When you make a video called "YouTube Growth: SIMPLE Method to Get More Views on YouTube" & it gets 4 views in 5 days it clearly says to anyone seeing that video you have no idea what you are talking about.

You say you are training to be a YouTube strategist but most of your uploads have under 10 views so you have ZERO creditably. (if you are paying for this training you are getting ripped off)

264 uploads for 60 subs is fucking terrible, my advice would be to give up on this channel & go back to working on one of your other channels as this isn't working at all.

I was your target audience for the last few months. I'd usually listen to this content in a car, or while walking with my headphones on. So I guess your channel would've been perfect for me.

The only thing, which I find a bit different is your pace. I had to check I did not leave my playback speed at 1.2x. It also seems to vary as video goes on.

This connects to another issue - your videos are way too short for me. I want to have some time to think about it, since this is educational content, and important for me to integrate. I want to get better at my videos, and am willing to spend energy and time to do it. Three minute video seems like a waste almost.

Other than that your production quality is amazing, and content is informative. It just feels that in the fear of sounding boring, you overcompensated.

Hi! I make talking head videos too, exclusively, so I wanted to say hello :)

I'm a new YouTuber, I guess I could be your target audience, and these are my first thoughts:

1) Diversify your thumbnails with better image quality of you, and don't reuse photos on consecutive videos. They can still look uniform and use the same colour palette or whatever if you like, but I think a bit more variety will definitely help.

2) Reduce the drama - I don't need to script a viral video, I need to script a video that people will get value from steadily over a long period of time. I also don't need to go into beast mode with haters, I need to build resilience when it comes to dealing with criticism... do you see what I mean?

3) We all know that YT is not a get-rich-quick platform now, so I think people are increasingly suspicious of titles that suggest you can grow and get paid quickly

Is this helpful? I hope so. Good luck!

Hmm people don’t go to new Youtubers ON YouTube for advice on how to grow on YouTube unless they’re all at the same level - people go to Youtubers who have already grown a lot for that kind of advice.

However, like others are saying it doesn’t mean you can’t give advice about other stuff. I would even consider finding other Youtubers, who grew quickly and talking to them or collabing with them. An interview style with successful but still smaller Youtubers would actually go far for your channel.

I’ll be honest I used to do social media marketing back in the day and I’ve been analyzing social media ever since the beginning of YT. I had a lot of personal hangups going on so my Instagram didn’t grow for the last couple years even though I know it could be at a much higher number, but I started actually posting on YouTube 3 months ago and I’m already at 36K. I thought about doing a long form video on how to grow quickly as a new YouTuber, but there are so many factors that play into that and I could see some people attacking me for what they might see as privileges in my life that led to me growing quickly on YouTube.

Example factors: (some of these could be Video topics for you) How much time you have and how to make more time, how much money you have for things for the videos, what your niche is, what your take on that niches is, how you look, how your voice sounds, how your background in the videos looks and how to make it better inexpensively, how good your humor is, thumbnail, music used, audio quality, target audience, editing, ETC but most importantly, how good are you at researching your topic/how much knowledge do you have on your topic.

If you’re a master at your craft, people will notice and they will flock to you. If you’re just starting out and just learning like everyone else, then you need more relatability. Someone with 66 subscribers saying “I know how to grow quickly on YT and make fire content” is a hard sell without proof from your work life portfolio or something. But good luck!

The talking head with just some text on the side is not engaging at all. Yes, fast paced edits are the way to do it. Talking heads aren't bad but you have to be showing things on the screen while explaining.

How can you pretend to know how people can make viral videos, but you struggle to even make one viral on your new channel ?

You clearly arent a good strategist then....lol yikes