Why do people resist changing routines that clearly don't work?
reddit.comu/Select-Back7732 — 6 hours ago
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This is how every "5 minute" YouTube check ends
Open YouTube Studio.
Look at today's views.
Open yesterday's video.
Read comments.
Check subscriber count.
Look at revenue.
Thirty minutes gone.
u/Select-Back7732 — 22 hours ago
How did you become more productive without working longer hours?
reddit.comu/Select-Back7732 — 1 day ago
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One YouTube decision you still regret?
Not talking about a bad video.
I'm talking about something that actually slowed your channel down.
Wrong niche?
Deleting old videos?
Ignoring Shorts?
Curious what everyone learned the hard way.
u/Select-Back7732 — 2 days ago
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780k views, 41k likes, 12k subscribers... what's the biggest jump one YouTube video has ever given your channel?
reddit.comu/Select-Back7732 — 2 days ago
▲ 5 r/YouTubeCamp
If you had to restart your YouTube channel today, what would you do differently?
Assume you have zero subscribers and can't rely on an existing audience.
What's the first thing you'd change based on everything you've learned?
u/Select-Back7732 — 5 days ago
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I miss when finding a good YouTube channel felt like discovering a hidden gem.
Maybe it's nostalgia, but I remember randomly stumbling across small creators and binge-watching their entire channel. Now it feels like I mostly stick to whatever YouTube recommends. Does anyone else feel like discovery has changed?
u/Select-Back7732 — 6 days ago
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What's the highest number of returning viewers you've had in the last 28 days?
reddit.comu/Select-Back7732 — 11 days ago
▲ 12 r/YouTubeCamp
What's the highest number of subscribers you've gained in a single month?
reddit.comu/Select-Back7732 — 17 days ago