Posting consistently and often many times per week or even once or twice per day still works very wellWith YouTube constantly changing its algorithm and AI becoming a bigger part of content creation, I'm curious to know what strategies are still delivering consistent growth in 2026. Are long-form videos outperforming Shorts, or is a mix of both the best approach? How important are thumbnails, titles, watch time, and audience retention compared to posting frequency? Have you had success using AI tools for scripting or editing without hurting performance? I'd love to hear real experiences, case studies, or tactics that have helped you grow your channel and increase views or revenue this year.
Can you make a channel profitable only using youtube short mostly? I'm new to youtube so want to learnYouTube shorts.
I would die before I give up making shorts.
YouTube growth does not have to be focused on keeping up with all the algorithm changes, it should be more focused on knowing your audience. While shorts will attract new viewerrs, good quality videos create loyalty. AI can help with the process but those who maintain their unique approach r the winners.With YouTube constantly changing its algorithm and AI becoming a bigger part of content creation, I'm curious to know what strategies are still delivering consistent growth in 2026. Are long-form videos outperforming Shorts, or is a mix of both the best approach? How important are thumbnails, titles, watch time, and audience retention compared to posting frequency? Have you had success using AI tools for scripting or editing without hurting performance? I'd love to hear real experiences, case studies, or tactics that have helped you grow your channel and increase views or revenue this year.
The factor that has impacted my channel more than posting frequency is having a hook to make viewers interested in watching the next video. The point is, if the viewer automatically goes from one video to the next videoi on your channel, then you will start to get considered a destination, rather than just an uploader that managed to create one gud video.With YouTube constantly changing its algorithm and AI becoming a bigger part of content creation, I'm curious to know what strategies are still delivering consistent growth in 2026. Are long-form videos outperforming Shorts, or is a mix of both the best approach? How important are thumbnails, titles, watch time, and audience retention compared to posting frequency? Have you had success using AI tools for scripting or editing without hurting performance? I'd love to hear real experiences, case studies, or tactics that have helped you grow your channel and increase views or revenue this year.
How do you monetize these? I hear the long form content bring the profit and short term only to bring peoples attentionsYouTube shorts.
I would die before I give up making shorts.
It is all hybrid right now shorts drive discovery at the top of the funnel to bring cold traffic over to the long form videos where the real money is made in advertising. sub scribers are way less important than they used to be tbh videos are measured by individual metrics regardless of number of subscribers.With YouTube constantly changing its algorithm and AI becoming a bigger part of content creation, I'm curious to know what strategies are still delivering consistent growth in 2026. Are long-form videos outperforming Shorts, or is a mix of both the best approach? How important are thumbnails, titles, watch time, and audience retention compared to posting frequency? Have you had success using AI tools for scripting or editing without hurting performance? I'd love to hear real experiences, case studies, or tactics that have helped you grow your channel and increase views or revenue this year.