How To Increase Youtube Views By Yourself

How To Increase Youtube Views By Yourself

You've got your titles figured out, You've got your thumbnails figured out, You even have your relative retention on point But still you're not getting any more views My name is Daniel and I'm here to help. Now, hopefully at this point You've seen the first three steps of this four-step solution to driving views to your channel. If you haven't, I'll put links to them down in the description But today I want to talk about the last step in this four step process. We know that YouTube starts by sending your videos to subscribers who have hit the bell notification first As well as your most active subscribers But after that, YouTube is going to take a minute to absorb all of these metrics that we've talked about How you rank for your tags,  your click-through rate Does it look like we've got some fairly decent relative retention? And that the audience is actually staying around for most of your video? And it's going to start figuring out the viewing habits of the people who like your video and how to find other viewers that are similar to those viewers to test this video in front of And it'll push it up slowly and see what response it gets in front of different test audiences. 

The last important ingredient, and this I can't stress enough is patience. Patience. If you throw a teabag in a cup of hot water Talking to you Doug Hewson! And you yank it right back out quickly All you're going to have his hot water, not tea. It takes time for that tea to steep And it takes time for your video content to steep as well I've had videos that were optimized perfectly My flow was on point... the retention looked great But the video jumped up in views when it was first published... and then fell off the face of the Earth. But I let it sit there and steep. All of a sudden, it started to climb And that little video that only started out with a few hundred views is now up over five thousand views It's got great watch time metrics, A great click-through rate and it ranks for its title and keyword terms So it's doing all of the things that we talked about because it was well optimized it hit its target And I gave it the time to grow YouTube tells us content has a shelf-life Videos don't last forever. You can have a video today that is driving thousands of views every day and bringing in hundreds of subscribers and next month it could go down the charts and never recover. It's not guaranteed to consistently perform, especially if it's about a trending topic But even an evergreen topic. 

That's why it's so important to keep making fresh content Well-optimized content. Content that is researched and that your target audience is responding to. If we keep placing all these little investments of content on our channel, they'll slowly all start paying dividends back to us At different times and as each one of them blooms Your channel will continue to grow. There's your four steps