Small Channels: DO THIS to DOUBLE YOUR VIEWS in 5 Minutes!

What if you could DOUBLE your YouTube views with just a few minutes of work? What you need is a bit of creativity and a clever YouTube formula and YOU WILL get more YouTube views!

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0.01 - Do THIS to DOUBLE Your Views In Just 5 Minutes!
0:30 - Small Channels write rubbish titles
1:07 - The YouTube title formula
2:31 - YouTube Title Power Phrases
3:54 - Title Research
5:05 - A complete Title power phrase list

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[Livingwithmaurry]

If you are new on YouTube, then you understand the pain of waking up and seeing only one or two views on your video. Am never giving up, though🤷. We got this.👍

[logan.stewart]

Planning, scripting, filming, and editing the video with the emotional goal in mind can greatly impact views on YouTube. It's all about creating an engaging and emotionally impactful video. By the way, Boost App Social has been a valuable resource for me in terms of planning and scripting my videos to achieve the desired emotional response.

[ourdemictechnology]

For a new YouTuber we all understand the pain. Especially when we ve got good content. But giving up is not an option

[darktasty]

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

[youtubeuniversity]

Currently working on getting a kind of a unique, niche channel started from scratch, and working on experimenting with titles, thumbnails, titles, etc. It’s a marathon, not a sprint! YouTube rewards longevity and consistency. Here’s to everyone continuing to power forward and stick with it. You got this! Cheers 🍻

[TheOneTheOny]

Whoever is reading DONT give up on your channel. Think about all the hard work that you have already put in. Every youtuber was once in your spot they just kept going. Stay consistent and you will reach your goals. consistent uploads and improvement and some determination is all you need! I am going for 350 subs by the end of December!!!

[houssainalderawy]

To who ever this may concern, hang in there . We're all in this together. We can not give up no matter how long it takes. Good luck everyone

[awesomepets]

The hard feelings of small youtubers when they wake up in the morning and nothing has changed about their channels. Keep working buddies.

[motivation]

To those reading this, keep working hard every day don't lose hope .. thanks a lot all of your tips

[Immersion_Quest]

I was new to YouTube averaging about 10 viewers a video. With endurance and these tips I was able to infuse my PASSIONS and GROW at the same time.

Now I have a library of awesome projects where I explore/edit a regular game (But It's Only Played IMMERSIVELY). Now I am able to do something on YouTube where success feels like a byproduct of doing YouTube just for myself! That's the biggest tip I could give. Make your content an extension of you and your life's passions and they will end up standing the test of time as a testament to your love and effort!

When I figured that out for myself, I had literally grown from no subs to my current 120 in just one month! All I do is play out an entire game and edit it w/ a Cinematic Playstyle!

But I learned you grow an audience through good marketing. So I suggest opening up Canva and doing some crazy thumbnails with some colorful filters, dropping titles that spark curiosity, and staying true to what your content is.

[Tysen]

don’t give up!
a u t h e n t I c v i e w s dun took many social media stars career off 2 the next level fr fr no cap

[einarkuningas]

I use these 4: fear, curiosity, desire and Famester. They work best when combined 😄

[florentthelord]

Dedication, consistency, hard work.
No magic words or whatever... just keep going!!

[egfron]

You’re going to make it keep going. we all will get thousands of views one day

[rickeyjohnson]

Never give up never change keep pushing and thriving to build more assess

[saqib_x.]

I started putting more serious attention into my channel about 8 weeks ago, and I've been following the "1% rule" - each week I take one part of my channel and try to make it 1% better. Whatever my focus is for that week - I look at your channel first to see what videos you have made on it. Every video I've watched has had at least one useful takeaway that I implement on my next video.

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[PetConnectionInternational]

Before 100%, if I don't know the title I struggle to keep the video moving in a clear direction, having the title ready first really helps 😊

[dspausewomenself-care]

Thanks for all the encouragements. I am very excited and nervous at the same time about starting my channel.

[VikLendvayVA]

I think the key to having a successful title is that it clearly states what the video is about. Both viewers and the YT algorithm won't click on and promote your video(s) if they themselves don't clearly know what your video is about from the very start.

For my audio roleplay channel, my recent videos simply had the fancy and original name of the story at the front, and then some relevant terms afterwards.

For example:
[BioWar] [Audio Roleplay] [Zombie Apocalypse]

I quickly found out that this title didn't make it clear enough as to what kind of video it was or what kind of audience I was trying to engage.

So instead, I did:
BioWar: A Zombie Apocalypse Audio Roleplay

This made it a lot more clear as to what kind of video it was from the start, and after changing the titles I immediately got more views for the videos!

Not only because the titles made it very clear as to what kind of video it was, but YT's algorithm started to figure out more easily what kind of video it was and what audiences would want to watch it.

[guitar.forbeginners.withdave]

I've just started doing titles and thumbnails before i get on with the video. It does make a difference.