Tips On Getting Subscribers Please?
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Pigs
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I hear some of the bigger motovloggers buy them. Never quite seemed to figure out from where though 
In all seriousness, if you have good quality content that people want to watch, then they will come. A steady upload schedule will also help. I am sure more people will chime in with some good tips
In all seriousness, if you have good quality content that people want to watch, then they will come. A steady upload schedule will also help. I am sure more people will chime in with some good tips
F4celess
Cold
You can't really decide to gain subscribers. Interesting and consistent content is the way to go.
You could buy subscribers, but considering your other thread about monetizing, I strongly suggest you don't.
Youtube is very serious about giving people an ability to earn some cash on being popular, and any abuse of that chance like buying views and subs can get your channel closed.
So the simplest, but maybe the hardest way is the only way. Make good content and you'll get a good audience.
You could buy subscribers, but considering your other thread about monetizing, I strongly suggest you don't.
Youtube is very serious about giving people an ability to earn some cash on being popular, and any abuse of that chance like buying views and subs can get your channel closed.
So the simplest, but maybe the hardest way is the only way. Make good content and you'll get a good audience.
lupin
2016 Solar Bear Champion.
Ask people to sub.
Ask people on Facebook ask people here. That's the best way to get a few at the start.
After that you need to keep people entertained. My theory with veiws comes subs. So make decent content and keep at it.
Or just become a naked chick on a grom.
Ask people on Facebook ask people here. That's the best way to get a few at the start.
After that you need to keep people entertained. My theory with veiws comes subs. So make decent content and keep at it.
Or just become a naked chick on a grom.
Mr Miles
Wannabie Member
yup... you'll be loaded by the end of the month. Most popular youtuber ever lol
jthomas
jthomas1310
If you have good quality videos, they will come. Sometimes you hit a plateau and think you aren't going to get any more, then next thing you've got an influx. There are websites that do sub for sub, or sell them, however, they are just a number, not fans, not someone who will comment on your videos, or give it a like, nor be keen to check out the next video you publish, also they can cause you get get stung for breach or terms with YouTube. Also it looks obvious you have fake subs if a channel has a large amount of subs, and very little views.
Make yourself known, get yourself seen, best thing I've found is to interact with viewers or other videos, I've asked questions on videos or left a comment on a sweet video and found that user ended up subbing me, simply because they got curious and went through to check out my channel from my comment.
Mostly, don't do it for subs. They are exiting to see increase. But ultimately, do it because you enjoy making videos and sharing them.
Make yourself known, get yourself seen, best thing I've found is to interact with viewers or other videos, I've asked questions on videos or left a comment on a sweet video and found that user ended up subbing me, simply because they got curious and went through to check out my channel from my comment.
Mostly, don't do it for subs. They are exiting to see increase. But ultimately, do it because you enjoy making videos and sharing them.
Dark Rider
Wannabie Member
With regards to commenting on other videos. It certainly does help. I made popular comment on one of Royal Jordanians videos and actually got a few subs from it!
Theres a vlogger called JoeGo101 and he comments on A LOT of videos. Almost every vlogger I follow he comments on. So I guess hes doing a good job at getting his name out there on the big channels.
Theres a vlogger called JoeGo101 and he comments on A LOT of videos. Almost every vlogger I follow he comments on. So I guess hes doing a good job at getting his name out there on the big channels.
BbqRider
Wannabie Member
What about that penis guy? k den or something? He's a motovlogging legend by now
Dark Rider
Wannabie Member
That penis guy??! I don't think I've come across such a guy yet.
Clint Love
It doesn't say CUNT, dammit!
I recommend being hit by a car. I got more than 500 subs from doing that.
jthomas
jthomas1310
Sounds like motovogging has made its way onto RedTube...
jthomas
jthomas1310
Ha ha that's some dedication there!
Dark Rider
Wannabie Member
*takes down notes
1. Get hit by a car.
2. Profit???
1. Get hit by a car.
2. Profit???
Clint Love
It doesn't say CUNT, dammit!
What can I say? I'm just hard core like that. Hahaha!
BbqRider
Wannabie Member
There's a guy named "k den". He comments on a ton of big motovlogging channels, and all he ever says is "penis". Just that, no explanation, nothing else, never replies. Just that lol
NS.YT
Ultimate Savage
Okay, I know I'm new but I've been into the community for years and have picked up a few things along the way.
I took a quick look at your videos - Not bad, video is good, audio is good not too loud not too quiet.
- You tag words are bad, this will really hinder people from finding your channel and videos
don't be afraid to use the max amount of tags for your videos. You need to bump it up from
2 tags.
- Feature some channels on your own channel, believe it or not it helps bring traffic your way
but try and feature channels that mirror or closely match your own. You shouldn't just link
RJ, JakeTheGardenSnake, and BxD because you won't attract subs that are in to your type of
content.
- Flog those videos on all the social media that you can. Try and reach anyone who might be interested
your motorcycle, geographical area, style of riding, etc...
I don't know how many times a week I just type KLR650 into the YouTube search bar and just sort by upload date looking for new videos and new channels with a bike and riding style I'm interested in. Don't limit yourself to just trying to attract motovloggers, that can be a shot in the foot.
I took a quick look at your videos - Not bad, video is good, audio is good not too loud not too quiet.
- You tag words are bad, this will really hinder people from finding your channel and videos
don't be afraid to use the max amount of tags for your videos. You need to bump it up from
2 tags.
- Feature some channels on your own channel, believe it or not it helps bring traffic your way
but try and feature channels that mirror or closely match your own. You shouldn't just link
RJ, JakeTheGardenSnake, and BxD because you won't attract subs that are in to your type of
content.
- Flog those videos on all the social media that you can. Try and reach anyone who might be interested
your motorcycle, geographical area, style of riding, etc...
I don't know how many times a week I just type KLR650 into the YouTube search bar and just sort by upload date looking for new videos and new channels with a bike and riding style I'm interested in. Don't limit yourself to just trying to attract motovloggers, that can be a shot in the foot.
jthomas
jthomas1310
That is classic. What a champ
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