The following videos are case studies of successful YouTubers
YouTube's channels haven't started yet. Neil Patel. According to him, within his first year of starting a YouTube channel, he was able to garner over 100,000 subscribers, and to date, he has over 298,000 subscribers. So what is the key to Neil Patel's success on YouTube? Well, the key to her success is the same as other successful YouTubers. And one of the main things I see is the uniformity among successful YouTubers. Well, he tries to shoot three videos per week. Now, if you don't have time for three videos per week, try watching only one video per week. OK, so he shows three videos per week. And according to him, in this way he systematically gets more than 9000 subscribers per month. He also tries to optimize his videos. And ideally, he makes them longer than five minutes, as YouTube prefers videos that are at least longer than five minutes. And of course, have a good title and thumbnail. Many people already know that if you want to be a successful YouTube channel, and you want to attract clicks, you need to have a catchy thumbnail that grabs attention and also a good title. Now, while optimizing your videos, you also need to see what keywords your competitors are using. So you have to do keyword searches in your niche on YouTube, so that you can see what your competitors are doing. Another thing he likes to do is transcribe his videos, he uses a service called rev.com. And they subscribe to videos for pennies on the dollar. This is a case study of minority mindset, YouTube channel. And these YouTubers try to teach people how to think differently about money and their target audience is aspiring entrepreneurs, and basically anyone who wants to get out of the nine to five rat race. He currently has over 429,000 subscribers, but it took over a year for YouTube to finally start noticing him. After about a year and a few months, they were able to grow customers to over 30,000. But the amazing thing is that about a month after that, they were able to grow to 100,000 subscribers. So basically they went from 30 to 100. So about 30,000 to 100,000 customers a month. And it's been snowballing ever since. So what's your secret? Well, according to him there is no secret formula, you just have to stick to it. According to him.
If you want to become a successful YouTuber,
You have to constantly create interesting videos that viewers want to share every week, and try to improve your videos every week as well. When they got serious about this YouTube channel, they started putting out at least two videos per week consistently. When you watch the video, you know what their channel is about and this is one advice they will share with you that you have to tell people what your channel is about, don't make videos on dog training And then the one about health. There has to be a coherent theme for this. And once you find your niche, you have to be unique and give people a reason to see you instead of hundreds of other YouTubers. You can also copy other YouTubers, content but add your own spice and style to it. And one of the fastest way to grow your channel is through collaboration. For the first time, he had 1000 subscribers in a day when he did call support for the first time. Earlier, his biggest day was 150 subscribers. Now, in terms of optimizing your videos, they do not recommend keeping a copy of your videos. There's another YouTuber I've done a case study with, and he really likes to have a transcript and according to him, it helps his ranking. But according to these guys, you know, it used to be a popular method. But now it hurts the ranking of people according to him. So the advice I give you is to experiment yourself and see what works for you, because what works for others may not work for you. Other little things they did were sharing their videos on social media, and also had a nice thumbnail, and title that made people want to click on your video, they say with faces that thumbnails do best. So, if you notice, they all have faces on the thumbnails. And also those who do well according to their titles, or lists and questions. For example, five steps to get six-pack abs and focus on quality after all the ingredients. And finally, I have a schedule so that people know when to expect your videos.
