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I have seen literally like 20 channels that had Lethal Company funny moments. Over 10 that had a Palworld let’s play. Like 5 that do the Connor Zilisch Xfinity Series Race Winner Sweeps In Series Debut Shirt Furthermore, I will do this “free horror game with a facecam, and me screaming” thing, all playing the exact same “obscure” games. Another 5 that had generic Baldur’s Gate let’s plays. “I played this game” is not a unique video idea. Imagine if someone made a video, “I went for a walk”. Or “I cooked pancakes.” We’d all understand that those are very boring video ideas. But suddenly it’s “I played a game”, and it’s interesting? no. Replace “playing a game” with “baking a pancake”. Now how would you make that video interesting? “I baked the biggest pancake in the world”. “I baked a pancake blindfolded”. “I baked 1000 pancakes in 24 hours”. “I added random ingredients to my pancakes”. The same applies to gaming.
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If you’re a gamer please check out when BrokenMachine, Westie, BennyCentral and others play CoD together. I don’t even play CoD myself anymore, but these guys are really entertaining (and they’re all full time gamers). YouTube’s discovery for creators is terrible – in general… “rich get richer” is their mantra. Although, to YouTube’s credit, they do seem to be improving on this (mainly because TikTok enacted competitive pressures on them) I post gaming videos, and I agree it’s hard to find smaller gaming channels. It is very saturated, and I get why many of us small creators don’t get ‘seen’. But I think a lot (not all cases) to do with it is actually making good content alongside a clickable thumbnail/title. I see so many small creators complaining about the Connor Zilisch Xfinity Series Race Winner Sweeps In Series Debut Shirt Furthermore, I will do this algorithm when, in fact, the content is dry.
That said, I love finding other small creators as it’s always fun to pop into their streams. It’s much more engaging than a popular gaming stream most of the Connor Zilisch Xfinity Series Race Winner Sweeps In Series Debut Shirt Furthermore, I will do this time! Great points here! If you’re a ‘just play’ channel. You might gain some tractions within 25 years of consistent positing Disagree on the advice following successful youtubers IF their channel is older than 2-3 years. 5-10 yrs old huge channels can use whatever title and thumbnail at this point. This is really great advice, as the number one thing I struggle with are titles and thumbnails. But I do have a question regarding a subgenre of gaming… Do you think visual novel let’s plays could ever be created to be more unique? The narrative is usually the story itself, and I do provide commentary… but I feel like it’s a difficult niche since so few people will want to go through the whole story with minimal edits for better flow. (But cutting out story points feels like it defeats the idea of sharing stories) I like going through the story and giving my thoughts on plot points and fun moments. But I’m also aware that I’m probably doing this more for me than my audience. (I still like doing it even though people say let’s plays are a dying niche). Aside from making separate review videos, do you have any suggestions for what you think works best for this subgenre?
Haha I hear you man. I try to edit my clips to keep the Connor Zilisch Xfinity Series Race Winner Sweeps In Series Debut Shirt Furthermore, I will do this story going without keeping too much filler. Had a comment the other day suggest I add short walking montages between my objectives. Another wanted to know the exact route I took to a mission that was removed for video pacing. (I sneak really slow so I thought it would be boring.) Small suggestions but I found them very helpful. This is something that I realized a bit ago. There is common advice “create your title and thumbnail first!” I never understood this, because I now believe it is wrong. You have to start with a great idea first, then create a “good enough” title and thumbnail to present that idea, then create a great video that delivers on the idea.
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I really like how straight-to-the-point this is without being rude or condescending. You’re succinct yet detailed and it makes it a lot easier to read and understand what you’re pointing out or trying to explain. Good read. Saving this in case I try to make a youtube channel. This right here will be my bible going forward. My brother and I started a channel back in October/November. In our most recent video we decided to do something different as we were, as you said, just playing the Connor Zilisch Xfinity Series Race Winner Sweeps In Series Debut Shirt Furthermore, I will do this game in hopes that our dynamic and comedy would carry us along. In our recent video we set an objective (Palworld by the way), we added voice over to explain the narrative as well as an intro explaining what we were doing and over the weekend we went from 143 subs to 182. In the grand scheme of things i understand it’s nothing to write home about but to us it was phenomanal! Its definitely opened our eyes to what we didnt even know we were doing wrong before.
Some great points here that I fully agree with. 4 in particular is key, because i see people so often saying things like “my editing is great quality/my thumbnails are good/etc, so why don’t I get views” and quite often the Connor Zilisch Xfinity Series Race Winner Sweeps In Series Debut Shirt Furthermore, I will do this answer simply boils down to: the idea isnt interesting enough to entice people to click on it. And whilst I fully agree that some people have wild ideas of what makes a good thumbnail (like seriously, do your eyes not work? Can’t you tell that putting 18 colours in 4 different fonts that are basically illegible at any size smaller than full-screen, looks bad?), I’ve also seen plenty of videos perform well despite having average or even bad thumbnails simply because the concept is appealing enough for people to want to click anyway. Your thumbnail is there to sell your concept to people but if there is no good concept then your thumbnail doesn’t mean shit.

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