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10-11am GMT is a good time if you're looking to target the prime English market of video creations. 6am EST is the approximate equivalent, and targets the morning of Americans. But it actually mostly applies to where the most of your consistently viewing subscribers are found in the world. If...

Forget subscriber numbers, you need to focus on the analytics of your channel. It is unlikely that person even watched your stuff to begin with, so what was the point of him being there? Go to your dashboard, look at your analytics and look at just how many subscribers are returning relative to...

It's nice to see a real milestone being shared here. Congratulations!

After looking at it some and doing some short livestreams, I can conclude that this service is not worth adding to the Freedom! belt at this time. Until the point where they can tell you what's going on with a specific game by the number of people playing it, rather than a double-digit value for...

Minecraft is one of the most saturated game on YouTube. You have a literal 0% chance of getting big on it if that's what you were thinking long-term. If you enjoy it, go ahead, but don't make it your main series if you want to succeed because you will not get anywhere with it. Especially with a...

It's for the heat and the look. I'm not much of an overclocker myself, and running only two 1080p monitors isn't going to have it make much of a difference for now. But as games become more demanding, that slightly higher headroom is going to net some results.

I was responding to another persons post in this section, and when I wrote "Subscribe Button", it automatically generated a hyperlink to the page on how to add a button to your signature. That's ingenious in a way, but it needs to be made known of its existence.

There is no specific thing to gain more subscribers. To say that is to imply that there isn't a person behind the click of the subscribe button.

I'll be getting a GTX 1080 as soon as they release a hybrid cooled version.

Videos that are made out of relevant topics that are trending then and there tend to get alot of views. There's a good border between trending and clickbait. If you could continue to make videos in short spans of time on topics people are searching for in mass (such as the overwatch porn that...

It is recommended that you get your questions from your subscribers. If you can't get a sufficient amount of questions to make a video, then it's too early in your time on YouTube to make a Q&A.

YouTube is your platform, and within YouTube, your videos are your medium. You need to figure things to do with or in your videos that will net the exposure that you desire. The first step in getting the exposure you want is to make content people can actually find. Sorry gaming channels, you're...

I feel as if you comment blindly on posts like these. This guy was talking about his want and wish to reach what he would refer to as a milestone, not actually being at one.

Freedom! will only show the earnings made within the network since the network is not responsible for the value earned outside of the network. It is the same with all networks.

So then we shouldn't partner with them. As far as I see it is, it would just be a way of circumventing their partnering process and it would not be good for their business.

Whatever is consistent and allows you to make content reliably. If you don't have a fanbase of people who always definitely watch, then there is no use in having a schedule.

We would have to prove that Beam.Pro could see a good revenue boost from the increase in usage due to our partner activity. Otherwise they won't want to grant partners a $8/mo subscription for nothing if they won't see it back.

Given what SocialBlade is saying about your earnings, it's not like you're making nothing. However, when you're paid monthly, you might as well not have a thought about where the money is going to go at any particular time. Deal with what you have first, and put the money aside for something BIG...

They probably prioritize larger channels, since it is what would otherwise be a paid service, they might not want to end up granting their service to a channel where they would never see a gain from letting them use it.

May will eventually show up, I think it's usually half away through the month that it shows up.