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Yeah, the math doesn't check out at all. If the YouTube average is 3 to 5 subs per 1,000 views, then at 9,000+ views should gross 27 to 45 subscribers. That's about a 1/3 to 1/2 of what they should be getting.
Am I missing something? Did I get the math right? I am the world's worst number person.
Yeah, that's why I go for a passive CTA. It has worked well for me. Again I'm trying to make every fishing adventure a documentary film. An active CTA ruins the film. Note TV and movies have no problem selling merch with completely passive CTAs. Can't tell you the number of times people said...
Yeah, you gotta make videos people want to watch. If no one likes your content, then it won't matter how many tricks and hacks you use, you're still left with a video that no one wants to watch.
I have noticed the same thing. In some way subscribers maybe the worst thing to happen to the platform. In reality it's helps you properly segment your audience.
As a fellow fishing channel, my subscribers only want to see on the water footage. Those videos always get in the top 3 of 10 on the...
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