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I went to "Ad Rates" and screenshotted my estimated earnings.

After investigating, it seems your sudden growth is far from realistic. Statistics are showing that all the views and watch time on that video came from one day alone, and it hasn't managed close to that since then. Most popular videos will have a rising period and then a declining period, and...

I'm getting more expensive by the day! :p

Keep working on those Forza videos, milk it as much as you can and make the most of it. That's your portal to a higher place in YouTube.

It's not that I don't or won't support them, its that I never find them to begin with. That should say something about the nature of small channels.

I went through my subscriptions today and found that 43 of the 49 people I am subscribed to are verified, and three of the 6 that are not verified are large enough to get verified. The smallest channel I am subscribed to has 3000 subscribers and even he is getting many times his subscriber value...

I AM A PRICE TAG!! *plus applicable taxes.

This is YouTube, the game of gain. As much as you want to collaborate with a larger channel to get your name known, they also want to collaborate with channels larger than them. You cannot yet fathom what it is actually like to be at [example] 10,000 subscribers, but they are there, and they...

Don't even fret about a subscriber number. At that size, you'd best be concerned at whether you get a 10% subscriber return rate or not.

Does it prove that I don't give up? Probably. I'm going to take this opportunity to show off the developments with my channel over the past 366 days. Yeah, did you forget it was a leap year? Hopefully I can nail these down in chronological order. About a year ago I was still trying to poke...

It's a YouTube embedding clone. What their idea is, is to embed videos in their own websites and reap the ad revenue from people who confuse it for another form of regular YouTube. There is nothing you can do and nobody should be paying attention to it.

You won't gain much off of people who do shoutout series. If you get a shoutout from someone who doesn't usually do that kind of thing, then you're likely to gain alot, but you'll gain a few dead subscribers at the most from people who try to enterprise that idea. Think about it, if you wanted...

On average, I gain one subscriber per 100-250 views, which means around a subscriber a day with my regular view flow. In order to get 50,000 subscribers, it would require you to get at least 5,000,000 views off of engaging content and not just a one-off video.

In short, it is a bad idea. I get that you might not like your voice or don't want to impede the game's story, but then that's not why people watch gaming channels. PewDiePie got big for his over-the-top reactions to horror games. It's the personality behind the game and the way that person...

Now, we are all too familiar with people who comment, whether in our videos or those of a creator that we watch, something along the lines of "Come visit my channel". This annoys the living [insert bad word here] out of me. However, after noticing some trends and correlation within my time on...

When it is coming from a new channel and not a resident one (like GTA V with Vanoss). I can't stand when people do CoD, Minecraft, GTA 5, CS:GO. They're just so oversaturated and doomed to get like 10 views ever.

I've had a person say that, from the perspective of a content creator, he hated ads.

You were on the ball on that one. Crease = No more!

It might just be you, I can still see them fine.

I just got in a new green screen and spent some time McGyver-ing a way to get it properly lit to minimize any issues with the green screen. Due to space limitations I do stand about 24 inches (2 feet) away from the screen and that itself creates some issues, but I would like to know what you...