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I have a YouTube channel, i scheduled 3 videos per week but no views. What should i do now. Already its been 4 to 5 month but no growth
 
I have a YouTube channel, i scheduled 3 videos per week but no views. What should i do now. Already its been 4 to 5 month but no growth
Do you have something unique to offer ? Or you are uploading just for the sake of it ?
 
I have a YouTube channel, i scheduled 3 videos per week but no views. What should i do now. Already its been 4 to 5 month but no growth
What kind of videos? Did you upload long videos or shorts? Also what is your niche and is your content good?
 
I recommend you stop thinking about uploading more and start thinking about why would someone click this over the top 5 results? etc. Thumbnails, title angles, and first-person video highlights are far more important than upload frequency. Sometimes, one well-produced video can be more effective than 20 videos uploaded regularly but of average quality
 
Are your videos as good as your usual thread replies here? If so then don't worry, the reason you know then is cause they are garbage! lol Now go do something about it if your not a clanker :D
 
I have a YouTube channel, i scheduled 3 videos per week but no views. What should i do now. Already its been 4 to 5 month but no growth
You should try a different channel. It’s possible that your current channel isn’t being recommended, which is why the videos aren’t getting views, and it’s very hard for this channel to break through.
 
I have a YouTube channel, i scheduled 3 videos per week but no views. What should i do now. Already its been 4 to 5 month but no growth
You have to check your audience settings first. Maybe there are some issues.
 
Most likely, the content is not interesting. Try simply changing your account. If you still don't get any views, then the problem is with the content.
 
Niche?
Short?
I should recommend you to get more viewers and subs through shorts.
That should work.
 
Posting more wont fix it. Check if titles and thumbnails make people click.

If CTR and watch time are low YouTube wont push your videos.
 
Check if titles and thumbnails are strong enough because that’s what gets clicks first. Focus on better keyword research, stronger hooks in the first 30 seconds, and study small channels in the same niche that are getting views. Consistency alone isn’t enough without strategy.
 
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