@Brendan Dowd Welcome, SimpleDeuce! 🙌 5 subs is the start of everything consistency + the right format will get you moving fast. If you share your channel link + what niche/content you’re doing, I can give you a few specific suggestions on what to improve first (titles, hooks, and what to post next) so you start getting traction.

@Brendan Dowd Nice start, SimpleDeuce 🙌Being at 5 subs is actually the best stage to fix things early before habits get locked in. A couple of quick observations that can help you get traction faster: - Picking one clear direction/niche will help YouTube understand who to show your videos to - Stronger titles + first 5–7 seconds will matter more than anything right now - Simple consistency beats trying many formats at once Early growth is mostly about structure, not effort.If you want, you can tell me what direction you’re thinking about and I can share what usually works best at this stage.

@Evans Brook That mix of excitement, confusion, and small wins is honestly part of the process — you’re right where you should be. A lot of clarity on YouTube comes once the direction, format, and goals are defined early. If you ever want a second opinion on what you’re building or where to focus next, happy to share some practical insights from experience. Looking forward to learning and growing together

@Moa Via I respect the honesty most people feel this at some point in automation.The jump from “some income” to consistent 10K/month usually isn’t about working harder, but fixing niche selection, structure, and scaling systems. If you’re open to it, happy to talk through: - what niche you’re in, - what’s working vs what’s limiting growth, - and how to move from small wins to something more scalable, Collaboration works best when there’s a clear plan.

@Ty Toure Great goal learning how to create and edit memorable videos is a huge step toward real growth on YouTube. A lot of progress comes from understanding story, pacing, and structure, not just editing tools. If you’d like, feel free to share what type of content you’re planning, and I can offer a few practical tips to help you get started the right way.