Recent content by Jacobmiller

Lately I’ve seen better results focusing on CTR, longer watch time, and tweaking titles/thumbnails more often.

Some random shorts with barely anything in the description still end up blowing up. Seems like YouTube pushes them for some reason.

Sometimes it’s timing, thumbnails, and hitting the right niche trend. The algorithm can push a video hard if it gets good CTR and watch time early on.

If you’re just starting out, I’d suggest being careful with cheap panels since most drop off fast. Sometimes it’s better to focus on steady growth tools or smaller campaigns to test first.

Noticed that too, people can usually tell when a script is AI and it kills engagement fast. Adding your own voice and personality makes a huge difference.

YouTube CMS is usually given to networks, labels, or large partners. Even with original content, they’ll want proof like licenses, company registration, and a track record.

I usually make them myself, it’s quicker that way. Sometimes I use simple design tools for a clean look.

Dealing with Content ID has definitely become tougher lately. Curious to see the tricks you’ll be sharing soon!

You can definitely upload Shorts from both phone and PC, no problem there. As for the old account, I’d recommend using it since it already has some history it can actually help with trust and reach.

10k views in 2 months is actually solid for new channels, especially with long-form content. Growth often starts slow but compounds once a few videos pick up traction.