socialmediapro
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Its like having a unique selling point over the channel that will make your channel different from others, else you will get lost in that niche.
Problem: no one watch my videos
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norton88
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- Jan 27, 2018
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Still no views and no subscription, I mean not "few viewes", but just zero views. How is it possible? I share the preview with caption, tags and the link to the video on FB, Twitter, Instagram, I recieve some likes and retweets and no one go watching what the heck are they liking? It's weird.
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Gameplay niches are really tough to get into now. I think we'd really need more information before we could give you some good tips. How exactly are you promoting them? What are you doing on reddit? How do your thumbails look? Again, you need a USP (unique selling point) for your games. Speechless videos are even harder to rank than regular ones, for a number of reasons. Have you tried uploading the games to other platforms, like dailymotion or pornhub?
Still, it's only been a few days. I would worry if you still aren't getting views after a few weeks or a month.
Still, it's only been a few days. I would worry if you still aren't getting views after a few weeks or a month.
Almighty Pull
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Try to do some top 5 or Top 10 compilation videos for the top Players and use their name in the keywords. That might help 
SocialManager
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Man, you are looking at an account that is 3 years old with thousands of uploads. Don't be upset when you don't have lots of views and uploads yet. You don't know what work that user did outside of YouTube, but most importantly, they didn't start with 500,000 subscribers. For the first 2-3 months it looks like they only got 0-5 subscribers a day on average, uploading videos almost every day on average. Look they have videos uploaded over 2 years ago, one of their first videos, that still only have less than 1000 views. It's totally normal for new channels to get 0 views on their new videos. You aren't ranking highly. YouTube doesn't trust you yet. The most important thing you can do is keep uploading if you want to make this a long term success. You aren't guaranteed success. You might upload perfect videos every day and still get less than 1 sub per day on average for years. That's unfortunately the reality. But if you want the best chance for success, keep doing what you are doing. 3-4 uploads per week if you can manage it, post on social media, share the post in the comments of other people's Twitter posts, share in relevant groups on Facebook, share on Reddit, make comments on other youtube videos.
norton88
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Thanks. I was answering to people who say that gaming channels without commentary don't work.
norton88
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Not yet. i don't have a VPS.
IAmDaze
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If you want to be successful as Gamer on youtube then there are two way: either you need to be exceptionally good or you need to have a certain personality. You will learn what works and what doesn't yourself after some time. Never give up and make interesting content. Good luck!
Jeanamine
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I think that it is too early to speak about some sort of success after only couple of days. Give yourself a time and try also to post links on gaming forums. It might help, as people are just not inform that your channel exists. Give yourself a month or two and then see
Pro-Hustler
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No tips to boost from 0, especially with 0 investment
Brickbat1
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Any particular reason why you avoid some blackhat techniques on your youtube channel? I mean a link from IG accounts for instance could make a difference?
Any particular reason why you avoid some blackhat techniques on your youtube channel? I mean a link from IG accounts for instance could make a difference?
