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Certainly, reliability tends to be more important than having a long list of features. I would consider testing the stability of the filtrs and the responsiveness of customer service.

Right, the initial lot is your test run phase. I would look at consistency first, and then rely on CTR, retention rate, and viewer response to get really serious about content that works.

I do something similar too. Don’t overthink your initial uploads, but let the views and retention help guide you toward what is really resonating.

That's right. It all starts with good content, but the thumbnail and those first few seconds determine if people stay. Watch your CTR and retention rates, and focus on the formats that keep delivering. That’s an effective method of testing. Make sure that your first videos are simple and...

I’ve decided to make my own YouTube channel but am trying to figure out how things go at the beginning. Were you concerned with choosing a good topic, publisihing regularly, or refining your videos based on your first few?

When buying accounts, I would be cautious with the account generation process rather than the PDF. It is very important because the account’s quality and uniformity matter greatly, and the mass-generation accounts may cause you some trouble later on.

In the same vein, followers ,don’t matter that much if they’re not engaged,For me, posting specific questions and providing people with valuable content to respond to has been more effective.