It’s not because YouTube is unfair or they got lucky, but because they pass a test you don’t even know exists. YouTube doesn’t start by judging the quality of your content. The first test is whether people are even interested in the video. Every time your video appears in a feed, YouTube asks one question: “Did this earn the click?” If viewers scroll past, YouTube stops recommending your video, no matter how good the content is. That’s why so many experts feel YouTube is unfair. Their videos are judged before anyone hears what they have to say. While most experts treat titles and thumbnails as an afterthought, the world’s top YouTubers research the idea and design the title and thumbnail first, before making the video. Because they understand how attention works. If the packaging fails, the content never gets a chance.

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Yall I need your help to make a decision. I have a YouTube channel that I had since 2017, it started as a tech channel. But then I started my coaching business. I keep my channel up to date. 1.83k subscribers, I know it’s not the key metric but just for the background. Now, YouTube is the platform I’m struggling with for real for real. Yes packaging (work in progress), messaging, titles, thumbnails, I’m doing that work. However, my fear is that YouTube is confused who my channel is for. I have a lot of people from tech following me who may not be even remotely interested in business. I’m debating if I should start fresh with a new channel, for example, make a stand alone channel for my podcast. What do I do with my old channel? My assumption is that the platform is unclear who this is for.