Recent content by tubefluence

Welcome to the forum, Triyana. Do you have any specific goals for your YouTube channel?

1. Improve your channel branding- there is no banner or decent profile picture present. 2. Improve your video thumbnails- compare your thumbnails to the videos ranking near the top of the search results for your video topics. 3. Be patient- you've been uploading videos for less than a month.

Subscribers don't really matter- plenty of channels with 0 subscribers have videos perform well based on their topic, title, and thumbnail.

Thumbnails should be designed using similar elements to ensure some consistency. With this said, you should test out different styles until you find one that results in a high click-through rate for your videos. Don't just pick a style and assume it's good enough. Your current thumbnail style...

Welcome to the community, Adam. Do you have any specific goals in mind for your channel?

As often as you can without causing yourself to get overwhelmed and burned out. YouTube is a long term game- there's no point in uploading daily for 3 months and then quitting.

What was the title of the video?

Engage with other content creators in the comments section of YouTube videos. Don't self-promote at all- just engage with users. Doing this will help you get your channel in front of more people that are already on YouTube. You can also try social media platforms like @HeatherPsyD recommended.

Can you make some videos about the countries you have travelled to already? "What to Expect When Travelling to..." etc.

A few things... Your thumbnails aren't terrible, but they can be improved. The text is hard to read and isn't necessarily needed. I'd look at large cooking channels and see how their thumbnails are, and emulate them for your own channel. Your titles are not very click-friendly for humans...

100%! Funnily enough, super short videos often have low CTRs as well. People often forget the human-side of things when it comes to YouTube. It's important to remember that real people will be watching your videos- not robots.

Yes, this is the case. Some keywords will have an estimated search volume, some will not. It often depends on keyword popularity. This is something you could reach out to TubeBuddy about!

Yes- this should appear at the front of your video title. You can add in a secondary keyword such as "dishwasher repair" or something along those lines to the end as well, but it's always ideal to keep your metadata as relevant as possible. No keyword tools can provide 100% accurate search...

Typically, videos that are claimed because of the music in them have their revenue funnelled to the claimant. So, your channel may still be accepted into the YouTube Partner Program, but you'll have a difficult time actually earning any revenue. Honestly, the easiest option is to not include any...

Increase your click-through rate. The easiest way to do this is to use thumbnails that your target audience will respond positively to.