YouTube HAS A Secret Team... Small Channels Should See This 😳

In this revealing video, we uncover a hidden team at YouTube, dedicated to reshaping how small creators grow and succeed on the platform.

🚀 Key Insights from the Video:

YouTube's Growth and Discovery Team: Meet Todd Beaupre, the head of this pivotal team, and uncover how they're transforming the YouTube homepage and recommendation system to favor new creators.

Algorithm Shift to Audience Satisfaction: Learn about the significant change from algorithm-focused strategies to prioritizing what your audience enjoys, and how this impacts your content creation.

Redefining Watch Time: Dive into the evolving role of watch time in YouTube's algorithm and discover why viewer satisfaction now trumps mere view duration.

Empowering New Creators: Explore YouTube's new initiatives, including a special team dedicated to boosting visibility for smaller channels, and how it could affect your growth.

Maximizing Your YouTube Strategy: Unearth the secrets to creating content that resonates with your audience, irrespective of its length, and how to leverage YouTube's changing landscape for your benefit.

Mario Joos' Insights on New Channels: Gain perspective from a leading retention expert on how YouTube is prioritizing new channels in its recommendation slots.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:14 Todd Beaupre
00:38 - Shift from Algorithm to Audience Satisfaction
01:41 - Watch Time Change
02:13 - Importance of Viewer Satisfaction and Engagement
02:23 - YouTube Surveys
03:25 - Advice for New Creators
04:02 - Support for Smaller Channels
04:19 - YouTube's Special Team
05:35 - Conclusion

[TubeBuddy]

Comment how many subs you want by the end of 2024! 🙌🏾

[handpowers]

thats a very good move for youtube. now I know the reason why i see new videos from small creators. thanks youtube for giving us small creators a chance.

[TheOFCMedia]

This change could bring YouTube back into the gold rush like it was before 2012

[SnrubSource]

i feel like the algorithm has had a massive issue over the past few years where it just shows you the same videos you've already watched over and over again, it's super annoying

[denis.thailand]

I just started on YouTube, never expected that making videos is like a science 😅 but, what I found most important is that its really satisfying and making me happy 🤗💪

[rajo]

It's cool to see that even if you're little, YouTube isn't against you but for you

[dailyinflux]

Don't worry you will succeed one day. Keep believing and rocking !!! ✊👊🤘

[MrThinkImPossible]

Watch time is very important to those of us looking to get monetized. Honestly, I’m not worried about it. But it’s still important to those of us who need that requirement.

[digitalinsightz]

As a new creator brand, this is very important information because The impression that you get, is that video watch time is more important and it's good to hear that that actually is not going to be true from here on out. Excellent news!

[CraftsUnLeashedbyRobin]

I have noticed newer smaller channels on my home feed, right up there with the big ones. Since July I've had people comment that they just found my channel and where have I been hiding lol My goals are to keep people watching while giving them useful and inspiring videos. I'm building a community, and that doesn't necessarily mean subscribers. I tend to encourage conversation in the comments because I truly enjoy "talking" with my viewers. Hope this all makes sense.

[StrategiesforCreatives]

My journey as a content creator has been amazing. Knowing that YT is looking out for the new up-and-coming creator is helpful and gratifying. Great, content is the key! Thanks for this supportive and informal vid. Awesome Saucy!

[KRXOVRmedia]

I've definitely noticed that I get recommended more smaller channels lately. YouTube is constantly improving.

[DetroitNinja]

Will the algorithm favor channels with over 100K subs?

[TheNerdyweds]

Thanks for the info. Very useful! It's frustrating though that youtube is saying watch hours aren't that important anymore, but they're still requiring 4000 watch hours for monetization, so it's still very important for many of us.

[SuccessisTheGoal]

I'm feeling much more satisfied after hearing this important and exciting news! This has me rethinking that my channel can reach 7, 500+ subs, my 2nd channel 2, 000+, and my newest channel (created 2 days ago) will reach 1, 000 +! Now it's just a matter of getting all of the ideas shot, edited, and uploaded. 😎

[MenMatters-skwg]

As a new channel I found this content not only valuable, but encouraging for small guys like me.

[LoFiChillandBeatsVibe]

This team that's focused on finding videos to show from new/small creators will go a long way in encouraging those channels to keep going and stick with it, and not worry as much about the huge channels drowning them out. Great video.

[OmphileKodisang]

As a small creator this is valuable information.

[MrTuTu]

This version of the algorithm is much better now days

[ZelenoKale]

Having the background in Economics, honestly the best part of having the a small youtube channel is to me able to analyze the algorithms. It is all about numbers!