How doth one beated game shown yonder here to.... perchance?

you cant just say perchance

Already answered you before.
Just get Asmongold to react to you

Make good content and everything will come naturally

:)

You start by posting your channel! Tell me anons. How is YOUR gaming channel going?

>>715967232
You always ask others to post their channels so how about you post your own this time

>>715966585

>Upload challenge run
>Make sure to follow current trends
>Even use common thumbnail tactics like big red text and shit
>20 views in a week
>0 comments
>2 likes

How do you do this shit? Do people just buy bots when starting out?
It feels like no one is gonna click on some 'literally who' video unless it has 10000 views already

>>715970351
you either get picked up by the algorithm or you dont, and getting picked up by it is only temporary.
there is an arma 3 youtuber called liru that is a great example of this.
his actual community is only a thousand or so people, but for a time he was getting 50-100k viewers.

>>715970351
Post link and I'll give feedback

>>715964308 (OP)
Guys.
Streaming or videos?

>>715970351
>It feels like no one is gonna click on some 'literally who' video unless it has 10000 views already
This is kinda true, but there's really nothing you can do about it
You can buy some bots to give your views a kickstart I suppose

>>715970758
One if you can't handle both. The choice is yours, but I kind of feel like streaming is a tiny bit better. Both if you want the best chance to succeed

If i start to do shorts, i'm i doomed to only having viewers on them or does it help to get viewers on the full length videos as well?

>>715971659
Depends on how well your shorts do and probably what the shorts are about. I stream, turn those streams into Let's Plays on the main channel, and clips to a dedicated clips channels. Those clips are also turned into shorts that are thrown up once a day, every day, on the main channel. Every now and then it'll hit 1k views and I get subs from those shorts semi-regularly, but not once in the couple months that I've been doing it, have I ever felt like they translated to actual viewers for regular videos

>>715971659
Can't hurt, even if it's a minimal conversion it'll still help

>>715971659
If they're snippets of your videos you'll probably see some overlap.

>>715970758
Stream. Dice up funniest bits of steam into videos.

>>715964308 (OP)
You made this thread already.

>>715964308 (OP)
There are several different ways to go about it but you have to realize a few things first. If you understand these things everything will get easier.

1.) People don’t want to watch someone without clout even if their opinion is better. People tune in to sloptubers because they upload all the time and they just get used to it. If you pull big numbers you can get away with low-effort rambling.

2.) If your goal is money maybe it shouldn’t be. For the amount of hours it takes to build an audience you’re making like $0.10 an hour. That’s being generous. You have a very small shot of growing.

That out of the way, YouTube can be really fun and rewarding and it can give you the opportunity to develop new skills you might have never seen yourself doing before. It helps to have a series or concept or idea that you really want to make. That you know you can persist for a while making without getting views. If you expect any views at all you’re in for pain.

Trust me. It’s one thing saying in your head “I’d be okay with no views for a while” and then publishing and getting exactly that.

Don’t tell your friends about your channel. They won’t care. Don’t tell your family. They won’t care about it or you doing it until other people they don’t know do first.

Also: numbers can be deceiving. Subscribers are basically irrelevant. Views are important, but don’t tell the full story. Look to the comments and vibe in them.

Just be honest. Say your actual opinions.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/hMcUe3bkwgY

Does this shit look very low quality to anyone else? I tried making a youtube short using my phone and it looks ok there, but then I watch it on my desktop and it looks like abysmal dogshit

this didn't mean SHIT for the last ten years

I have no idea what you're saying

>Work on a video for like a month
>Editing it
>Realize the video is fundamentally shit, has little to no entertainment or informational value
>Throw it in the garbage
done this so many times

>>715981279
I used to do this. Then I decided I'd better just finish something and get it out there, and hopefully use the experience to make a better video next time. I only learned how to properly record my voice halfway through the video, so half the audio is shit, but at least I have something out now.
Nobody watched it anyway.