Need Advice on Growing My YouTube Channels

[jayhop]

I haven't tried that much yet, but it's a good idea.
Do you have any advice on how to make a remark stand out and draw in clicks and subscribers?

I agree that this works well. Find channels in your niche that are the most popular and their videos with the most views or newest videos. Then leave comments that will possibly make people want to check your channel out. Nothing spammy but something that adds value. Show your expertise in something or create curiosty. There are a few threads in here ive seen that have tips on strategies on how to comment. Once you get the hang of it there are ways to automate or systemize commenting. Very similar to forum commenting.

 

[alluwant]

Hello everyone,
Although I've been uploading often, my growth has been extremely sluggish.
What initially enabled you to expand your channel more quickly?
Thumbnails, SEO, or something else?
I would appreciate any guidance.

Growth usually comes from a mix, not just one thing. For me, better thumbnails + strong titles improved CTR first. Then consistency and watch time pushed videos further. SEO helps, but it’s secondary. Focus on making people click and stay. Also, test different styles and double down on what works.

 

[Danielcross]

Growth usually comes from a mix, not just one thing. For me, better thumbnails + strong titles improved CTR first. Then consistency and watch time pushed videos further. SEO helps, but it’s secondary. Focus on making people click and stay. Also, test different styles and double down on what works.

That makes sense, especially focusing on CTR first. I think I’ve been underestimating thumbnails and titles. When you say test different styles, do you mean content format or just thumbnails/titles?

 

[GBoost]

When I was working on YouTube, I tried to make video titles and headlines as provocative as possible. On new channels, this can help push videos to the top.