Interesting. I actually have about 50-100 views per sub. And the A) and B) points were quite interesting. I never knew about that... I learned something new today
Views VS. Subscribers
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Interesting. I actually have about 50-100 views per sub. And the A) and B) points were quite interesting. I never knew about that... I learned something new today
Lecca
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- Apr 6, 2010
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1. Upload more quality stuff.
2. Buy subscribers.
3. Make youtube accounts by the hundreds and subscribe yourself.
4. Have a real or fake giveaway
Let me go into detail about how these fake giveaways go. What you basically do is put up a video where you promise to give away a prize (mobile phone, Xbox, Ferrari, house in the Caribbean etc.). You tell people all they have to do is subscribe and leave a comment and in a weeks time you will pick a winner. After a week you do pick a "winner". you put up another video stating that the winner is "wankboy69" and you urge your viewers to check out his account as he just made a video about the awesome prize he received.
Of course, the lucky winner is one of your friends/cousins that you just recorded holding your phone or sitting behind the wheel of dad's Ferrari while mumbling on how happy he is and how hard he's gonna wank tonight. People will fall for it and the next "giveaway" you hold will be a huge success and will earn you subscribers by the thousands.
2. Buy subscribers.
3. Make youtube accounts by the hundreds and subscribe yourself.
4. Have a real or fake giveaway
Let me go into detail about how these fake giveaways go. What you basically do is put up a video where you promise to give away a prize (mobile phone, Xbox, Ferrari, house in the Caribbean etc.). You tell people all they have to do is subscribe and leave a comment and in a weeks time you will pick a winner. After a week you do pick a "winner". you put up another video stating that the winner is "wankboy69" and you urge your viewers to check out his account as he just made a video about the awesome prize he received.
Of course, the lucky winner is one of your friends/cousins that you just recorded holding your phone or sitting behind the wheel of dad's Ferrari while mumbling on how happy he is and how hard he's gonna wank tonight. People will fall for it and the next "giveaway" you hold will be a huge success and will earn you subscribers by the thousands.
ZevenHoland
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- Jul 10, 2012
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all you need is views
JimmyConway
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- Feb 12, 2010
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I don't know if you have solved your problem yet OP, however, focus on uploading more useful/eye catching videos. Advertise your channel on forums and push your videos out there. If you do it right, you should gain subscribers like crazy. It worked for me.
Still open for some advices. When you say eye catching videos, do you mean the content or the "thumbnail"? And how do you push your channel and videos on "forums"?? If you have time please PM me, I would like to have further discussion with you
rocknrollchef
Regular Member
- Apr 9, 2012
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Sounds logical. Seems obvious that if your video is about dog grooming (example), you focus on posting to similar-interest forums right?
I'm curious what kind of success (if any) buying Facebook ads have for building YouTube subscribers/views. My take on Facebook is while everyone likes it when it's free... not so much when there are fees involved, and there's a question of whether paid FB ads have much effect anyway...
I'm curious what kind of success (if any) buying Facebook ads have for building YouTube subscribers/views. My take on Facebook is while everyone likes it when it's free... not so much when there are fees involved, and there's a question of whether paid FB ads have much effect anyway...
rocknrollchef
Regular Member
- Apr 9, 2012
- 438
- 90
Sounds logical. Seems obvious that if your video is about dog grooming (example), you focus on posting to similar-interest forums right?
I'm curious what kind of success (if any) buying Facebook ads have for building YouTube subscribers/views. My take on Facebook is while everyone likes it when it's free... not so much when there are fees involved, and there's a question of whether paid FB ads have much effect anyway...
I'm curious what kind of success (if any) buying Facebook ads have for building YouTube subscribers/views. My take on Facebook is while everyone likes it when it's free... not so much when there are fees involved, and there's a question of whether paid FB ads have much effect anyway...