Hey! If I was beginning a new channel today, my first thing I'd do would be the title and thumbnail since if nobody clicks on that, then what good does this content do? I would also ensure that my sound is clear. If it is poor they will log out immediately. Do not purchase fake views or subs to make your channel appear to be larger, because it will have a detrimental effect on your channel's algorithm data in the long run. Just do it regularly, don't get worked up over the early numbers and concentrate on making each video a little better than the previous one. Good luck!
The majority of people concentrate heavily on the equipment and making their fst videos great, but the actual learning happens through publishing and feedback analysis.
Another suggestion that I no longer follow is never delete content. I used to save every single page on the internet believing that having more indexed pages equates to having gud SEO. However, there were times when some of these pages were old and not helpful in real, thus taking up more crawl budget space. It was easier to just combine pages and remove some.
i willl refrain from following all the trends initially and base my strategy on a topic that i could do more than 50 videos on. during the first few months, you basically need to figure out what works for ur audience.
