I am very worried about one thing.

StoreVccHelp said:

I make videos about history. But I have not got very good results. It has been 1 month. But my target is USA, UK. But give me some ideas. Should I make a video about history from 600 AD to 1200 AD? Or should I make a video about history from 1200 to 1800? Which year of history will USA, UK viewers like?

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Mark1991 said:

Great question. For US/UK audiences, you’re more likely to get views focusing on:

• 1200–1800 AD — especially topics like the Tudors, American Revolution, Colonialism, Renaissance, Enlightenment, and early industrial era.
• Add strong narratives (e.g. “How X Changed the World”) and relatable conflicts or turning points.
• Try “What if” or “Little known facts about…” titles — they perform well.

The 600–1200 era can work too, but needs a strong hook (e.g. Vikings, Crusades, or Islamic Golden Age).

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Gabriella25 said:

for UK and US better go for 1200 - 1800 AD

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StoreVccHelp said:

I make videos about history. But I have not got very good results. It has been 1 month. But my target is USA, UK. But give me some ideas. Should I make a video about history from 600 AD to 1200 AD? Or should I make a video about history from 1200 to 1800? Which year of history will USA, UK viewers like?

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Madefor said:

For USA and UK audiences, focus on 1200–1800. Key periods like the Renaissance, colonial history, and the early modern era get more interest than early medieval history (600–1200).

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