The real problem with is are they actually watching your videos? If not, then what you really have is a content problem.
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The real problem with is are they actually watching your videos? If not, then what you really have is a content problem.
Never mentioned anything about me wanting them to watch my content.
I've always got more subscribers when I post a video that's relevant to what my audience wants, and the trends they're after. For example... it seems my audience don't really care that much about speed drawings, because when I do those videos, the views tend to be lower, and my subcount doesn't grow much, but whenever I release a longer tutorial, I tend to get significantly more views, and my subscriber count raises more rapidly when I do that, and that''s even without providing any calls to action. Sometimes just having a series of interesting videos is enough to make someone subscribe.
I subscribed to a video editing channel the other day, not because they asked me to, but because they had 4 videos I watched that were really informative, and I didn't want to miss future videos.
So at the end of the day, it's really about consistency, and consistency of value. Provide consistent value that your audience wants to watch (in my case, it's mosasaurus, indominus rex, indoraptor tutorials) and the subscribers will come. I never did any "please subscribe to my channel" I simply did 30 videos on drawing jurassic world videos, when jurassic world was released, and my channel skyrocketed rapidly to 2k subs in the space of a few weeks. Chances are, if I do more videos now with camp cretatious, and if I do godzilla themed videos when godzilla vs king kong comes out, I'll probably get even more subscribers.
Follow trends that fit your niche and topic, upload consistently, and it will come pretty organically.
I subscribed to a video editing channel the other day, not because they asked me to, but because they had 4 videos I watched that were really informative, and I didn't want to miss future videos.
So at the end of the day, it's really about consistency, and consistency of value. Provide consistent value that your audience wants to watch (in my case, it's mosasaurus, indominus rex, indoraptor tutorials) and the subscribers will come. I never did any "please subscribe to my channel" I simply did 30 videos on drawing jurassic world videos, when jurassic world was released, and my channel skyrocketed rapidly to 2k subs in the space of a few weeks. Chances are, if I do more videos now with camp cretatious, and if I do godzilla themed videos when godzilla vs king kong comes out, I'll probably get even more subscribers.
Follow trends that fit your niche and topic, upload consistently, and it will come pretty organically.
You've missed the point. in order to get more subscribers you need to make videos people want to watch. @Beanie Draws mentions this exact thing above. Therefore, what you're dealing with is a content problem. If you don't have content they want to watch, expect many of those 16 new subscribers you got to unsubscribe as soon as they get a chance. Facts.
The fact is the more people watch your content the more YouTube will share your content and thus lead to more subscribers.
I have not missed any point thing is you are trying to tell me over and over again about the importance of content when I am not the Op nor did I ask anything regarding me wanting others to watch my content. I don't know why you are keep on lecturing me when I don't need this information. Am talking only about getting subscribers here your non relevant lectures have started to really annoy me.
No hablas Ingles? Te tradusco tu pregunta.
This is a translation of the above question, it is in Spanish:
It says, "I agree with you, I have found no solution with my views to my videos, I am a new YouTuber, I am unsuccessful and I am asking for help."
my videos are about tutorials, and i hate long tutorials. in that sense i try my best to give my viewers the shortest video that can answer their questions.