchase the led lights?
This was a very informative video. Thanks for sharing 😊
I wanted to ask, you make videos basically on how to succeed here on TH-cam. But on the other side, even when you have over 1.65M subscribers, your videos usually don't even get to 100K views - Why? Althrough I think that your videos are great, they have good titles and thumbnails, well edited and they make their point. Thanks for answering!
I guess it's because people watch the video, try these things and still don't make it, and then it's not worth to watch another. I take these videos with a grain of salt, there are a ton of big TH-camrs out there who will tell you it's mostly luck and if you have a big subscriber base and don't mess it up much, there is probably no one who can steal that base and small channels stay small because of the much lower subscriber base in the first place. If let's say a German "Gronkh" has 2,2m subs and nearly entire Germany knows its name, you can do better content no matter what, ppl will watch "Gronkh", not the small Channel. They are used to the voice, know the person etc.
There are many people who got famous because they randomly met very big established creators or big creators made them big with twitch raids etc. It' like being in the industry, if you're big and you got the money, you got possibilities and much more chances, if you're small you got no power, no big audience, not much chances and rely mostly on luck. Most people don't want to hear that, and I guess even VidIQ would say it's wrong. But thousands if not millions can tell you another story.
I also made some videos no one did and earned my first 1000 Subs and many views, and it stopped when some big creators copied my idea and pushed out more videos of it (because I can't do it full time) and they even had not the quality I had. Still, they stole it and dropped my views tremendously. So yeah.
TH-cam tips & strategies is a fairly niche market and vidIQ is very aware of this. The majority of their sub base probably started off as potential content creators but then eventually those viewers move on (but are still subscribed). Vid IQ is constantly serving new viewers, people who become interested in TH-cam, and like the viewers before many of these viewers will give up on the TH-cam journey and move on. Low views compared to subs does not mean they are doing bad, this is simply the market they are in, and it still works for them.
Great video guys ✌️very helpful
You guys have helped me SO MUCH! I've been watch your videos for years studing and now im putting everything into play and SPOILER ALERT: ITS WORKNG! Just REMEMBER GUYS! ALWAYS TRY YOUR BEST
You got this! 💪
@@vidIQomg again? Lol since ik Vicky runs the live chat are you Vicky?
2:20 was so motivating to hear. I know Im slightly better than average 😊
Keep up the grind everyone ❤
Keep growing! 💪
this was really good! exactly what I needed at this point in my journey! 🙌
This is amazing ❤
Need more of these interviews. 🎉😍
Please help me, where do you find the clips you add in between in the video
Excellent content!!
LETS GO!! Spiffing Brit!
Great advice. Just listening to this advice has inspired me to think of a bunch of different topics for my niche. Thanks.
2:46 The reason why MrBeast's smiles look fake is because originally those same thumbnails had open mouths, and later on, MrBeast figured out that closed-mouth thumbnails perform better with impressions. So, he redid all his previous open-mouth thumbnails by using CGI or something like that to make it a closed-mouth thumbnail
Very informative. Thanks for this advice 😃
You know what I really needed to hear some of these things because I've been having some doubts if I'm on the right path, so thank you @thespiffingbrit.
there is a huge modern market for fallout videos and lore. Keep it up and find something that you think an outsider to fallout might be super interested in
Great Video! our channel is small but we still enjoy making videos about our adventures.
This was a great video! Thank you VidIQ and Spiffingbrit!
Concise and time-saving tips. Thank you from your loyal subscriber.
Wow, i needed to see this. Thanks.
I wish the person ready this, don't give up on your channel and dreams. Keep going, it's only going to get better 💯.
Thanks for your great guidance 🙏
Very, very interesting about the splitting viewers thing...
Thank for sharing.
Did you raise spiff's voice at 8:05 when the B-roll of the sound board is being raised? if so nice touch
Thanks for your guide was what I needed❤❤
Okay. But what does he know about growing now? The audience and algorithm has changed a couple of time since his beginning. Growing in 2010, 2015, 2020 and now in 2023 are sooo much different from each other.
The essence is all the same, the same knowledge applies.
Pick a pond
Throw out good looking bait that matches with the fish you want to catch.
Hope the fish bite (increase chances picking the right bait )
And when they bite, you have to make sure they dont break loose and keep that line tight, and hope to reel them on your boat to float around 😂
I always have a few thumbnails to prepare, so after I post a video, for the next couple of days, I check TH-cam analytics for impressions and click-through rate. If it's going up, it means all is good; if it's going down, it means I need to change it.
i got a question do hashtags work on yo vids? bc i be seeing people vids dat go viral without hashtags
Being an outdoor creator that started with very cheap and basic camera gear and very limited knowledge of editing I am wondering, Should I refilm some of my older content. Things such as Bush Walks that were done several years ago with very shaky footage. Should I refilm them now that I have much better camers, editing gear, mics and knowledge?
You can just create a new video on the same topic if it performed well.
Great video - The balance of quantity and quality is a tough choice for a new channel. Again it seems like it's title and thumbnails!!
Please advise? What if a large content creator hijacks your niche and is now doing it better? Makes me so sad
All these advices feels like trash haha. It seems so dumb feels like they are doing it for money by telling us low quality feedback in loops. If you really look at it, don't mind about competition, it's irrelevant totally irrelevant. The truth is you have have to make videos on whatever you like but that topic needs to have an audience, and to get the audience in your video, the main problem j see is, we suck at influencing people's emotions. That alone makes us unsuccessful. I mean thumbnail and title are pretty kindergarten compared to making people happy. Even if you work hard you won't be big unless if you learn to make the people happy. I have been here for 7 years and finally found that truth consciously. I knew it unconsciously long time ago but I know it consciously now, and I have to go to collage and get a big job first, that's my step, I need big budget first for video productions. You have to solve your problem to fix up on why you are incapable of making people not happy from your content. You're welcome for the feedback.
Also competition is nothing to worry, here's an analogical insight: you know there are lots of stores all over the place, but when a person opens a store it still gets sells, sometimes some new stores get so much popularity, it depends on what kind of things they sell, how often they restock and all other small data points. Same on TH-cam there's competition but it's nothing if you focus on how you can serve the people correctly. Unsatisfactory videos are like rotten fruits, people can see it but don't buy it.
That's actually a brilliant answer thank you!@@Narayan
At first, I thought the video was self-contradictory regarding the thumbnail. I watched it many times to make sense of it.