TubeBuddy HELP I do NOT understand why there is no traction on my videos!

[Daily Dose of Fun]

Good evening everyone!

I have started a new interesting genre on my channel that focuses on Edutainment and Infotainment content in a fun and exciting way. I've been regularly posting, keeping an eye on the SEO scores, trying my absolute best to gain attraction by including every possible keyword and tag that is avaliable in the universe. However still, none of my videos can get over 100 views. I am uploading various topics from animals to construction etc. but for some reason nothing really gets views.

Could You please take a look at this playlist, and see if You can spot any mistakes? :

Any help is very welcomed, so please feel free to comment whatever You think!

Thank You very much!

 

[MattCommand1]

I think someone commented before that they believed you were not producing your own content. It appears that way based on a cursory look.

Nothing wrong with edutainment or infotainment genres in itself but I suspect part of the reason you are not having much success is that you appear to be doing compilations of someone else's content, not your own.

And you are catering to a "peculiar" audience.

 

[BraveStar]

Good evening everyone!

I have started a new interesting genre on my channel that focuses on Edutainment and Infotainment content in a fun and exciting way. I've been regularly posting, keeping an eye on the SEO scores, trying my absolute best to gain attraction by including every possible keyword and tag that is avaliable in the universe. However still, none of my videos can get over 100 views. I am uploading various topics from animals to construction etc. but for some reason nothing really gets views.

Could You please take a look at this playlist, and see if You can spot any mistakes? :

Any help is very welcomed, so please feel free to comment whatever You think!

Thank You very much!

Sorry but I deleted the link to the channel. Forum Rules

It violates the rules of the community. In the future you can always point to the YouTube button on your profile of the post or if you want a review of the channel for tips on how to improve you can go to the YouTube Feedback section to request a review.

 

[BraveStar]

Here's the truth, straight forward.

You're a new channel with only 33 videos who's been uploading for the past month. Like most new YouTubers you're under the impression that all you have to do is make content you believe is amazing, get the best SEO for the video you can and like magic people find your videos and your channel grows except, that's not how YouTube works at all. The reality is that becoming a successful YouTuber takes time, patience, a lot of hard work, dedication, an audience, an understanding that you're competing against millions of YouTubers uploading millions of hour of content daily and more patience. Basically, it doesn't matter how good the content may be, it doesn't matter if you're using a $5000 camera with a $500 microphone, a $4000 PC and a subscription to Adobe suite, it doesn't even matter if you have the best SEO, the perfect time of the day to upload and a TubeBuddy Legend subscription; if the content doesn't have an audience it's just a video on a website that no one is looking for.

This is what being a content creator in 2022 is. Only a select few are lucky enough to find success overnight through a luck of the draw of having a video go viral or already having fame outside of YouTube and sadly most are not ready for the popularity that follows and the demand for more good content and eventually end up being one hit wonders who's channel fails to get enough views to benefit from the sudden fame that gave them access to the YPP.

As a fellow moderator said: YouTube is a marathon, not a sprint. Patience is the key. Without it and enjoyment of being a content creator you'll never succeed. There is no secret ingredient, no magic trick and no super ability to becoming a successful YouTuber. Once you accept that you're on the right track.