Small YouTubers: Do this to make the algorithm love you

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Every time I put max effort I get minimum views compared to what expected. So I came to the conclusion that the best approach is simply to enjoy the process, learn something new with every upload and don’t try to force it - it’ll come with experience😉

From one small YouTuber to another: I hope y’all find success in time and grow your channel greatly

It's hard not to get a bit disapointed when your content doesn't get views but don't give up. Consistency is key. We can do this everyone!

00:00 🎥 Learn to optimize YouTube algorithm for more views and subscribers. 00:42 📹 Consistency and niche focus are essential for content success. 03:00 📊 Analyze video performance for algorithmic insight. 09:07 📈 Clean data, calculate like rate to find competitor's best videos. 14:12 🎞 Consider video format and length for engaging con

Praying for subscribers and views for all the small struggling channels out there, keep up the hard work🙏🏼

If you are reading this, I hope your channel grows! DONT GIVE UP!

You are walking the walk! One thing that makes this video useful to me is that you went beyond just saying, "You must do the research." I've read and watched videos of gurus giving that advice without saying HOW they do their research. Thanks for giving us a solid, simple, understandable example. As I'm sure you know, we just want something that we can apply and we don't have time to figure it out from scratch.

I actually used your tips and had one of my videos blow up over 100,000 views and 1000 subs in 6 days! Thanks a lot.

New subscriber here! When my husband asked me to start a YouTube channel, I told him there was no way anyone would want to see a 48 year old woman’s ideas on inexpensive fashion, but I guess I was wrong. It’s been like 36 days and I have almost 700 subscribers. Who would have thought. I will be watching for more insight, as I am still learning. God bless!

If you’re making videos that you enjoy doing, it won’t seem like you’re doing too much work. And that makes it a lot better 😌

YouTube has been a beautiful platform to connect with like-minded souls, and I'm so thankful for the sense of belonging it brings. I've been seeking out new connections, finding those who resonate with my essence. In a world that's always hustling, I've learned to treasure my own pace, relishing quiet moments and making each day intentional.

Just to point out, you don't have to go through and manually delete lines from a spreadsheet you don't want, based on the example you used. Instead, you can filter lines to only include lines that meet specified criteria, and then sort the remaining lines.

I just got my first 28 views:) I know it's a small amount, but it's my highest viewed video so far 😊 wish me luck on my journey

Let’s get it stay consistent and just be patient it ain’t a overnight thing

This is accurate. (You are one video away) On my first channel, I had below 100 views per video, for every video...then, BAM: 25K views! YouTube is very much like a lottery. The more quality videos you put out, the more chances you have of a video "going viral"

I've seen a bunch of similar videos, but yours went far beyond those. You didn't just say "Research your niche" with a bit of talk about how that's good to do. You showed us HOW TO DO IT. Thanks so much for that and more.

What this video doesn't talk about is how while it might seem sensible to produce videos that're solely data driven, there are many creators that don't solely rely on any of this. A viewer might become an avid supporter of a channel simply because of THE individual. And that's it. Viewers might like a creators personality/mannerisms which is something that can't be measured.. This is why you'll have channels where no matter what they upload they'll get views regardless. In this particular instance I highly doubt creators are looking at things like competitors or data. I've seen content that has the most arbitrary titles, thumbnails and topics and yet viewers still manage to enjoy the content and stick around. It's not all about numbers. Just wish people would talk about that more.

I just started my YouTube channel with zero knowledge about anything, not even how to edit. But I've learnt a new thing everyday for the past few days since I started. I'm really grateful that people like you exist on this space. I already jotted down the procedures, I don't have the funds now to pay for anything, I'll take my time to do it manually and hopefully I'll grow to the point I can pay for these tools, it'll be my journey to success.

Been doing YouTube for about 2 years and am pretty clear of what I want my channel to be but am just being crush by bigger channels. I feel like it’s more important to enjoy the content you do otherwise you will go crazy cause YT is so crowded that smaller channels could possibly never get noticed😢