The Key to MASSIVE GROWTH on YouTube!

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0:00 - The Key to MASSIVE GROWTH on YouTube!
0:20 - The most important part of ANY video!
1:19 - Tip 1 - Lead your viewers down a path
2:05 - Tip 2 - Stop Overthinking....
2:34 - Tip 3 - You gotta know the "Who"
4:46 - Tip 4 - Just get to it man...
5:45 - Tip 5 - Switch it up!
6:15 - Tip 6 - Show don't tell
7:52 - Tip 7 - The transition method

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In this video, Nolan is going to teach you the Key to grow your channel in 2022 with 7 youtube growth this! Growing a youtube channel takes time and effort, these youtube channel growth tips will speed up your growth process!

[ThinkMediaTV]

Question of the Day 💡What other growth tips do you have? We are always trying to improve on our channel! Plus your tips could help others

[karatjuicepodcast]

I found the tip... "Just Getting To The POINT" as being one of the most helpful tips I received when I started really pushing out content about six months ago. I saw immediate growth once I implemented that strategy. Good luck to everyone on their journey! Don't give up, make your next video better than your last.

[GabrielHyodo]

Man, to be honest: I did implement your advises and grown like 17, 000 subs within 3 weeks. for real. Thanks for that !

[MarcoBeSomething]

I really appreciate how Nolan broke down the topic of this video and even used an older video of his as an example by breaking down what he did wrong and offered a solution on what he’d do differently.

[jessiesdroneadventures]

Nolan's videos are the BEST! not too short....not too long....right to the people engaged and the set up " background" isn't distracting, something simple that makes him the focal point, and enough movement on the screen to keep things interesting!

[ThreeTwentyTech]

Key to growing on YouTube: *Make videos on things you genuinely enjoy!*

If you truly have a passion for something, you won't need to hate making videos because it's something *you truly enjoy*

[aimeeseattle]

Hi I love your videos! I raise our pups with calm dog therapy music. Introvert mom of 4 sons (2 autistic), loving the YouTube community learning from others. As an introvert I tend to overthink things, but trying to think of something calming like I’m speaking to one of my pups behind the camera. Still trying to learn more.

[justkaylathingsspanish]

It makes me feel good that I implement most of these tips on my Spanish channel but Tip #7....GAME CHANGER. Thanks Nolan!

[Thegadgetdad]

That shirt is 🔥 the numbering the videos is a great idea. Make it easy for the viewer in general.

[EpicPartieswithREVO]

your explanation to the "TRANSITION METHOD" was smooth!!!! Love your content

[McCrazyFit]

Thanks for the tips! I am working to incorporate some form of story telling into my At Home Workout channel 😁

[lowbudgetadventure]

Ok you got me hooked lol. I am as new as it gets to posting on YouTube. You do a wonderful job, every one of your videos I've watched has made want to click on the next one.

[melissan.]

Love how you end it... with that exact method! Perfect!

[AkeebaMaze]

Omgosh! I just looked at my dips and I’m doing the same thing, talking about what’s coming up next. 😂

[HEY-ITS-COREY]

I really hope people can appreciate the brilliance of this video. Bravo!!!

[MelissaCapriotti]

I’ve been working on the get to the point and cutting out the intro big time on my videos…hoping this starts to help! 1% better each video!

[spanishblueprints]

Getting straight to the point can be difficult because that means you need to know exactly what you need to say and no fluff

[smoronta]

Thank you for the tips I am going to implement them on my channel going forward.😄 Growing a channel can be discouraging sometimes, but videos like this give me a different perspective and show me where I can make improvements.

[coach_joel]

Just getting started! Thanks for the tips. I wish everyone success and good luck 💪🏽🙌

[jcharvey]

I have 230k on TikTok. Preparing to go full time here on YouTube. Thank you for these videos