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I have to second this, while you can have the dream of becoming a pro gamer, you must realize it's a long shot in this world where so many are competing for even the top 1000 slots. Focusing of school should be a priority, and finding something intellectual that you have an affinity towards can...

You don't become good simply by playing. You need to study the happenings in the game and know how to manipulate every action that your enemy could take within the next few seconds. It's alot more than simply being "good" at a game.

That is not what I said. A post reach is not a click, that's a post interaction. A post reach is the general post (without video playback) being displayed on the screen.

I personally found Heartbeat to be too buggy for my uses. Tubebuddy does most of the same (the useful bits, anyways) in a relatively bug-free package.

Posting your video somewhere does not inhibit views. Often if there is no rule stating you're allowed to post it, you would be seen as spam. ... and for a channel your size, expecting success isn't going to get you anywhere.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/republican_delegate_count.html Given the state primaries left to happen, there are 838 delegates left at stake for the Republican nomination. Trump has a massive lead in support for all but one of the winner take all states left in the...

That is difficult to explain. People might like the video to sate your wants, and post reach on Facebook means it's only scrolled across their screen, not necessarily watched.

Very important, quit posting in groups on Facebook. Relying of external sources for views is a sign of desperation for success without the necessary effort of success. It does not work to your favor. Your audiences exist on YouTube and YouTube alone, so you must figure out how to work YouTube to...

Sure, you make a network with 100,000 partners, most of which are clueless about YouTube, and answer all the questions in the most straight-forward yet dumb downed responses so they make sense in Google Translate. While the support system is rocky at best, it's understandable given the size of...

Trying to become big in gaming as a generic is difficult, there being more than 2Million results for every generic variation of gam- that you can think of. So first, you need to do something different than the 2Million+ other active channels doing the same thing on YouTube. If they're a small...

They win if you let them get to you. My suggestion is to quit banning them over and over, and just let their words go unnoticed.

You are doing everything you can do with the things you are producing, but your content entirely lacks personality. YOU are not the center of your channel, all I've heard is music or a voice synthesizer in the video, so there is no driving personality trying to hit things home. Your tags on the...

When you build a channel around a specific theme or game, then people are going to get upset and leave when you change it. It's like subscribing to a vlogging channel and get really into the vlogs, only to have him switch to full time gaming channel.

Owning a channel and uploading content is meant to bridge your creativity to the internet. If you don't know what you should record, you shouldn't stress about recording things and wait for the lightbulb to turn on.

"Mass Debate" is a retired name, he now uses "FusterCluck".

I'll say this bluntly. Make content that people want to watch. Going about and doing as you please is nice, but rarely gains a large audience. You need to invest time in making videos on subjects or of games that are not oversaturated, and honestly, or commentary is subpar at best.

She means a specific time to initiate the upload. As far as I know, no such tool exists as of yet. However, one might be able to get an application that limits upload speed for specific applications (ex. Google Chrome) to prevent lag from being a thing.

I am considering making a podcast livestream that will center around the important topics of a given week. I plan to keep it ~60 minutes in length and figured it may be worthwhile to ask the community for their opinions on some names for it, or perhaps suggest one of their own. I'm currently...

1006. If I may add something, perhaps females should take a number away from the total, and men should add to the total. Just so the count doesn't get lost.

YouTube keeps it a secret, and there is no firm data on when one can receive a verified tick. I have seen a 40 sub channel get the tick, and 5.5M sub CinemaSins doesn't have it. I've heard Freedom! get help the steam roll on the process, but you still have to meet YouTube's ghostly requirements...