Why Do Small YouTubers Quit Too Early?

I have skill in gaming though never dreamed till recently that I could make money off of it. With 10+ kd ratio in Call of Duty Ranked I know some tricks.

So if I did turn it into a income I know I would need stellar content, A editing process and monetization that works.
 
A lot of people start YouTube with big dreams… but disappear after a few weeks or months.
Do you think people quit because:
• No views?
• No support?
• Lack of consistency?
• Or they expected fast money too quickly?

Be honest… what’s the hardest part about growing on YouTube right now?
To be honest, building a YouTube channel is not easy; it requires a lot of time and effort, and especially, you need perseverance and consistency.
 
The main problem is that the ambitions are already at a million subscribers, while the channel only has 10 views so far
 
A lot of people start YouTube with big dreams… but disappear after a few weeks or months.
Do you think people quit because:
• No views?
• No support?
• Lack of consistency?
• Or they expected fast money too quickly?

Be honest… what’s the hardest part about growing on YouTube right now?
The silence is the real killer here. putting in all that works into making a video but not seeing any reaction can really make you loses motivation because there was nothing concrete to show for it.
 
How many hours of editing videos you need to achieve the desired 4000 hours?
How much you can earn using that hours to flip burgers or washing dishes in a restaurant?

And once you achieve the 4000 hours how much are going to pay Google to you every month?

Only few people achieve enough earnings for living from YouTube

And maybe more of them are spending more effort creating videos than the effort required for earning that amount in a 9to5 job
 
I think the biggest problem is expecting results too quickly. YouTube often takes a lot of testing before you understand what your audience responds to. A few low-view videos don’t necessarily mean the channel isn’t working.
 
small YouTubers close channel too earlier with non enough experience to generate good graphic content videos to upload on channel for views,it is encourage to have experiences on making good video content before starting channel.
 
A lot of people start YouTube with big dreams… but disappear after a few weeks or months.
Do you think people quit because:
• No views?
• No support?
• Lack of consistency?
• Or they expected fast money too quickly?

Be honest… what’s the hardest part about growing on YouTube right now?
many small channels feel like every video have to demonstrate that the concept works. some times, u have to make 30 to 50 videos before even figuring out who the target audience is.
 
I think many creators quit because they expect results too quickly building an audience usually takes time and staying consistent while improving content based on feedback is often the hardest part.
 
After they try and get to see no results they think this one is not for them and they get demotivated hence they stop uploading videos and get busy on their daily life.
 
It’s not easy to build a stable audience, and usually people tend to give up because there’s not enough growth. A lot of new channels also like to pick super oversaturated niches with too much competition.
 
There are many reasons why small YouTubers give up early, but the main one is often a lack of patience when they don’t earn as much as they had hoped.
 
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