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An important factor for many when scheduling uploads is how fast their internet speed is. Let's figure out what we got, shall we? Here's mine. http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5151195579 Get your own results at http://www.speedtest.net/

Yes, but there is also the moral effect of getting dislikes. We makes videos for the enjoyment of the community, and while a dislike might not hurt the video in the way it gets seen by others, it gets to us as "What did we do wrong, what did we do to deserve that dislike".

The most powerful SEO is specifically the terms and phrases that someone looking for your specific video would look for. To figure this out, sit back in your viewerd shoes and think "what would i use to find my specific video.". Not a video like yours, no, your specific video. Using generic...

[They really are that abundant, aren't they] I don't actually play games on my channel. I just thought it would make a good background to have.

I go SEO to the best possible extend, it's all about the views and watch time so I kick it into high gear and produce top notch content on par with the biggest YouTube personalities. It's important to remember, to not care about the subscriber count. As far as YouTube is concerned, the...

Subscribers are not indicative of success on the YouTube platform. It's also important to stress that nothing you can do (other than asking them to subscribe at the end of the video) will let the subscriber count gain legitimately. It also appears that the majority of your views are coming...

I got some more posters coming in, well, a couple months. In the mean time, I would like the community's opinion on the substance of what is currently my poster wall background. Why needs to change, what should be removed, what should be added [other than more posters, got that covered]. Also...

My main question is - Why on earth would you put up a video that you know sucks? That's a catalyst for failure right there.

Uhh... Isn't that the point of this section of the forum existing? For people to go to threads and review other channels... Kinda seems unnecessary to make this thread.

I find that review-4-review is pretty pointless here, since the point (again, see the 'read before posting' thread) of coming here is so that you can ask for reviews [on specific topics] but also give reviews to other people who made their own posts asking for reviews.

A better way to word it Step into the shoes of your potential viewer and think to yourself, "what would I use to find [insert name(s)] video on the first page? What would make it show up on the first page". And use that. Tubebuddy is important to use since it shows the competition and search...

It should really be emphasized to the new members of the forum. We are your friends and colleagues, not your audience. We are here to help with knowledge and information that you can use to your advantage, but we won't view your content for the purpose of giving you views, likes, comments, or...

I draw my inspiration from four main YouTubers and they all have their own role in the way I view my content creation on YouTube. Emmablackery inspires me to be spontaneous and personable. Being just me makes for the most consistent videos. CaseyNeistat inspires me to go the extra mile and...

Secretly fantasizes about the color pink.

Actually, no. Even before the Community Review section was created, posting it in the service section still counted as inappropriate advertising. Now that its here in the creations section, it's fine, but beforehand, it was completely ousted elsewhere.

Think of it ethically. Only announce it when you hit 300, restrict it to those who were subscribed before 300, then close it and unlist the video when it's over. Nothing stings more than a person who subscribes for the chance of getting free stuff.

A good mix between SEO and legitimately good/unique content is your only way into the big leagues of YouTube. Master the art of SEO and content production, and you'll get those views that you desire. But I need to stress, there is no way to get more subscribers on YouTube. Referring to them...

There are ways to research SEO all over the internet. It isn't something that you find [maybe] in one place or the next. Search "YouTube SEO" and spend some time really drilling in the necessities of it in there.

Actually, you only need to credit the ones with Creative Commons attribution.

On YouTube, we pride ourselves [hopefully] in the content that we produce. I am the kind of person that advocates against advertising on forums and subreddits. I can very easily prove (and do in this post) the negatives and pseudo-positives that come with using forums, subreddits, and third...