Aseem (21/100 YT channel case studies) @Screenlace
@screenlace
β‘Interviewed 21 50K+ subscriber YouTube channels.
π Sharing lessons on how they got their first X subscribers
π All 21+ case studies (free) linked below
Made a cheatsheet summarising everything you need to know about the YouTube algorithm (based on the 10 best articles I read on the topic)
Hope it helps someone!
Made a cheatsheet summarising everything you need to know about the YouTube algorithm (based on the 10 best articles I read on the topic)
Hope it helps someone!
135K+ subscribers from language learning videos.
Here are her 2 key lessons for growing a YouTube channel:
1. Go the extra mile & make your videos the highest possible quality (not production quality)
2. If you're not being authentic, people will notice and it isn't appealing
Been asking for feedback on Screenlace and hearing this made me feel good :)
That being said, lots to do and lots to improve still - one step at a time
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My goal this year is to interview 100 YouTube channels with 30K+ subscribers. So far I'm at 17.
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I've interviewed 15+ YouTubers with 50K+ subscribers (goal is 100 by the end of 2024)
Here is their most frequently mentioned advice for beginner YouTubers:
I've interviewed 15+ YouTubers with 50K+ subscribers (goal is 100 by the end of 2024)
Here is their most frequently mentioned advice for beginner YouTubers:
4. Find a balance between making videos you enjoy and videos that will help you grow
YouTube is a long game and you have to enjoy yourself. If you purely cater to what the algorithm wants, you'll burn out and lose yourself.
Have fun (and remember your why)
Idea > Thumbnail and Title > Hook > Storytelling > Retention.
A video idea your audience doesn't care about goes nowhere
A video that no one clicks on doesn't get watched
A bad hook gets people to click off right away
A bad story is not memorable.
Then worry about retention.
The best Reddit post on YouTube growth I read in the past week:
"What I learned growing a channel to 800k subscribers"
There's 24 lessons in there but my favourite is the first:
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@YouTubeLiaison All these April Fools posts get doubly more confusing when you're in Australia and it's April 2nd (but it's still April 1 for the rest of the world)
I asked 10+ YouTubers with 50K+ subscribers how long it took to reach 1K, 10K, and 100K subscribers.
Created a database of the results and they're pretty interesting:
> 13, 28, 55 mos (on avg) to reach 1K, 10K, 100K subscribers
> 1K can take 1-30 mos
> 100K can take 24-102 mos