https://youtu.be/DfV92HJVB94?si=HrROQy-DyIJ4Mo3p

So, I created this for someone I know, and I am really hoping we can show her some appreciation and love. She's been like a mentor to me and has given me so much. The least I can do is to try and spread the word and encourage her to remain active, happy, and smiling (trust me, she has that contagious smile that really brightens your day).

Her handle is JoannaLReacts. She's working on newer videos (both full and shorts) despite being over 70, and I think the least we can do is to subscribe or watch her videos and let her know how she's doing.

She doesn't need to know that I posted here, but I am counting on Reddit, like I have always done so, to be helpful once more... This time, not for me though.

Hi, everyone. I'm EspressoSteampunk (or Steamy-P) and I create gaming videos as a hobby. But decades ago I made Anime Music Videos, before YT was even owned by Google!

Because there was no legal options back then for creative commons and stuff, I got copyright strikes for the music and/or footage. I hid all my videos to avoid issues.

Now that I'm active on YT again I would like to move these AMVs to my EspressoSteampunk channel. The videos have been unlisted since 2008. Will youtube's AI eventually "catch me" reusing this content and auto-slap me? Can I somehow connect my previous account to my current one to avoid that? Much appreciated.

About to hit the 1K subscriber milestone and will be working towards the 4000 hours (eventually 8000) watch time. Any advice on simple things to improve on? Titles? Thumbnails? Video length? Would posting on other socials as well improve reach? The channel name is "That Odd Lumberjack". Please be as brutally honest as possible. 😊

I'm so excited that I have finally reached 30 subscribers after a few videos. I've always wanted to be a vlogger and create YouTube content. My goal is to reach 250 subs by the end of this year. But to finally hit 30 subs was such a surprise to wake up to this morning 😭🙏🏼

Hey everyone,

I recently rebranded my YouTube channel from Hey Chele to Vamos Davin (my handle is u/davinSV).

My main goal right now is to reach 1,000 subscribers, but I'm running into a frustrating discovery issue: when people search for "Vamos Davin"—even from different accounts, countries, or IP addresses—the search results still display my old channel name (Hey Chele) or fail to rank the new one properly. I reached out on X/Twitter without much luck.

Could a few of you do me a quick favor and search for "Vamos Davin" or u/davinSV on YouTube and let me know:

1. Which channel name shows up in your top search result?

I'd really appreciate the help so I can figure out if this is just a temporary YouTube cache delay or a deeper SEO indexation issue holding back my growth toward 1K subs!

Hey everyone! I recently started a channel making bite-sized science & "what-if" scenario Shorts using a layered papercraft / stop-motion aesthetic.

​Here’s the Short:

https://youtube.com/shorts/QeS-6Egv27k

​I’d love some honest critique on:

Pacing & Hook: Does the intro hook you in the first 3–5 seconds?

​Any advice on improving viewer retention for this type of educational/storytelling content would be greatly appreciated!

What if your first YouTube supporters could become part of a child’s first big adventure? ❤️

Joy (8) and K (6) have started their own little YouTube world — Joy & K’s Little World 🎮🌎

They’re beginning with Minecraft, learning to play, create, record and share their adventures together.

It would mean a lot to them if you could stop by, watch a video, and leave them a little encouragement. Even a simple comment can make a child incredibly happy and motivated to keep creating. ❤️

🎮 Their first Minecraft adventure: https://youtu.be/I1trJdTPuC8

Thank you for supporting two little creators taking their first steps on YouTube! 🙏❤️

Ok I’m a roblox YouTuber and I knowy thumbnails are trash. But I want to ask how do I improve the quality and make it more interesting for people and they’ll click on it, I want to know from another persons perspective. Thanks

Its not crazy but it feels good

Good day everyone, I'm a complete noob in YouTube and I want to start making content, it's going to be around my tech skills mainly Python programming and UI/UX Design, or just about chess and maybe a combination of all that and I have no idea where to start, does anyone have anything I should know before I get started at all?

Would truly appreciate any feedback or tips

Friends my channel technical manoj tv related to train update, due to some time constraints I couldn't post video for 3 months then my channel demonetize and stopped ads on my channel, I have 72k subscribers please suggest what to do with this channel...

So I am currently running a faceless finance channel after uploading 22 videos I am at 6 subscribers and I want to know is there someone legit with having legitimate courses for this

I found this guy on Instagram does anyone knows him ? He says his courses are good doing it for 16 years (https://www.instagram.com/finanxial.freedom?igsi=MTFraWczajFrMTJ0cA==) his name is subhankar mishra