Zero view jail

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I created a channel(long form) a week ago uploaded for about a week daily but never got more than 2 views later i found out using a tool:- https://tubelab.net/niche-analyzer that my niche was saturated i have created a new channel in a great niche how can i make sure i dont get stuck in zero view jail again?
 
I created a channel(long form) a week ago uploaded for about a week daily but never got more than 2 views later i found out using a tool:- https://tubelab.net/niche-analyzer that my niche was saturated i have created a new channel in a great niche how can i make sure i dont get stuck in zero view jail again?
Make sure your first videos get real engagement like views, likes, and comments in the first 24 to 48 hours. Try sharing in niche communities or using micro boost services to kickstart momentum.
 
Make sure your first videos get real engagement like views, likes, and comments in the first 24 to 48 hours. Try sharing in niche communities or using micro boost services to kickstart momentum.
why do other creators get views instantly without doing all this ?
 
Nice move switching to a better niche! To avoid the zero-view struggle, focus on strong titles & thumbnails, use trending & low-competition keywords, and share your videos in niche communities. Also, keep viewers engaged by making them watch longer and interact. Stay consistent, and growth will come!
 
why do other creators get views instantly without doing all this ?
Most likely they already have an audience, strong SEO, or get pushed by the algorithm due to high watch time and click-through rate. New channels need that initial push to get noticed.
 
Nice move switching to a better niche! To avoid the zero-view struggle, focus on strong titles & thumbnails, use trending & low-competition keywords, and share your videos in niche communities. Also, keep viewers engaged by making them watch longer and interact. Stay consistent, and growth will come!
Totally agree with you, great suggestions. Strong thumbnails and targeted keywords really make a big difference early on. Staying consistent will definitely pay off.
 
There are multiple potential reasons, maybe your thumbnail sucks, maybe nobody is searching for anything related to your niche, maybe there is no impressions, maybe the title and SEO is not well optimized
 
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I created a channel(long form) a week ago uploaded for about a week daily but never got more than 2 views later i found out using a tool:- https://tubelab.net/niche-analyzer that my niche was saturated i have created a new channel in a great niche how can i make sure i dont get stuck in zero view jail again?
Make your first few videos on already trending topics that other channels in your niche have made, basically videos that have high views in your same niche. You can make a few tweaks in the thumbnail and follow this copy and paste pattern obviously add your own script and vo and all that. Then slowly start experimenting with new content.
 
good that tool work, I mean is not always a garante, thereare channels they have their boom and is difficult to keep all will depend now if you keep the quality of the videos, uploading content so people continue coming
 
For a start I’ll advise that you don’t start with a new video idea. First look for competitors in your niche and subscribe to their channels that way you never run out of video ideas . Next look for a video they posted recently (not later than 3 months) then make a better version of that video or even the same. Also copy their thumbnail design concept.
 
Good thumbnails and titles really have some impact. It makes the video attractive to the audience.
 
Can you share your stats? For example, CTR and impressions to see if this video is receiving visibility or not
 
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