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Hello everybody! So I opened my YouTube channel. There are already several videos, but there are no subscriptions and there are only 150 of them. I recently tried a cheat, paid for an order, but I didn't get more subscribers. Can someone advise a really working option to add subscribers to your channel?

Maybe mutual advertising with little-known channels or really working cheat services

I will be grateful for any advice, thanks!
 
Be aware that random subs to your YT channel could hurt it in the long-run, if none of them actually watch your video. Basically, subs without follow-through engagement is useless.

You mentioned ("collab" with other channels on YouTube) - this is a great idea, as you can help someone in the niche grow whilst also getting started yourself, and building a connection with other (the) creator/s both personally and statistically for their success to help you- and vice versa.
 
Be aware that random subs to your YT channel could hurt it in the long-run, if none of them actually watch your video. Basically, subs without follow-through engagement is useless.

You mentioned ("collab" with other channels on YouTube) - this is a great idea, as you can help someone in the niche grow whilst also getting started yourself, and building a connection with other (the) creator/s both personally and statistically for their success to help you- and vice versa.
Yes, it is only very difficult to find such people from my sphere. Maybe you know how to do it faster?
 
Yes, it is only very difficult to find such people from my sphere. Maybe you know how to do it faster?

You can reach out to other publishers by looking at your niche, finding relevant channels (your competition/soon-to-be friends), looking for their email/socials- usually by looking at their "About" tab for some kind of "Social Media" or "Business Email", and sending them a message. It's that simple.
If there are no people in your sphere then there is no competition, and you should rule it easily, then branch out to "bigger spheres" (if you get what I mean) to once again look for people to contact for collab.
 
You can reach out to other publishers by looking at your niche, finding relevant channels (your competition/soon-to-be friends), looking for their email/socials- usually by looking at their "About" tab for some kind of "Social Media" or "Business Email", and sending them a message. It's that simple.
If there are no people in your sphere then there is no competition, and you should rule it easily, then branch out to "bigger spheres" (if you get what I mean) to once again look for people to contact for collab.
Thanks for your advice, I will try
 
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