How to Grow a Small Channel: 4 Effective Steps

If you have a small YouTube channel, it's time to start acting like you have a BIG YouTube channel.

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0:00 Small Channels Should Act like Large Channels
1:02 Step 1
2:50 Step 2
4:10 Step 3
5:50 Step 4

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[NathaniaDemecillo]

Thank you for this! I should stop treating myself like a small creator and actually practice empathy by putting myself in the shoes of my audience.

[PhoenPlays]

If your reading this, don't give up on your channel, we can do this 🔥💯

[nextgenmillen]

Six months from now, it's going to be incredible to look back at the struggles we faced and overcame!
Onwards and Upwards, my friends 🚀

[MSG.Productions]

Consistency is so important. This is my third channel but i finally did it! i got monetized. i stream and upload everyday to achieve it, so stay consistent

[acoupletryz]

We definitely already treat our channel like a business got monetized in 1 year and just hit 1302 subs yesterday channel is growing daily which is great. We stayed consistent in our niche and then took away what they did not like. People always say we teach them so much and they enjoy our videos. Main key for us was consistency then the loyal supporters came naturally. Be relatable as possible its no overnight success with youtube yes some are lucky but most of us have to put hard work and dedication in and u will win.
Good luck yall great tips 💪🏼💪🏼

[ferro]

IMO the best sentence I shall carry with me from this is.
"Stop treating yourself as if you are a smaller creator".
Insinuating that you don't deserve more.
Couldn't agree more!

[ecadventures]

To the person who is reading this, don't give up on your channel. Keep going, Its going to be better. 💯

[LyonMackTV]

Consistency remains number 1, continue to make massive creative content

[rasalresid]

Amazing content as always. I think that being a YouTuber is very similar to running a business. You should upload things what people want to see, and that's the first step to success. When you start growing, you hire people to do different jobs for you like editing, script writing, etc... The most difficult part is starting a channel of course, and honestly if I hadn't found out about Famester (which really helped my channel to kick off), I doubt I would be able to write this comment today.

[glasshousemtns]

5:52 prototype and testing! My favourite phase. Like a cold ocean, once you’re in it warms up, feels like it anyway.

[serialprogressseeker]

This channel continues to help us succeed. Thank you so much!

[BjornSummer]

Would love to have my channel as my job. But even now, treating it as a buisness, learning, expanding and being consistent, Stay strong creators!

[topformen]

Thanks for the great advice guys! I think you have no idea of what you are doing for us just starting small YouTubers in terms of not giving up and making sure we keep going and keep improving. Massive thanks for this 🙏🏾

[Gaming-Enthusiast]

I’ve been on YouTube 2.5 yrs now, I have 3 niched channels I run and hopefully will be able to go fulltime on YouTube in the future

[BeatofHerDrum]

Would love to do Youtube full time someday soon, because working and trying to be consistent is not an easy task. Its a learning experience for now and I'm having a great time doing it 🙂

[Saber_Outdoors]

I'm for sure wanting to make this my job. I have plans for the future and I'm willing to work to get there

[Epic_Playz-ps]

At the moment, I'm relying on my parent's car, and I really need to have my own transportation. Therefore, I am very motivated to turn YouTube into my full-time job.

[SquareUp]

When I heard stop right there! I literally stopped 😀 Nice one guys!

[LeadershipDeveloped]

Well done! Better than my MBA course!!! Let's see how well this works...

[BracketReviews]

Can someone tell epidemic sound Lady to reduce her appearance on my screen today? 😂😂😂