The ONLY 2 Things You'll Ever Need to Grow on YouTube

Learning (& remembering) everything about YouTube is just plain overwhelming.. ESPECIALLY If you're a small channel trying to grow.. So I've condensed the important stuff down into just 2 things to focus on.. You can ignore everything else for now.

⏱️⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️⏱️
0:00 - Let's Simplify YouTube
0:29 - The 2 Focus System
2:00 - The Strategy Big YouTubers Use
2:45 - Clickable Tip 1
3:41 - Clickable Tip 2
3:52 - Guess The Video Topic!
4:02 - Need More Time?
4:38 - Guess How I Do This Magic Trick (Hint: You can't)
4:50 - Clickable Tip 3
5:23 - My Secret Folder (Censored)
5:55 - The Technique Small Channels Rarely Use
6:20 - Why Doesn't Anyone Talk About This?
6:58 - Take Your CTR from 0.3% to 11.1% (Actual Results)
8:04 - It's not Stealing.. It's ART!
8:37 - Gamers and Streamers, this ones for you.
9:11 - WAIT! One more thing
9:30 - Something You Never See..
10:14 - Click This Chapter. Trust Me.
10:37 - DON'T do What This Guy Did.. Please..
11:38 - Do THIS instead!
12:09 - Mark Rober Did This on Purpose lol
12:52 - Don't try This Unless You Know What You're Doing
13:41 - If You Want to Keep Attention, Don't Mix These Up
13:58 - MoistCr1TiKaL Does it the Right Way

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[COIFISHGAMING]

John, your story delivery is among the best I have ever seen. The advice is always top tier as well. Unreal job man.

[Beistranhu]

1: Hard edit, visual changes every 5 seconds
2: Crazy title and Thumb
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[pawelzny]

I've got an impression that only John delivers real value on this channel. Real life example with explanation why it works or not. And all of it without babbling about the legendary algorithm. I love it! Please do more!

[djmhammer]

*Fun Fact:* If You Double Tap A Comment, It Likes It.

[classicaljg]

I think the reason the second thumbnail for the amazon product did so much better is because the first thumbnail and title didn't tell the viewer what the video was about. The first one just said it was about something that cost $50 on Amazon - that could be anything! The second one made it clear it was something to do with getting decent sleep (a subject close to my heart!). That's why more people clicked on it. I'm in the History niche, and the best titles and thumbnails in this niche just make it really clear what topic the video is about, because it's the topic, and whether the viewer is interested in it, that will get the click.

[diytoptricks]

This video really nails down the essentials for YouTube success. Clear, concise, and actionable tips that anyone serious about growing their channel should take to heart. Thank you for sharing this invaluable knowledge

[wolflover]

The segment around the 8:00 to 8:30 was huge for me, thank you. Getting thumbnail ideas from outside your niche, but still related to YOUR thumbnail, is a great point i never realized.

[The.Pop.Finder]

This was super helpful and I like how you talked about entertainment channels! I think you guys should make more video on entertainment channels. There’s not a lot of info out there about it on how to be successful, ways to monetize and so on. Most channels like this focus on making YouTube into a business. Thank you for your consideration 😂

[TeleVISION-X]

9:34 On thumbnail: Showing the viewer something that they don't often see! -very valuable advice! Thank you! -Dr. T LAW!

[PerdidoNino]

Instructions unclear, got my glitter stuck in my thermite.

[RuffnItOutdoors]

While I think you have a lot of great ideas as a whole this does nothing for someone who doesn’t understand youtube. It’s important to make content so you can correct your mistakes as you learn. If you don’t post because you don’t have a thumbnail or title and not script a video is stupid. Unless you’re fully monetized and you’re making consistent amounts of money the logic you give makes no sense. As you grow then the methodical phase enters yes. However whatever works for you doesn’t mean it’s going to work for 50-100 other people. However I think on the broad spectrum this makes a lot of sense but how you are pressing into viewers with the strategy you are offering will turn a lot of them off. The key here folks is do you, find and film what best works for you, the consistency of that and as you grow then start widening youre perspective.

[justsayin]

Packed full of little gems with much appreciated examples. Lots to think about and try out. Amazing delivery on your videos always keep me watching to the end. Thank you.

[AIKnowledgeGo]

You all can make it! When learning it is important to not get stuck in learning. You need to go out and try things from time to time. But also don't get stuck in doing. You need to find a balance here.

[PalletFortress]

Live Stream! We need a thumbnail review!🤣

[OldIronAcres]

Great video John! I loved that grave thumbnail of i thought it was bold, clear, and mysterious, and definitely made me click on so surprised the 2nd thumbnail did so much better!!

[Simonsayshmp]

I’m also not great with tec . What is the easiest way to do thumbnails and free for now

[unstoppable]

5:17 looks like a baguette.

Very helpful! Thanks so much!

[beeseehan]

I think it’s the title and thumbnail. 🙌🙌🙌

[FramesPerSecond]

I genuinly hope you answer this question, but how long should someone wait to change out the thumbnail before replacing it with a new one to test out? Also, is there a time frame where it won't matter? Can you do this for a video that is over a year old? Will anyone even see it in circulation?

[BitBear]

I love all the advice and have been trying to start incorporating it. I'm in a wicked competitive niche, so I'll need to really focus down and use all these tips to grow. Looking forward to the challenge.