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to get more subscribers on your YouTube channel,
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My name is Nick from tubertools.com,
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Okay so I just put out a video recently explaining
how you can ask people to subscribe
to your YouTube channel so that you
can increase the amount of people that are subscribing.
I'm getting a good response from it,
people are enjoying it,
getting some good comments, so I'm like,
"Hey, why not give you more ways
"that you can get more subscribers?"
The very first thing that
will help bring you more subscribers
is increasing the accessibility to your content.
Here's what I mean.
YouTube is a global platform.
There's a lot of different languages
being spoken on YouTube,
there's a lot of different people that,
let's say that you are making videos
for an English speaking market.
Well guess what? There's a lot of people that
are watching English speaking videos.
However, English isn't their first language.
Because of that, adding captions to your videos
so it's easier for people to understand
that don't speak English as a first language
can help you get more subscribers
because they can understand your content,
which can in turn help them to subscribe to you more.
Another side of accessibility if you want
to expand on that is to offer translations for your content.
Now look, I know that unless you speak languages
from all over the world that you're probably not going
to be able to just sit down and translate your content.
But YouTube does have some features built in
that that can help you actually do that.
Or you can actually turn on community generated translations
so that people that watch your videos
can translate them if they would like to.
As a matter of fact, if you look in most
of my video descriptions over the last,
I don't know, probably two years or so,
what you're going to find is you're going to
find a translation link down there,
where people can actually click on that link
and then they can translate my videos
into their native language.
Now, do I have a ton of translations?
Well, I do get translations.
Some videos do better than others,
but what happens there is
that makes my content more accessible
to people in these regions that have English
as their second language or when it's translated,
they don't even have to speak English to consume my content.
Feel free to click that link and translate any
of my videos by the way
if English is your second language, thanks.
Another thing that can be extremely helpful
in terms of generating more subscribers
is to use the grouping feature inside of YouTube.
Now, you're gonna hear me talking
about this a lot and here's why.
So I was at VidCon and I was having conversations
with a few different people,
and they were asking me about,
how do you find out what's working?
How do you know what people are responding to
versus what they're not responding to and so on.
So I said, "Hey, this is exactly how you do it,"
and they didn't even know that the feature existed.
So I'm gonna tell you how you can use
the grouping feature right now so that you can make sure
that you're making content that people are responding to
in the way that you want them to respond to it,
in terms of views or subscribers or watch time
or whatever it is that you happen to be after.
The very first thing you do of course
is you have to log in to your YouTube Analytics.
You do this by clicking on your profile picture
up in the top right hand corner of YouTube.
From there you will click on YouTube Studio Beta,
and then that will take you
into your creator studio dashboard.
Once inside of the creator studio dashboard,
what you want to do then is you want to
click on the option that says Analytics.
Once you click on Analytics,
from that point what you want to do is you want
to click on the little option right here that says See More.
When you do that, a whole other area is going to open up
for you that's gonna let you dig into some fun data.
However, the part that I want you to look at
is actually at the top next to your username.
There's a little down arrow, I want you to click on that.
Once you click on that, you're gonna have
another dialog box pop up and in that dialog box you want
to click on Groups.
Once you click on Groups, then down
in the bottom left hand side,
there you will see Create New Group.
Okay, now here's what you want to do.
It's basically inside of the groups,
when you're creating the groups,
is you want to create groups based
on the specific type of content that you have.
So let's say if you have some vlogs,
and then let's say that you have some,
we'll just use me as an example,
let's say you have some vlogs
then you have some training content.
Or in my case let's say that I'm just
comparing view videos compared to subscriber videos
or something like that.
However this would apply to you,
in terms of the specific content that you make,
is how you would actually want
to group the videos together,
but that's the idea.
They're groups, so you want to group
together the specific content
so that you can compare different types
of content against each other.
But anyway, once you create the groups
and you categorize your content into those groups.
What you can do is you can actually compare
those different groups against each other
by selecting one of the groups,
and then going up and clicking on
Compare To, and then selecting the other group.
When you do that you can compare different sets
of data against each group.
So as an example that you're seeing on the screen right now
in this particular situation,
I know that this drives more subscribers
than this type of content.
Now, something that I want you to keep in mind.
Let's say that you have a breakout video.
You have a video that just does amazing.
