I wanted to ask that if this approach is right or feels scam Make a system that you tell the customer that the price is ______ and if you sign up today after signing up you'll get a mystery discount it can be 50% or even 100% full discount This idea works something like: I tell the customer that the price is 100$ and if they sign from the link given below they will get a mystery discount on their purchase and the discount can be anything.

Lots of new faces here! I'm curious what you're working on! Post your analytics tab and a link to your channel, I'll muster up as much feedback, strategy, and constructive criticism as I can. I'm interested what niches you're in, what research you've done, what your goals are, and how you plan to win! I hope you feel welcome to post and receive feedback from others as well, we can all help each other grow here, we're all on the same mission! Post to the community tab and introduce yourself!

Hi there came back after a long time and I wanted to ask that if I book a client then how do I talk to them and how do I improve my communication skills because English is my 2nd language so it' kind of hard for me to communicate even in classes I can't speak because I most of the time think I'll mess up

20-hour edits getting less than 1000 views? Happens to nearly everyone that starts a channel. But that doesn't mean you're guaranteed to fail. Even a brand new channel, making it's first video, can get millions of views. @PrimateEconomics did it. 15M views on the first short, and there's DOZENS of copycat channels for them popping up right now. Here's why: The Concept Holds The Power: YouTube sends views to videos that have strong engagement data. View time, comments, likes, shares, etc. Any video can achieve this. HOW a video gets metrics is simply attention + interest... which you could break down into Expected pay-off vs. Actual pay-off... not including force multipliers like curiosity and novelty... but I digress. Let's just look at Expectation vs. Result for now, and by the end of this ~2min read post, you'll get a great deal of clarity on this. TL;DR for this section: subconscious brain works fast, overrides conscious thought, videos get less views if subconscious doesn't care. Anything your viewer can possibly imagine that your video is about, comes from your video concept. Said differently, whatever you make videos about, your viewer will draw automatic conclusions, based on their own past experiences, about that video idea/concept. What does that mean in terms of retention? That means the IDEA ITSELF holds ALL the retention power of the video. Based on visual/auditory cues that YOU (the creator) generate, your audience automatically, in less than a second and without conscious thought, generates an expectation about what comes next. Based on THAT generation of expectation, each individual completes a fast "value judgement" = "Is this going to be worth it?" If they don't think so, they skip. If they do think so, they give you a few more seconds. That's the viewership attention loop. The case study today, Primate Economics, did this beautifully. Their very first YouTube short on the channel went viral immediately. Since April 9th 2025, it has hit over 15M views.

Curious about what motivates you... Is it creative freedom and potential to go full-time? Is it spreading a critical message to humanity? Is it just for fun? Is it the thrill of the craft? Connecting with like-minded folks? All of the above? What got you started on your journey to becoming a YouTuber, and what keeps driving you to this day? <3