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@Damo’s Paintings made some great points.. For me, in my genre.. 5-7 mins is perfect for me.. 3-4 minute retention rate.. Occasionally I'll pop out a video 10-12 minutes long but retention rate is still similar 4-5 minutes..

Just a question.. If I go into an old video of mine that's previously been released, I am allowed to reschedule it for release again in the future.. Has anyone done this? Will previous view counts and likes remain? Just curious..

Great idea for sure.. But I understand the point @Andrew made... The main roadblock..

2 a week is plenty for me. But lately, only 1 per week...

I had issues in the past with my ex. I am into training, gym, boxing etc and used my instagram to share progress and follow others for motivation. My ex was very insecure and I ended up giving up on the posts. But my current wife is leagues above me so she doesn't have an issue with it. :)

For my editing I use Final Cut Pro X on my Macbook Pro.. I use a thumbnail app on my iPad for thumbnails...

Go to a few similar channels to yours and leave comments or questions.. This could raise interest from the viewers of the other channels and they may come across to yours too..

Facebook groups for me... Then Instagram..

Just had a look at your channel. Sorted the videos by most viewed. One of your videos has had 74k views! A couple with just the guitar tabs have 4-5k views.. Maybe go back to similar videos like those?

I was lucky I guess... I was in a few relevant Facebook groups and made a presence for myself before starting the channel.. Once I'd done up a few videos, shared them in a few groups, I cracked 100 subs pretty fast, it was getting to 200 that was the harder part for me..

You almost sound like you've got an Australian accent :)

I have a Facebook group. Not fully focused on promoting my YouTube channel but as a little community group to share stories, pictures, etc relative to my genre.. Only 400 members but it's a good little community and I'm sure it has helped my channel in a way, but it wasn't fully intended for...

I've had a few shout-outs and given a few. Easiest way in the community I'm in, is to create an interesting "Tag" series.. Tagging a few other reviewers, they'll mention you back in their video. There is always a heap of tag videos in my genre going around so everyone supports each other...

Is anyone familiar with Storyfire.com ? I randomly stumbled across it recently but don't know too much. I've seen some comments claiming it to be the next YouTube/Instagram combo but I can't see much value in it myself..

I'm curious about this as well..

I delete mine a week or so after publishing them...

Staying motivated and consistent is a struggle for me.. I've stayed on track the last 12 months but it gets tough sometimes between work and life in general..

It counts them on my videos.

Initially to share my passion and collection of fragrances. I'd noticed there was only a handful of Australian Fragrance reviews among a crowd of 10's thousands of other fragrance reviewers. Thought i'd try my luck... Adding an Aussie twist I guess..

One 500ml can of Monster in the morning for me.. 160mg of caffeine... At my office desk.. Then about 11 hours later, a preworkout drink before heading to the gym.. Approx 200mg of caffeine.. That's plenty for me each day :)