This is a case study of a YouTube channel
His name is Ralph Smart. He is a very charismatic person. And the topics he talks about are almost anything related to the New Age, health, spirituality, and self-help. And there are probably other topics I didn't mention, but you can go ahead, travel the infinite waters, watch all their videos. I'm assuming now that because of YouTube, he's been able to successfully branch out into other areas and earn other income streams outside of YouTube, he's been able to write books on selling his own wares, and he's going around the world. In public speaking. Now, although he is a charismatic person, he is not the only one that determines your success on YouTube. So let's go ahead and take a look at the key to his success. What is clear now is that he is consistent. If you have already seen other case studies, you should know by now that they all have one thing or one thing in common, that they are all consistent and making a video in the context of the one they created. You know, he advises people to make videos that get people out of their chairs, that's your content, move your audience, don't play it safe the way he sees it, always You have to try to push the boundaries, you might even have to make controversial videos to go viral. And he points out that the video you are most afraid of making is usually the one that is going to change your life. Because it is the videos that are pushing boundaries, you also have to be vulnerable, so that you can connect with your audience and be different with them. And it goes without saying that you should be yourself. You want your audience to like you for who you are. And if you watch his videos, you can tell that he enjoys what he's doing. So if you're going to go down this route, you have to enjoy what you're doing when you make YouTube videos, because there are days, weeks, and months, or you're not going to make much money, and you're going to face obstacles. Is falling and for you to be able to have everything that you
Another suggestion from Ralph is to invest your money.
He has invested more than $20,000 in equipment. And finally, collaboration. He collaborated with a lot of people in the beginning, and thus his clientele grew as he crossed the audience. This YouTube channel is a case study for Engineered Truth. And this YouTuber started making videos that offered advice on how to get a job. Now his channel also focus on entrepreneurship, and how to start your online business. And I think the reason is that starting an online business is his passion. And I believe he has three online businesses at the moment. And now that he has managed to earn a full time income from YouTube. He's in a good position to teach people how to be successful online, so what's the key to his success? I think the key to his success is his consistency. Again, if you are following any of these case studies, you will see that these successful YouTubers are successful because they are consistent and making videos. And the interesting thing about this guy is that he was only putting out one video per week for four years, and he became successful. So don't worry about making two, three or five videos a week. If you have limited time, try to watch only one video per week. As you can see here, they currently have over 372,000 subscribers. Now, when he had about 150,000 subscribers, according to him, he was earning around $10,000 a month, although I know of YouTubers that have many subscribers who earn much less. So it is quite possible that he has various sources of income, for example, he is doing Affiliate Marketing. It also depends on how targeted your niche is, I have heard that the more targeted your niche, the more you will earn from your Google AdSense ads, or basically the ads on your YouTube videos. But again, it all comes down to how you structured your business, and how you monetized your channel. There are many ways to monetize your YouTube channel. For example, you can earn income through affiliate marketing, through sponsorships and brand deals. And you can also just open a Patreon account and ask your customers to support you by donating to you on a monthly basis or even a month. Or whenever you have a new video, I believe, when you open a patron account, you can set it up so that you get paid every time you release a video or on a monthly basis. Now let me end this video by simply reiterating what he had said in the past. And that is, your income starts growing fast if you do it right on YouTube, but the growth pattern is that it will usually stagnate and then jump. And then he would freeze again, and jump, again. And it will just repeat that it will freeze and jump will freeze and jump, So obviously, you know this, so you know what to expect when you have your own YouTube channel that you'll experience a big leap in your business. And then, for some reason, it would go flat for a while. And then, you will experience another leap etc. This is a case study for the YouTube channel Love Live Serve. And currently they have more than 4 million subscribers. And this is a pair of two YouTubers, and they believe themselves or consider this channel to be a Creative Entertainment channel. And they make a variety of videos, from skits to pranks. Now, although today they have a very successful channel, originally there was no plan, they were just making videos for fun.
This happened when he got 10,000 views. For one video, that he started taking it more seriously, and focused on making videos that most people could relate to. And because of their speed, once they had 50,000 subscribers, due to this speed they got 100,000 subscribers in just a few days. And although this channel looks like it's all about the entertainment, they worked so hard, they made videos that they spent a lot of time on and Gary got very few views, which is most of the time.
Typical for YouTubers:-You'll find that why. You're making a video, you'll make a video, you'll put a lot of time, into it, and you'll think it's going to go viral, and vice versa. And it just flops and just goes on like that. And vice versa. This also happens when you make a video that you don't think is doing well and eventually goes viral and gets tons of views. So YouTube was like a roller coaster, it goes up and down.
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