Just wanted to ask how man enlarges a common YT gaming channel.
Without Fortnite Content, Without Abobots
The best if you have a good line and start a good computer first with live streaming.
We wanted to record COD BO3 mods next weekend
Any more games?
Quality, fixed upload times, think about what sets you apart from the crowd.
I've been on YouTube since about ~ 2017 and had a good 10+ channels because it was abusive with monetization. From 200-8000-470.000 subscribers everything was there. However, nobody can guarantee you that you will grow. Luck plays a major role - if a video is discovered and big, then you get many subscriptions. If you do not completely switch to the same kind of video you make there, not even 5% of it will watch new videos. Another very good option is a creator who calls you in a video or even featured, so in my second week I came across 80,000+ subscribers, in one fell swoop. But that was pure luck, since he stumbled across my video, called that, showed short clips and then did the same in his video (tutorial).
Tags such as well-known topics and interesting games always help, Fortnite I would not exclude, you can either concentrate on a game, or tample everything
Livestreaming without a built-up audience usually ends in 1-3 spectators, who are not entertained properly, because you often do not notice when someone comes and then does not talk xd
We have more than 200 subscriptions.
Overwatch, PUBG, CSGO
How about twitch livestreams? PUBG and CSGO. If you do not take the game seriously with friends and always make jokes, it can become something. XD
We take it seriously.
200 subscriptions does not mean a lot for a live stream - everyone has an active audience, the number is reflected in newly uploaded videos, usually after 3 days.
Following calls are generally "random calls" that have just come across the video. Subscriptions never mean that they will watch the video, and certainly not that they will have time for twitch. Never forget: YouTube can be viewed at any time, with Twitch you have to have time in the moment and no one else wants to look at others.
Of the 470,000 subscriptions, I did not even have 1000 viewers on Twitch ^^
And of the 470,000 subscriptions, new videos had about 250,000 views, some more, some fewer, to mention that, and the channel did not get very old either, so those were "fresh" subscribers who did not even subscribe ages ago and have no interest.
Wat 470,000? XD
"Who does what everyone does, gets what everyone gets" from the book Millionaire by Tommy Jaud.
I myself have a small channel and I ask myself this question very often. But in the end, as with everything in life, there are only 2 ways:
As my previous speaker said luck.
Or by extraordinary, special quality and / or original ideas.
And then through patience and clever advertising.
I'm not talking about him, just to give an example of possible numbers - it's completely different depending on the audience
Thanks to the algorithm, quality itself unfortunately means almost nothing on YouTube - you can only opt for a simple format and make THIS higher quality, in the context of effects and e.g. Better camera or higher resolution ^^ But who, for example Uploading only once a week flies out completely.
Or as Rewinside simply wrote private messages to thousands of people at the time xD got one from him on three different accounts at the time, so he'll have done that in huge measure.
