The 3 things that I mention in this video could be the reason why your channel isn't
growing or why it's not growing faster.
Watch this video all the way through and your channel might just blow up in 2020.
Hey guys, what's up!?
It's Muaaz here and welcome back to another video.
So, in my recent videos I've told some of you guys to drop your 2020 YouTube goals in
the comment section of my videos.
And when I get some free time, I actually look through my comments and check out a lot
of your channels.
I really want you guys to achieve your goals but I noticed many of you are making 3 very
common mistakes that I see way too often, so I'm going to cover those in today's video.
So, if this is your like first time ever watching a video from me and you want to learn more
about like growing your channel, and other YouTube related things, definitely hit that
sub button below the video and also turn on my notifications to get notified whenever
I do upload another video.
And also hit that like button if you're feeling generous but anyways, while you're doing that,
people always tell me, Muaaz I'm uploading so much on my channel but why are people just
not coming to my channel, or sticking around, subscribing, and things like that, right?
And well, these 3 mistakes that I'm about to mention in this video are literally keeping
people from subscribing to your channel.
So anyways let's finally get started with mistake number 1!
So this mistake might actually be something that you do but you don't even know that you're
doing it, so if you can, ask your friends or family members to watch your videos and
answer it honestly for you.
But the mistake is that you're just too low in energy.
Viewers on YouTube aren't really interested in watching content that they don't get pulled
into.
And like your main goal with creating content on YouTube is that you want the viewer to
be locked into the video that they're watching, and don't want them to be distracted by something
else.
So if you have low energy in your videos, people will most likely get bored easily while
watching your content.
And please hear me out here, I know a lot of people, they just can't help having low
energy, like it's might be a medical condition, or it's just something in their personality.
Like you just can't help it, and that's totally okay too!
Like it might just be a part of your personality, I don't know, and that's totally okay!
But then try to find other ways to keep your viewer drawn into your content.
This can be things like your commentary style, or like the jokes you make, and things like
that.
You don't have to be insanely energetic like I was saying before.
You don't have to be like FaZe Rug, or Tanner Fox, or Logan Paul, or whoever, right?
But like look at me for example, I'm just talking with you normally right?
But if I was giving my tips in like a super monotone voice, super monotone voice.
Like it just wouldn't be fun to watch, like here's an example of a small change you can
make in a video of yours to make it more enjoyable Alright, here's me talking monotone right
now: Hey guys, what's up it's Muaaz here and welcome back to another video, today we're
going to be talking about blah blah blah.
And like that's just boring but normally I'm like: Hey guys, what's up it's Muaaz here
and welcome back to another video, today we're going to be talking about blah blah blah.
So, like you can kind of tell there's a huge different there, and it's a kind of small
tweak that I make.
I'm not like, super energetic in my videos, but you can tell that I'm completely different
in comparison to being monotone.
Alright awesome, lets finally move onto mistake number 2!
And this is one that I'm not gonna blame you guys for it because honestly, I'm at fault
for it too, sometimes I don't listen to this tip either, but because of that, I really
do know that it does hurt your subscriber count a lot, and it just stops you from gaining
more subscribers faster.
It's no secret that YouTube's mysterious algorithm tends to send more viewers and traffic to
channels that upload more on YouTube.
It's a pretty common tip but that's the tip I wanted to say for number 2.
Is like, upload on a regular basis where people can kind of like expect your content to come
out around the same time every week, or every other day, or whatever it may be.
And honestly, it's better to upload once every week if you can do that instead of uploading
5 times in one week and then taking the rest of the month off.
Like it is much better just to do one upload a week in my personally opinion.
But more important than just getting content out in general, is that you want the algorithm
to see that you're a creator who is pushing out content on a regular basis that people
are actually engaging with.
And what I mean by that is even if it's a small amount of people, it will notice that
people are liking the video, they're commenting on the video, they're watching it longer,
they may be looping it and things like that.
If it sees your videos performing well with a small group of people, it will try to push
you to a bigger group and that's kind of how you'll get more subscribers on YouTube by
being consistent.
It's all about uploading regularly and I guess just on a regular basis if that makes sense.
I think I just said the same thing twice.
My bad.
Anyways, let's finally get onto tip number 3 and that is to put the work into your videos.
Like content is king, and we hear probably everyone talk about that all the time.
And when I look at some channels that are commenting in my comment section of my videos
asking for some advice, I see some videos where they do an amazing job with them, and
then the next few videos are like insanely boring, or like they're poorly edited, or
very low energy and things like that.
And let's just say for example, one day if YouTube decided, alright we're going to recommend
this channel on YouTube today.
But then they push one of your videos that are like, insanely boring.
and I'm not saying that YouTube works that way specifically, I'm almost certain that
it does not but let's just say that in this example it does.
So YouTube decides to recommend one of your videos to a bunch of random people one day,
but it happens to be one of your most boring videos.
Now you had an amazing chance to get a bunch of new subscribers, but they left because
they didn't get locked into the content like I was talking about earlier on in the video.
So, what I'm saying here is just try making your content as good as you can, or as well
as you can, whatever the right word is, because your viewers will be able to tell that you
care enough about their viewing experience.
And that really does go a long way, like that alone will make them subscribe and want to
keep coming back to your channel.
And I promise you it doesn't matter if you have like 5 subs, 200 subscribers, 50, whatever.
Make every video the best you can make it, make it like you have like 1,000 subscribers
watching you, or 10,000, or 100,000, or whatever.
Because that small thing where you show you care enough about your viewer to put 100%
effort into all the videos that you make will make your viewer want to stick around longer.
It will make them want to subscribe to your channel, comment on your channel, or comment
on your videos, interact with you on social media and things like that.
Like just that small effort really goes a long way when you're putting in 100 percent
effort into all of your videos.
Anyways, for those of you who are still watching this video so far, let me know what topic
you guys want me to cover in my next video, and I'll make that video as soon as I can!
Also if you guys want to learn more about how to grow your channel, and a bunch of other
YouTube related stuff, please hit that like button, and subscribe to the channel, and
turn on my notifications so you get notified whenever I upload.
Woah, I'm blurring really quick.
Let me zoom.. let me get closer..
It's so crazy like, my camera quality is actually insane.
Like you can literally see my eye lashes, that's insane.
What was I talking about.
I don't even remember.
Anyways, drop a like if you enjoyed the video and all that good stuff and I'll see you in
the next one!
Peace.