A few things that were not mentioned or only casually mentioned and I wanna really stress....
1) You should be able to, in one or two sentences, communicate what your channel is about,
and why someone would benefit from subscribing.
2) People don't know you, they don't owe you, and they aren't interested in you. You could have never been born, or you could disappear tomorrow, and nothing in their lives would change, so
if you want to grow a following you have to give them a reason to care either about you and/or care about the content you make.
3) You know those people who post videos of fireworks or pics of their kids on Instagram? Nobody cares about them or their fireworks. Unless you're very good, people don't want to watch videos made for your own creative pleasure,
they want to watch the videos that were made for them.
I share stuff that I already know. It doesn't benefit me to share it. I do it because sharing it benefits others. I have over 100 videos on my channel, I'm maybe actually riding my motorcycle in like 5 of them. 95% of the time I'm showing, teaching, explaining, helping, answering.
YouMotorcycle.com is 10,000 views short of 3,000,000 page views.
YouTube.com/YouMotorcycle has hit it's millionth page view a couple weeks ago.
There's a reason I called it YouMotorcycle, and not iMotorcycle. It isn't about me, it's about You.
I hope I've added value to You with this post. If I have, you know where to find me for more
