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There are tens of millions more gaming videos, and many million gaming channels. Comparatively, drunk people compilations are few and far between. Don't be surprised if your gaming channel never skyrockets.

There is no method to automatically engage an upload. The best method for the case you described would be to just figure out what your title, tags, description, thumbnail etc. would be prior to going to sleep originally, and then putting the data on there as quickly as possible at the 1am line...

YouTube does not transfer analytical data when you move into a new network. Most importantly, the earnings center will be reset to zero. YouTube will then begin to send earnings earned within the network through the network to eventually reach you. If you leave the network, you will regain...

To 'some people' really doesn't apply on YouTube. Alot of views is something that needs to be seen by everyone as alot of views. It can be agreed that 10,000 or 100,000 is alot of views. But if you do the right SEO and produce for a relatively unsaturated content medium (i.e. not gaming), anyone...

I have to agree with his stance on this. I've gotten 500 views since yesterday, that's 1/30 the time and still more views. Think of a milestone as something that is difficult to get to for everybody. You might have trouble getting 300 views quickly (if you do, reevaluate your content production...

I have preordered it, and plan on recording it. However, I do not believe there will be any effectiveness to recording raw gameplay, but I'll rather share the quirky moments that happen. Perhaps glitches or weird/funny things in the game.

There is no point in reviewing a product that has been around for a long time. A big part of YouTube [and getting big on it] is being ahead of the gradient of trends. Unless you're reviewing a game that was released a day or two ago, OR have a ultra-unique ulta-entertaining ultra-high-quality...

There's no "neither" option :P

A milestone is an achievement, something worked for with sweat and dedication. I like to complain about small channels praising the simple milestone, especially 100. Anyone can hit 100, but it takes dedication and a grip with the reality of YouTube to reach 1000. Or even more, as @Phil Kidd has...

Sticking with a particular theme can help you succeed, but that depends on what you want your channel to be. When I had a gaming channel, I used it mainly as a way to help consumers make a decision on what game to buy. So I played just about every game under the sun, from GTA 5 to being the...

For context - My GTX 980 has a performance drop-off after using 3GB of VRAM. I'm not entirely sure why, though. To play a game with good settings (and I assume able to record, as well) you're going to need to drop a load of cash, like I did [see signature].

A name will adopt itself eventually. Don't stress too much over naming the 100 subscribers that you have.

I find it's mostly flooded with kids trying to get expensive gear for free. I'd keep away from the service until the initial hype subsides.

In my country, when you move into a new apartment or house [paid for via rent] you must pay what's called "First & Last", that's your first and last month's rent. It must be paid upfront, and there are few exceptions but most landlords like to follow this since it gives them financial security...

SEO is the only way to do it. Placing the tags that would make the search first or second is a top priority.

There's the big difference. A company has to pay to have it sent through official channels. Official channels like advertising through AdSense on YouTube expose it to the audience that YouTube believes would be most likely to be interested in what is being advertised. That kind of advertising...

You should be looking for ways to better your content rather than places to advertise. Posting in places dedicated for YouTubers to post their videos likely exposes your video to the wrong audience. Generating low community involvement rates. The people your videos are intended for have no idea...

I have said this to others and I'll relay the message here. When you're struggling to get subscribers, it means you're not convincing REAL PEOPLE that you're worth subscribing to. Now, while that seems harsh, it's nothing but the truth. Quantifying subscribers is a mindset that you need to lose...

They promoted TubeBuddy for like 3 days then left it behind. Of course user adoption would be low.

From what I've seen, Tubebuddy is just a put-together of various public statistics. Google Trends, AdWords, and Translate, to name the biggest features I ever used. I will not be seeking a paid license by these guys unless I can pirate it.