What you want to do is in that particular case,
if you're actually running tests
to see what people respond to the most.
Then if you have one video that takes off
and it ends up distorting that data that you're getting,
in that particular case you're gonna want to reel
that one back in by deleting that one from the group.
Not the channel, but just from the group so that
that one isn't polluting the data that you have.
Now within that, depending
on what you are actually comparing you can just say,
"Okay, well, if its subscriber count that I can just kind
"of figure out the view to subscribe ratio
"between the two different groups,"
But if it's something like watch time for example,
in that particular situation obviously the one
that's getting tons and tons of views is gonna have
a lot more watch time on it than the ones that are not,
and therefore you'd want to pull that one out so
that the actual data that you're looking at
is somewhat similar in terms of trying to figure out
which things are working and which things are not.
But as another side note,
if you do have that video that takes off,
then of course you want to make more of those
because those are bringing in
all the other stuff that you want.
The next thing that's going to help you
increase the amount of subscribers that you're getting
to your channel of course is to make sure that you
are adding some kind of value to the people that
are watching your YouTube videos.
Here's what I mean.
There's only so much time in the day,
and there's so many videos to watch on YouTube.
And because of that you have to make sure
that the videos that you are uploading
are worth watching for the people
that are coming into your videos.
They are giving you time and you
are giving them good content.
That's the exchange that you want to take place.
You don't want the exchange to take place
where they are coming in giving you their time
but you're not giving them anything
worth spending that time on.
A little side note for that one,
a little trick is the better that you get at
that particular thing, the better everything's going to be.
But anyway at the end of the day,
you just want the people that are watching your content
to leave with something, right?
So when they come in, they watch your content, they're like,
"Yeah, that was that was good.
"I got to make sure I subscribe to here
"if I remember to do it."
Which brings me to the next point.
Ask them to subscribe.
Here's the thing, if people are watching your content,
and your content's really good,
well, in that particular case
you're gonna lose a lot of people if you don't ask.
You're gonna lose a lot of people who were
just caught up in your content like,
"Wow, that was amazing,"
but they're not really thinking about subscribing
because they're not YouTubers.
So all you do in that situation is you give them
a tiny little nudge by reminding them to subscribe
to your YouTube channel.
Now this video is not over, I've got more for you.
However, I do want to let you know
that I made an entire video on how to actually ask
for subscribers so that you can increase the rate
that people are subscribing to your channel.
I'll just put a link to that right up here.
But if you don't ask, of course you're going
to have people that are gonna subscribe
because they like your content.
However if you do ask, you're going to increase that
because people are going to be reminded to subscribe
when they are otherwise not necessarily thinking about it.
The next thing that you want to do on this list
in order to increase the amount of people
that are subscribing to your YouTube channel
is to work on your charisma.
People subscribe to channels on YouTube
because they get value out of it,
but they also subscribe to channels on YouTube
because they enjoy that content creator
and they enjoy the personality of that content creator
and the nuances of that content creator.
So because of that,
what you should do as a content creator
is you should work on your charisma in terms of
how do you become the best version of yourself
and how do you communicate that best version of
yourself when you're on camera.
So what I want you to do is just think about it and say,
"Okay, well am I projecting the best version
"of myself on camera?
"Can I communicate in a better way?
"What should I do if I don't think that's the case?"
It's your lucky day, I'm gonna tell you exactly
what you should do.
So, there's a YouTube channel called Charisma on Command.
I don't know them personally but it's a channel
that I watch as well and Charisma on Command
is a great way to actually develop your charisma
or just kind of know what to look for
when it comes to charisma,
and just kind of learn how to express yourself
in a charismatic way.
I highly recommend that you check out
that YouTube channel if you don't know
where to start on this sort of thing.
I'll put a link to them in the description.
But at the end of the day,
since people do respond to other people on YouTube,
let it out.
Be yourself, be who you are, don't hold back,
be all you, whatever that means to you, be all you.
Another thing that's gonna help you
get more subscribers here on YouTube is to get more views.
I actually put together a video,
a step by step video on how you can get more views.
You can click on that right here right now.
And to learn more about growing your channel,
making videos and all types of other YouTube related stuff,
start now by subscribing and clicking the bell
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Thank you so much for watching,
I'll see you next time.