u/SheepherderSea9717

Hi guys

I post 6 days a week, everyday but saturday. Here is my basic schedule. It is an interview channel.

Monday and Wednesday - Videos (5-15 minutes on average)

Friday - Long video (at least an hour)

Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday - Youtube shorts

I should mention, I have the content to post that much and I do not mind doing it. I have been stagnant around 3600/3700 subs for awhile. My videos seem to get more youtube shorts views than long but I want my regular video views up. I am considering taking a mini hiatus and going a week straight without posting then posting maybe once or twice a week. But I don't know if that would truly fix anything here. Any thoughts/advice would be helpful.

I post 6 days a week, everyday but saturday. Here is my basic schedule. It is an interview channel.

Monday and Wednesday - Videos (5-15 minutes on average)

Friday - Long video (at least an hour)

Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday - Youtube shorts

I should mention, I have the content to post that much and I do not mind doing it. I have been stagnant around 3600/3700 subs for awhile. My videos seem to get more youtube shorts views than long but I want my regular video views up. I am considering taking a mini hiatus and going a week straight without posting then posting maybe once or twice a week. But I don't know if that would truly fix anything here. Any thoughts/advice would be helpful.

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