The thing with the Gamestop near me is that it's a small store. If it were to still remain open, customers would have to wait their turn at the sidewalks or the parking lots before they can enter.
According to the analytics on a video I shared to a Subreddit, more of the views came from when I shared it to Drummitup and Game Jolt than on Reddit.
Video promotion can probably depend on the Subreddit. What might work best is to have a build up within the community before sharing.
The trouble I have with creating thumbnails is portraying what's actually in the videos, while keeping the text and character closeups large enough so that if one were to browse YouTube on their mobile device or whatnot, they would know what the videos are about.
I absolutely hate having to constantly rub my forehead when I'm too hot. And when it's too cold my skin dries up and lessens my ability to curl my hands into clenched fists.
These days, I rarely ever receive any sort of actual criticism on modern YouTube. More often than not I would delete generic comments including mere compliments/bashing. There's really no way I would reply to them besides thanking them.
Sometime last week, my channel somehow got approved for the YouTube Partnership Program, despite the huge ratio differences between views, comments and subscribers. I never intended to make money off YouTube, but there I am now.
But there's at least one major problem: Prepaid cards aren't...
Good thing I bought a Nintendo Switch 8 months after launch. It still happened to be an early model, so I can enable homebrew on it.
However, I do not like price gouging essential items like hand soap. I know it's high demand and all that, but jeez.
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