My First 1000 YouTube Subscribers
Video Summary
Jake has reached 1,000 subscribers and is on the path to monetization on YouTube. They recall their journey, from initially starting the channel to focus on credit card reviews, and how YouTube’s algorithm pushed them to create more content on that topic. They mention the importance of community engagement and how having a dedicated group of subscribers can lead to a boost in views and engagement. Jake credits YouTube’s analytics tool for showing them the impact of their content on the platform, and how it can help them grow their channel.
Jake also shares some interesting facts about their channel, such as:
* The top-viewed video is a credit card review, which has gotten 12,000 views and 129 new subscribers
* The most-impressed video is another credit card review, which has gotten 2,800 impressions and 400 views
* The majority of their viewership is male (94%) and from the United States (80%)
Jake concludes by sharing their goal to reach 10,000 subscribers by the end of next year and potentially 30,000 to 40,000 subscribers if they can maintain a weekly upload schedule. They encourage their viewers to like and comment on the video and to subscribe if they haven’t already.
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