paisawaisa
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Has anyone grown a YouTube channel from zero to good subscriber base using ads? Do you have some tips on how to get best returns with least investment?
Growing a YouTube channel with ads
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ytranker
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Start by learning the YouTube basics through Udemy courses. Choose a niche and create high-quality videos.All channels begin at zero subscribers. Building an audience takes time, consistency and quality content that solves people's problems.Stick to an upload schedule. Engage and respond to comments. Promote your videos on other platforms. Improve your video skills over time.As you gain experience, your subscriber count will increase - but slowly at first. Success on YouTube requires hard work, patience and a long-term commitment to creating valuable content.
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Can you share some examples of niches where it can be done ?
try to consult with chat gpt
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I only heard about a music video. One singer bought ads and his song became very popular.
Spendy3214
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Depends on the niche but generally speaking for channel growth ads aren't really that great. The watch time won't count towards partner program and they tend to not be received well by viewers (very niche dependant)
You'll get some subs but otherwise it's not worth the investment.
Could work for say a product review with a cpa offer (never tried it personally tho).
You'll get some subs but otherwise it's not worth the investment.
Could work for say a product review with a cpa offer (never tried it personally tho).
You're thinking early 2010s YouTube, subscribers aren't that relevant anyways. YouTube is really good at recommending content that will perform even from a small audience base, so the headstart isn't really useful.
IMO you would be better off filming yourself lighting the money on fire & uploading it to YouTube, it is extremely expensive to get enough traffic to have a decent audience + ad viewers are generally unengaged.I remember One Shot Gurl ran an ad campaign back in 2013, she got 100k subs with poor engagement, picked up a bit into fortnite (years later), but I don't think she gained anything material from it.
IMO you would be better off filming yourself lighting the money on fire & uploading it to YouTube, it is extremely expensive to get enough traffic to have a decent audience + ad viewers are generally unengaged.I remember One Shot Gurl ran an ad campaign back in 2013, she got 100k subs with poor engagement, picked up a bit into fortnite (years later), but I don't think she gained anything material from it.
Pachsist
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I tried it, but the retention and engagement was low. Maybe my content was the problem?
paisawaisa
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What wasthe niche? I will avoid that niche.
loyskie67
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I can build your channel up, but it takes time and consistency.
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It's a jackpot for a viral video. It depends on your niche to know how engaging and informative your content or ad will do.
