YouTube Question More than 4 Months Change Contents, My View Dropped 99%

[demoimoet]

This is so sad for me. I just change from cartoon to content which i like about. But it's now dropped 99%.
I dont get views for 4 months now.

What should i do, now? Already change everything inside.

Please, need advice and what must i do?

Thank you,

 

[MattCommand1]

I hope I am not misunderstanding you.

You have 32.5K subscribers so it looks like you purged all the other content which got you there but going to all new content unrelated to the older content.

That means your existing subscribers are not prepared or want your new content. If you were going to have a drastic change in content, you probably should have started a new channel with the all-new content.

 

[Amanda Summers]

I've noticed this so many times. People start a channel and expect people to just tune in for whatever they do. That isn't the way it works. If, an old grandma like me subscribes to your channel that I have no interest like in gaming, fishing or cooking your channel suffers. I'm trying so hard to replace the subs that cannot even stay to the end of one video. Why? They only subbed because they saw us in Kathmandu filming or they were thinking about taking a trip abroad. Maybe they chose India instead? They are finished with my channel and that hurts my stats. If my subs don't click on my videos YB stops showing them to these people. They don't even know they are a subscriber to my channel. It doesn't help my channel for them to be counted because the algorithm knows they don't watch the videos.
I always try to give an elevator speech when I invite people to subscribe. 'If you are planning a trip to Nepal you'll enjoy our channel, It's About Nepal. Our videos are to help travelers to Nepal have a more amazing time here.' If you don't love Nepal there is no reason to watch or subscribe to my channel.

 

[Super Cooper Hobbies]

Yeah, you've got to be careful with changing up your content. Narrowing down what you're doing is one thing, but getting rid of all your previous content and making an entirely new type of content likely won't go well.

 

[The Jungle Explorer]

Don't take this the wrong way, but you made a mistake. You should not have deleted all your old content. You should have just created a new channel for the new content. If I were you, I would re-upload all the old content (I hope you made a backup) and move all your new content to a different channel. I know building a new channel seems like a big task, but it is a whole lot better than killing a successful channel with 32K subs.

I hope it all works out for you.

 

[Damon]

Wait, you had 32k subs and just killed your old content? Man, that's what caused the drop in your views. 32k subs ain't easy to get these days. Never just kill your old content. Old content drives your channel.

 

[Living for Tomorrow]

Don't take this the wrong way, but you made a mistake. You should not have deleted all your old content. You should have just created a new channel for the new content. If I were you, I would re-upload all the old content (I hope you made a backup) and move all your new content to a different channel. I know building a new channel seems like a big task, but it is a whole lot better than killing a successful channel with 32K subs.

I hope it all works out for you.

i have to agree with you

 

[Stanley | Team TB]

Yeah... I'm on the bandwagon of this having been a mistake. You can pivot your channel (or start a new one) and let the old content stand. It was bringing views. Cutting that only alienated your current audience and does nothing to improve the performance of new content.