Traffic from Facebook to youtube

[GalrickNSeo]

I had an idea that has become an obsession, to have my blog-type page... news, opinion, science, etc. But also to make a YouTube channel... Well, the dream and what I am beginning to do is to make a video for my channel for each post with its respective Facebook, Twitter, Instagram page. My question would be... Do you see this methodology well?

Which would basically be to buy cheap Facebook ads, help me with some adspy, send traffic to youtube, buy few subscribers and 3 tickets per week... So far I have 3 videos... One from the UN about the invasion of Russia, another about Netflix and the stock market crash and another about a scientific article about dreams, the next one would be about monkeypox... 0 subscribers and 6 views in 3 days with the channel and videos uploaded. What do you think?

 

[onlinemarketer12]

Improve the quality. It is evident that the first 3 videos failed.

 

[proxygo]

looks like the videos are not peaking peoples interest - start again with new videos.

 

[SkeetSkeet34]

Improve the quality. It is evident that the first 3 videos failed.

that's not true lol. My first videos had little to no views as well and the more you upload the better the results get.
What I did is analyse the little data I had from the views I would get and try to improve on the things people didn't like.
If you notice that the retention is low than you need to improve your videos obvsly but you will learn that from time to time.
Keep fighting!

 

[charles133]

Be careful as youtube its facebook competitor and it dont like to redirect people from facebook to youtube ,but this its not for sure its just my opinion .It could try you need to test by yourself

 

[GalrickNSeo]

Improve the quality. It is evident that the first 3 videos failed.

yes, only in 3 videos the difference between the first and the third is huge haha there is no rush but obviously I want to grow with a little ads due to the competition of the topics I play

 

[GalrickNSeo]

Be careful as youtube its facebook competitor and it dont like to redirect people from facebook to youtube ,but this its not for sure its just my opinion .It could try you need to test by yourself

you say? I'm still going to try, it's okay to fail a couple of times haha

 

[GalrickNSeo]

that's not true lol. My first videos had little to no views as well and the more you upload the better the results get.
What I did is analyse the little data I had from the views I would get and try to improve on the things people didn't like.
If you notice that the retention is low than you need to improve your videos obvsly but you will learn that from time to time.
Keep fighting!

yes, I have read about it. really with these videos it would be my 4th time editing. The first video was on another Amazon affiliate channel, that one reached 50 views. But if as soon as I raised a little I will see the statistics and act based on that

 

[smmstore007]

You need to keep uploading regularly, don't make conclusions about your channel's performance based on the 3 videos that you have uploaded.

 

[charles133]

you say? I'm still going to try, it's okay to fail a couple of times haha

Yea its a good idea to try