Hey, working on some new thumbnails. The video is about how Zuckerberg got ripped/jacked. trying to make he thumbnail standout but also make it more interesting. Would love some feedback on it :)

Hello everyone! In the past few months, I've posted 14 videos on my latest channel. But to my big surprise, none of them surpasses 1 minute in average view duration. After analyzing the situation, I've come up with two possible conclusions... Either my hooks are terrible or my pronunciation is really bad. I know my hooks can improve, but in my opinion, they shouldn't make people run away. As for my English, I sound fine to myself, but it might actually be terrible. With your feedback, I can focus on what's going wrong. If you'd like to help me, here's the link to my channel - https://www.youtube.com/@martinmenesestv/videos Thanks in advance! 👍

A few weeks back I posted a video on Tiktok giving a cool theory on Fight Club. It got taken down at 85k views in 24 hours. It had a ton of engagement, comments, shares, but it was taken down because it showed some graphic depictions of suicide which weren't censored good enough, which I get. HOWEVER, I then edited it so there was no suicide (if you've seen Fight Club you know what I'm talking about), and I also added a CTA promoting my Skool community. The results are less than 1000 views on the video. Adding the CTA absolutely killed it. (The video in question: https://www.tiktok.com/@projectstoic/video/7281685291172203808) I understand that platforms don't want you sending other people off of their platforms, but the formula for that video worked and it got nuked with a CTA. It's quite tough and just wanted to know if anyone's figured away around the call to action thing? Will try doing more soft calls from now on. I know this is Tiktok and not Youtube focused, but I believe YT also nerfs CTA'd videos, just not as blatantly

Are you creating content consistently on Youtube and would like to grow your channel ? I would love to create a small group of youtube creators between 0 and 100k followers that mastermind once a week and help each others grow and stay accountable 😁 I have been running for a year a free mastermind for 6 figures online business owner and we all experienced so much value and growth from that group. So i believe, that a mastermind could benefits people that are serious about Youtube 🚀 I am looking for 5-10 people max that are already creating content weekly or just starting out. Comment "Go Youtube" if you are interested to join this free mastermind so we can connect and grow together

Just launched a new YouTube channel with 4 new videos on day one. 2 days in, most videos have zero impressions, thus zero views. Only 1 view for all 4 videos... What am I missing? - high video production ✔️ - eye-catching thumbnails ✔️ - curiosity headlines ✔️ - keyword optimization ✔️ (tubebuddy and vidiq) - channel optimization ✔️ (tubebuddy and vidiq) - targeted niche ✔️ Any ideas would be appreciated. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfHcxG4DCur-q33STAFI01Q

Hey Synthesizers! I’m looking for a video storyteller who becomes a co-creator with me. Someone who will be brainstorming, shooting, and editing with me. We’re currently at 500,000 subscribers and we want to take over the personal growth space on YouTube by building a thriving community that moves mountains. (This is a bit of a "needle in a haystack" we’re looking for, so we’re paying a $5,000 referral fee if you end up referring the person we end up hiring long-term.) Anyone come to mind? They don’t have to have all the skills yet because I will teach them everything. We will learn alongside each other. But they do have to have a deep passion & natural talent for storytelling, be insanely hungry to a level that is intimidating, and be very hardworking. This is a full-time, all-in position for someone who wants to be part of something bigger than themselves and, in the process, become someone who is undeniable. This position is not for the faint of heart. It’s very hardcore. They’re going to be working with me here in Austin, TX, learn everything, be plugged into the creator economy, surrounded by creators, in a fast-paced startup environment with a lot of pressure and long hours. But all the struggle will be worth it 10x over. They must be able to relocate to Austin and legally work in the US. If you know someone who might be a fit, send them this post and you could get an easy $5,000 referral fee if they get hired long-term. All details are here: https://thedrvn.co/video-storyteller-apply-here Who are two people that come to mind for you?

Mr. Hormozi's in need of video editors. Here's the link: https://www.acquisition.com/careers/job/8204312470

hey guys, freakin out a lil, I'm getting 0 views on most of my shorts. Channel just launched, I saw a few others have had this problem and it seems random. Wondering if this is a glitch as YT not even giving it a chance and now a little freaked out of the shear amount I'm about to post. Any thoughts? Here's channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTJRGpO0CB-ZUVqxJ7Jjr4A

I’ve just started creating shorts and uploading them on my YouTube channel. Do you think that if I first get views on my shorts and get people to know my channel, then I could start uploading whole videos, so my channel would be more successful?

Anybody can help please?

Here's a video that shows you how you MIGHT build your own system to optimize your YouTube workflow. I cover some of the tools I'm using (Airtable, Zapier, Frame(dot)io and Google Drive). Also—how you might handle planning content, thumbnails, repurposing the long-form videos into shorts. And also how to streamline working with your team, providing feedback, approvals, etc. And then finally, publishing that content. If you're interested in seeing the possibilities check out the video → https://youtu.be/QM-KvpKy56I

Hey, So After countless different ventures, I've decided to start YouTube (This will be like my 4th time already) and I've already set down the niche, it's going to be self-improvement and basically offering solutions to problems I face. I've started working on some videos and have written a few scripts already. However, What I noticed is that asking a set of questions is the best possible way to find a solution. It is quite similar to journaling. But The reason I made this post is because I wanted to ask people already doing YouTube... What are the questions You ask yourself while creating/writing a video? How do you set your goals with each video? What would You do if you had to Re-Start your Channel? Any and all help would be highly appreciated.

I deleted my other poll. Which of the following thumbnail/title combos calls out to you the most?

My LAST POLL for the next few weeks. Which of these title/thumbnail combos calls out to you the most?

