In the end, if we can truly stand out, getting noticed will take time. Not everyone can be found in an instant, so keeping relevant is important.
How do you stand out, over everyone else?
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Yeah that's true, YouTube is all about patience. You have to keep persevering, and if you can't do that then there's a little chance you can succeed on YouTube!
- Have fun
- Know what you're talking about
- Respond to supporters
- Be patience
- Upload often
- Strive to entertain
- Strive to improve
Many people give up before they can even improve, that's the sad part. When instant gratification doesn't come their way, everything else is meaningless.
Patience is key for a lot of people, you never know when you can get discovered.
I've been looking just to improve because once people start saying you deserve more subs you know you're doing something right.
I watched Level Cap go from 13K to 1Mil and before he really took off I remember saying you deserve more subs.
Improving is vital, because you can attract a whole lot more people when you're more presentable. Everybody can make drastic changes in a few weeks, or even months of hard work. Skill doesn't just appear out of nowhere, it gets earned over time ^^
I'm just myself! I like using my own personal input and experiences to influence my gameplays and I don't fake my personalityHow do you stand out, over everyone else?
People often forget, that there's thousand upon thousands of videos that are released every day. Uploading video games, vlog videos, they all share striking similarities, with hardly any variation at all. In your honest opinion, how do you stand apart from everyone else on youtube, what makes you unique?
People tend to take their personality too much, or they exaggerate it. When people say be unique, they want you to be yourself, and to be the best version of yourself that you can be ^^
More than anything though, I think where I differ is selflessness. I want to genuinely help people and become a positive influence to my viewers. In not trying to be big and live off of YouTube, I'm just trying to be myself and help people
I'm more focused on community engagement. In the past I was focused on getting popular, but you rarely make great friends that way. Becoming a positive influence will help out down the line, you never know who can help you back some day ^^More than anything though, I think where I differ is selflessness. I want to genuinely help people and become a positive influence to my viewers. In not trying to be big and live off of YouTube, I'm just trying to be myself and help people
I've learned more and more that if you do good things that good things are more offense to happen, plus I just like helping people. I'm just trying to do right by my life
Well, I never know somebody to hate a good person for being nice
I hope things continue to work out for you Goped ^^
And I wish the same for youWell, I never know somebody to hate a good person for being nice
It gets about double the views of some of my series however some other ones still nearly reach as much as it
That's an extreme amount, I hope you can continue to capitalize on everything ^^
Hah, my hair sticks out in a way as well. You don't see too many golden hair dudes on youtubeWelp my hair sticks out, Beat that
I dunno ;;u;; I just do what I like doing, I guess I'm not really thinking all the time about how to be unique, I'm just enjoying making what I post and trying to do it in a way that other people enjoy it too?How do you stand out, over everyone else?
People often forget, that there's thousand upon thousands of videos that are released every day. Uploading video games, vlog videos, they all share striking similarities, with hardly any variation at all. In your honest opinion, how do you stand apart from everyone else on youtube, what makes you unique?
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Yeah enjoying yourself and doing content you like and mixing it with a bit of unique is what I do and it keeps it fun for me and unique for my channel to growI dunno ;;u;; I just do what I like doing, I guess I'm not really thinking all the time about how to be unique, I'm just enjoying making what I post and trying to do it in a way that other people enjoy it too?
Video editing-wise, I just put my personality into making my videos. I love memes, puns and even bad jokes, so I usually add them into my videos along with some references to movies, tv shows and what not. To me, it's basically showing the audience who I am and what I like.
Content-wise, I try to stand out in some games I do. Since I started out doing Minecraft videos and some of my audience only watch those, I try to give them a reason to stick around to my channel and upload a weekly series on Minecraft called Minecraft Town Showcase, where I showcase towns on a Towny Server in the most ridiculous way possible by adding memes, references, puns and, if you're lucky, parodies! It certainly gained a lot of views and attracted a lot of new viewers to my channel.
Another series I do is Far Cry Primal and/or Far Cry 4 where I claim outposts using my viewer's creative suggestions, whether how I claim the outpost or what I use to claim the outpost. Sometimes, the audience wanted me to go a level higher and try to do stupid stuff while claiming the outpost...for instance, act dramatically throughout the whole video XD.
I also do monthly vlogs where I use my audience's suggestions for the intro, like singing songs in my language. It's a series where I keep my audience updated in case they haven't been reading my tweets or where I announce something that I plan on making in the future. It's a way where I can engage with my viewers and it's definitely fun making them.
There are other series I do that are plain ol' gameplays, but the shenanigans that happens in the video is something you don't wanna miss. My friends and I can literally come up with the most stupidest jokes/puns/you name it and it always ended up with all of us having the time of our lives. It may not be original, but it's an experience worth sharing.
And these are the things, that I believe, makes my channel unique.
Content-wise, I try to stand out in some games I do. Since I started out doing Minecraft videos and some of my audience only watch those, I try to give them a reason to stick around to my channel and upload a weekly series on Minecraft called Minecraft Town Showcase, where I showcase towns on a Towny Server in the most ridiculous way possible by adding memes, references, puns and, if you're lucky, parodies! It certainly gained a lot of views and attracted a lot of new viewers to my channel.
Another series I do is Far Cry Primal and/or Far Cry 4 where I claim outposts using my viewer's creative suggestions, whether how I claim the outpost or what I use to claim the outpost. Sometimes, the audience wanted me to go a level higher and try to do stupid stuff while claiming the outpost...for instance, act dramatically throughout the whole video XD.
I also do monthly vlogs where I use my audience's suggestions for the intro, like singing songs in my language. It's a series where I keep my audience updated in case they haven't been reading my tweets or where I announce something that I plan on making in the future. It's a way where I can engage with my viewers and it's definitely fun making them.
There are other series I do that are plain ol' gameplays, but the shenanigans that happens in the video is something you don't wanna miss. My friends and I can literally come up with the most stupidest jokes/puns/you name it and it always ended up with all of us having the time of our lives. It may not be original, but it's an experience worth sharing.
And these are the things, that I believe, makes my channel unique.
People might be compelled to join you randomly, which works ^^I dunno ;;u;; I just do what I like doing, I guess I'm not really thinking all the time about how to be unique, I'm just enjoying making what I post and trying to do it in a way that other people enjoy it too?
I don't use memes myself, but I'm chalk full of puns and lame jokes
Younger audiences take well to that sort of uniqueness ^^ Taking suggestions work nicely if you have a fanbase. It just sounds like you have a nice community to work off of ^^