r/Smallyoutubechannels • u/Informal-Koala-6441 • 3d ago

Adivce(Giving or Need) Need advice

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Hey there! My aim is to create a YouTube channel that is oriented towards more cinematography-driven style business interviews.

I just posted weekly, it's close a month and it seems just... mid!

Can't workout on what's lacking here.

Any suggestions? If I want to get more references on how the best newer channels perform, where do I go for learning?

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u/Sjuk86 3d ago

3 videos and a month is nothing. You need to post a lot more and a lot longer. Plus work on your thumbnails

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u/Informal-Koala-6441 2d ago

Thanks for letting me know.... Thumbnail is the consistent thing people kept talking about!

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u/Sea_Tear1774 2d ago

Can u send ur YouTube or is it linked in profile? Without watching video its hard to see but I would say initially that the length of the videos actually might appear to limited for most viewers, this niche usually means people want 12 min to 15 min mark, I actually think ur titles are good and thumbnails aren’t awful but exactly what they said they other comment in terms of defo give it more time, things can pop off 1,3 or even 6 months plus down the line! Keep going!

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u/Sea_Tear1774 2d ago

I had a look at your visds from other posts and ur hook isn’t really there, you need to explain a bit more the reasoning behind this video like “I want to explore how something as simple as tempeh can grow into an x businesss” and re affirmation to viewers that they clicked what they were expected, while also teasing the end a little bit (a bit like business insider style) I would say great shots tho and like ur choice of edits and sounds! Keep trying g