Hi guys, I have been consistently podcasting shorts on my YT channel every Monday, tuesday, thursday and friday for 7months now. However, the channel isn't growing. The channel niche is podcasting mainly, with some overarching content on content repurposing and marketing 2 MAJOR Mistakes I notice are - Not promoting video on socials - Not asking viewers to subscribe I am on it this month. Would love for you guys to give me feedback and help me understand what's actually going wrong with my efforts. Here's the channel link - https://www.youtube.com/@manalibhat10

In the upcoming months, I'll be taking 'Maternity Leave,' which means I've been planning to schedule my upcoming content using a third-party scheduler. I've come across information online suggesting that these schedulers, like Metricool, may lead to lower view counts. Is this true, or could it be related to the content itself?

Let's be honest, we've all felt the havoc that toxic people can wreak in our lives (and trust me, it's far from fun) Having spent what feels like a lifetime in this realm, I've decided to dissect one of life's greatest mysteries (the strange behavior of these individuals and the psychological consequences it has on your mind. This video is a real mind-opener, revealing the unexpected impact of toxic people on your psyche. I hope this helps you guys!🙏♥️ (Please feel free to leave harsh feedback) https://youtu.be/ikFcb6yLbc4?si=3XTmXzXllZHWc67p

I've done video editing for Andrew Kirby, Anna Rova and many others, including a brief job with Leon Hendrix. I did a lot of great work when editing for them, however, eventually each of them would decide to change the focus of their business, which would ultimately lead to the end of our working arrangment. I'm currently looking to work with a YouTuber/YouTube channel on a full-time basis as a - Video editor - Content/growth strategist - Channel manager - Assistant creator - Or any and all of the above! Over the next year (Starting this September) I'm looking to go ALL-IN on someone's channel and work full-time to help them skyrocket their channel and business. If you or someone you know is a YouTuber looking for help growing their channel and business please drop me a message or leave a comment on this post. Also, I've recently had a long-form video on my personal channel cross 100k views and I learnt something very interesting from it. Watch the video below for the lessons. Hope you guys find it helpful, thanks for taking the time to read/watch!

I split-tested my new video thumbnails and found the data quite helpful. I tried to TubeBuddy feature a while ago but didn't like the long intervals. But this software changes the thumbnail hourly so it's a more even spread on the data. Thought I'd share it here since I found it helpful. Have you ever tried it? Thumbnaultest - https://thumbnailtest.com/?via=zac-mason

Hi everyone! This is my first post but I want to share what I think happened to my great idea. Over the last month I watched and take notes of the 298 long form videos of Alex Hormozi to share in a video the best lessons. I took 248 pages of notes and my decision was to take the best lessons (202) and read it all one after another. This is the video of you want to watch it - https://youtu.be/CbofL2Q5HJ0 It only got 30 views… So, what happened? Thumbnail: I put a photo of me with Alex and the title “best 202 lessons”. I think that’s pretty much a lot of lessons. Also I have 7 subs so, my photo didn’t help. My lesson is to make a better hook with the text and just feature Alex to make social hacking. I changed the thumbnail to the actual version but YT didn’t gave me more impressions, and maybe the reason is… Video: just say 202 sentences one after another is boring, if I selected a topic to make a framework around it using Alex lessons maybe my video have had a chance to succeed because the avg was 53 seconds for a 30 minute video. Let me know what you think!

I'm looking for an experienced video editor and thought it would be worth asking here. If you know anyone or are interested yourself, please shoot me a message. The types of videos I need help with are long-form YouTube vids, 6-12 mins. I can share more details when it's appropriate.

Hi All, this video is all planned out, will be filming this weekend but would love some feedback on a potential thumbnail. I am unsure whether to include myself in the thumbnail or just keep the key creators in it. For reference the video subject is "Life Lessons From Highly Successful YouTubers", still playing around with this title, but it's where I am at currently. Would love to know your thoughts on the thumbnail and any suggestions. Thanks Team!

Has anyone had success with growing their Youtube channel via YT ads?

Does anyone have any idea how to conduct a mining call? Looking for one to get my team member to draw out from an expert so we can create more youtube video ideas for his channel

Hey everyone! I'm starting my YouTube channel from scratch. (Just upload first video) I'm looking for 3 people to create a mastermind. Purpose: accountability, help with titles, thumbnails, push each other. Together, we'll support each other, share experiences, and motivate each other to create even better content. If you are "starting" a YouTube (have some videos) or doing already and want to be a part of mastermind - leave a comment below! 🚀👇

Hi there - i am a dating coach for women (main job) for a few years now. I earned my money using paid ads, but as they became more and more expensive I decided to shut off the ads and go 100% in the YouTube organic game. Right now i am publishing 3 videos each week for 3 months now, but I get less and fewer views and after 1–2 leads at the beginning, it seems dead. I understand that the title and the thumbnail are important to get views – but anyhow, what I try doesn't work. Can i get help here – although my videos are in german? Link to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5FrwQkaQ_Sb_hmE_UO0rjw Thx for your help.

Use these Thumbnail colours for more views - Green - Yellow - Blue - Orange - Pink - Purple We used these strategies to get more than 42 million views on our channel in 3 years. Never use White, Red and Black. It merges with YT UI and people skip that

Hi guys, I just started my YouTube channel about motivational videos and helping people become the best version of themselves. Does anyone know what is the best way to blow up and go viral?

Hi,Friends ! I Synthesized 10 courses from SkillShare and other paid courses and gained a lot of valueable information that might help some of you out here. Hope it helps ! https://branch-fight-45c.notion.site/YouTube-For-Beginners-e5b602eb15e34cb996f1e2b4cbc06c18?pvs=4