You summarized what I said pretty well! :) Thanks for sharing bro <3
I think one of the best skills you can develop as a creator is to be able to reverse-engineer why a video did well!
Especially when it's videos that aren't even in your niche. If you can understand what makes a video go viral, regardless of how familiar you are with that topic, then you really set yourself apart
@ObeezyLive Thank you for sharing, Beezy! and yessir, I feel like once creators realize that they should be thinking of their 'ideal viewer' and then building around what can likely show up on their homepage
coming up with video ideas gets waaay easier
@JonahBananaYT Thank you so much man!! I just tried to make it something that would be bite-sized and easy to learn from, so I'm glad you like the format :)
@vxrxfn This is actually one of the best ways to approach YouTube
Once you have videos that have done significantly better than your other ones, you should try to figure out why that happened and see if you can replicate the success of it
@asprinedits Thank you so much bro! Means a lot coming from you :)
Yeah I agree. I feel like that's a big reason why knowing your thumbnail and title ahead of time can really help an editor with delivering on the promise that you're making in your packaging too