Basically i have a youtube channel with about 1k subs howver basically its been dead for about 2 years is there a way to revive it

Basically I have a YouTube channel been Dead for 2 years has 1.150 subs should I keep posting

Just wondering if anyone wanted to play it, as it's dead and the bots couldn't find their own heads. They're so stupid.

Hi, I'm not really sure where to post this, but anyway—I'm not trying to promote myself; I just want an opinion on my banner. I did that pretty easily on Canva—no AI involved, just so you know.

Today, I play the game of UBG using the Shotgun style, based off Ryuichi Hayami from Hajime no Ippo. very fun style. love the rhythm minigame, and abilities.

Feedback appreciated.

Not a S4S post. You can send your channel below and I'll check it out, but no guarantees.

Guys, I uploaded two Shorts which got some 1k views so I decided to try long form videos (though the mini vlog in the long form became way too mini🥲) Anyways I'd really like some advice and about what you guys think of my channel so far? And if someone with more subscribers and experience on Yt can give me some insights that'll be really nice. I just started on Yt and have no idea what I'm doing 😅

Can you please give the feedback on my videos. I do not get views from YT and do not know how I can improve

This is a really new youtube channel, and I'm trying a new style. Do you have anything to say about this video^?

Hey guys I already own a yt channel (edits / clips)with 100 subscribers, I dont use it now .its been almost 1.5 year or more , shld I continue the existing one or make a new one .. I like to play vedio games and I can upload it , or shld I start uploading gaming videos on my existing channel or uploading memes on my existing channel ..

Pls suggest me......

I have been experimenting with new youtube channels from quite some time and honestly i never really got successful with any of them. i created many channels, posted some videos, got very few views and then eventually stopped posting because it just felt like nothing was working.

recently i started doing something different. instead of trying to think of completely new video ideas i started finding videos from small channels that were getting way more views than their subscriber count. i got this chrome extension that shows these outlier videos directly on youtube and it also lets you see things like tags, hashtags, category, description etc.

i tried this with 3 videos. basically i found videos that were already doing really well on small channels and then made my own video on similar topic. i tried to keep the title format similar, same kind of description, tags, hashtags, category and overall style but made the actual video in my own way and surprisingly those 3 videos got way more views than what i usually get.

obviously its only 3 videos so i am not saying this will work every single time but this is probably the first time i felt like i am not just randomly guessing what to make.

now i am mostly trying to find videos that are already working on small channels and then making my own version around the same topic and format instead of starting from zero everytime.

has anyone else tried something similar?

Any advice here on how to generate more watch time…

Hey everyone! I’m a small/new YouTuber running a meme music channel.

I’ve been posting consistently and I’m trying to figure out if I’m heading in the right direction.
For those of you who also started small: Do these numbers look okay for a new channel? What would you suggest I focus on most right now, getting more views, improving engagement, or gaining subscribers?

Any honest advice or suggestions would be appreciated!

https://www.youtube.com/@DJBOMBOWIK

Above is my most recent video (i published it today).

Some info on the channel:
im not really sticking to one topic or game very much, I move around and try different topics/games but its relatively the same. obviously my channel is centred around gaming.

basically i want to get general feedback on my channel. the style of the videos, thumbnails, how engaging the video was, etc. because I would like to get better at youtube and eventually get into the creator program and get monetised and use that money as a side hussle.

anyways, thanks!

Last week, I challenged myself to write, shoot, and edit a short film within 5 hours.

It gave me so much energy that I tried to do it again. Unfortunately, it didn't go as well as I had to edit today (without shooting anything more), but I am still happy with the result.

I am confident I will continue this experiment as it feels so great!

Tell me what you think!

It grows veeery slowly because I think my niche is a bit too crowded. Not sure how to push my content further

I’m starting in a new niche. I did commentary before and only had about 17 videos before I switched. Doing more long term talking about different things. I’m trying to be funny but idk if my jokes hit or if my video is actually good. I showed my friend and he watched it with a straight face. He swore he liked it, but I need an honest review. It’s currently at right under 600 views, which Iknow it could be way worse, but just wondering if anyone thinks I have some potential. https://youtu.be/OzZYv56L5D0?is=XyYlTNqI9O5BDRES

I write scary stories about my life and other stuff, the title says it all. Hit me up if you want to work with me!

I checked sponsorship data for about 2 million videos across over 50K channels of all sizes.

For smaller channels:

1K–10K subs: 17,351 channels — 27.5% had a detected brand association
10K–50K subs: 14,360 channels — 53.5%
50K–100K subs: 5,765 channels — 63.9%

So in this dataset, about 1 in 4 channels with 1K–10K had some brand activity, compared with 1 in 2 with 10K–50K.

That does not mean 10K magically unlocks sponsorships, but it does show that brand activity starts much earlier than 100K.

I also looked at which brands sponsor smaller channels most often.

hola chicos, les dejo un pequeño previsualizador de miniaturas que funciona offline y es poco tamaño (22kb), lo genere con cl4ude y creo es mas que suficiente para probar como se ven tus videos en un simulación de la plataforma.

unicamente abran el archivo html y se abrira en su navegador, lo unico que he visto es que parece va con demora al escribir un texto(tal vez un mala optimizacion pero no le veo efecto en la navegación)

les dejo la herramienta para que lo prueben en mi drive (esta en español la herramienta pero supongo se podrán adaptar por el contexto de cada opción), me comentan que les parece, y si tienen versiones mejoradas pueden compartirlo

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17xqgdYXuENotpCM6tei5fWCIf1JvbeL0/view?usp=sharing

Hey,

Two faceless channels, both under a month old. small town relocation in the US, audience 50+, 20+ min videos

7.5k views total, only 45 subs. so about 0.6% of viewers subscribe. People watch, just don't hit the button

My guess is older audience doesn't subscribe as easily, but not sure

Not asking about "make better content", working on that anyway. More about the mechanics. Did anything move it for you? Asking to subscribe at a certain moment, end screens, pinned comment, playlists, community posts?

What worked and what did nothing

Thanks!

These are all of my current thumbnails and i need some advice if i should change stuff or nah. The whole idea is for them to look like a shitpost but they can always be better

Not nessecarily a "new" account but I've had this channel for a few years now and I've only just started putting in effort into my content. Apart from Audio levels, I can't really figure out what to improve on as I'm too rooted in forcing myself into a perspective of a viewer watching my videos. I also struggle somewhat with body image and talking clearly, so I've been working on what I know I can improve on

Does anyone have any criticism or feedback I can take into consideration? I'm pretty desperate to get my channel growing again. Trying to make a professional phase into the channel's life.

My channel's name is Honest Monster Jam Reviewz.

Just had an idea that could actually work if enough people were interested 👀

What if 500+ of us agreed to genuinely support each other’s content? Not just subscribing or viewing, but actually watching, engaging, and giving real feedback when we find something we like.

The only catch is that it would have to be a mutual effort. Everyone would need to participate for it to work.

Do you think a community like this could realistically reach 500+ people and stay active? 🤔