Thứ Sáu, 4 tháng 8, 2017

Youtube daily channel Aug 4 2017

hello world welcome to the brand new channel code council myself abhimanyu

Sharma and I'm going to explain everything about programming and

technology in this channel have a look at this one with teaser what we going to

deliver to you in the near future and subscribe for more

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bangla news today

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Favoritos de julho! Maybelline, Mango, CHERUB... | Mary Channel - Duration: 5:53.

Of events, I have 2 trips. One is the one where I went to an exchange programme

I don't know if I will do a specific video about it

But basically it was one of the best experiences of my life

I met a bunch of new and wonderful people

From Portugal, Italy, Spain, Russia!

I learned a lot of italian, I actually think I learned more italian than english

I also learned a lot of bad words in italian

It was an awesome culture exchange

I met fantastic people that I will carry on my heart forever

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Welcome to my channel | NEW CHANNEL - Duration: 1:28.

Hello guys, and welcome to my channel.

I am Chiara, I am 15 years old and I am new to YouTube.

My channel is going to be all about DIY's, fashion and lifestyle.

You can expect videos such as planning, goal setting, hauls, outfit of the week.

And the DIY part is like everything you can DIY! because I like DIY's and I hope you do

as well.

I am going to upload every Friday.

If you are as excited as I am for my video next week, please subscibe, so you won't miss

out that video and also turn on the notification bell thing so you will be notified when I

post.

Also leave a comment down below, which videos you would like to see from me and yeah I can

use all ideas so...

As you probably could tell, I am really excited, because I just started a YouTube channel and

I see YouTube as a journey and I don't now where my destination is going to be, so I

am really excited!

I hope you are as excited as I am and that you will subscribe to me.

I think that was it, so I see you next week. Bye

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4000 Subscribers and Second Channel - Duration: 4:33.

Hi everyone.

This is a more kind of informal video.

Just wanted to turn on the camera and speak to you guys.

And there are mainly two things that I want to say.

The first one is thank you.

Because recently we achieved the mark of four thousand subscribers and this is...

I feel very very grateful to every single one of you.

I want you to know that I do not see you as merely numbers.

I see you all as individuals.

I see every single one of you as a person.

And I am extremely grateful to every single one of you as individuals.

The idea that someone would just take time out of their day to stop and consume content

that I produce is almost overwhelming.

Thank you very much for that.

The second thing I wanted to say is kind of a feedback to the feedback you guys gave me

on my last update video.

I asked you guys back then if you would be interested in see me producing other content

that is not covers, that is not vocal covers.

Vlogs, Q&A, video games and stuff...

Everyone pretty much enjoyed the idea, but there were some people that were like "Well,

video games?

Really?"

I totally understand that music and video games are not necessarily connected, so what

I decided to do is: I am making a second channel.

I already said that video games are my passion.

It's my escape since the first time I grabbed a Super Nintendo controller on my small hands

when I was six years old.

It's been my escape and it was always my dream to have a gameplay channel.

So now I decided to execute on that dream and I am making a second channel called VascPlays.

I will link it on the description below.

And there I will post video game content daily.

This is something I was craving for also, because I love doing videos, I love Youtube

and I was craving for a long time to be able to produce some kind of content that I was

able to put out for you daily.

It's a little hard to do that with covers, they take a long time to make, but I'm finally

able to do that with gameplay videos, with video game videos.

But don't worry, the covers will not be affected by this.

Actually I was working on a cover right now.

And I invite you if you're interested in that kind of stuff to subscribe to VascPlays and

we will have a lot of fun.

What more updates... what else...

Well, regarding Fearless, regarding my band, we are still negotiating with record labels.

Oh, there's also my Q&A show AskDanVasc that I did a couple of episodes already.

You guys can feel free to ask about anything.

I will be answering any kind of questions on this show.

And I also have been streaming on Twitch twice a week now, on Mondays and Fridays.

So I will link that on the description as well.

Feel free to follow me there if you guys wanna catch me live one of those days.

We have a lot of fun there also.

But the main things I wanted to say with this quick video is thank you for four thousand

subscribers, I'm really grateful to every single one of you and I wanted to tell you

about my second channel.

So that's it!

Let's work!

Let's produce.

Produce content.

And thank you very much guys.

As always, have yourselves an epic day.

For more infomation >> 4000 Subscribers and Second Channel - Duration: 4:33.

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Grow a Small Channel in 9 Easy Steps (includes bonus rant!) - Duration: 17:31.

Hi there!

It's Shawn here, also known as Bits of Real Panther.

That's right, real panther - so don't be fooled by imitations.

I'd like to welcome you to my channel and to this video,

"I Support Small YouTubers, However..."

The purpose of this video is really four-fold:

one, to posit a methodology for growing a small YouTube channel;

two, to explore interaction within the YouTube community

and how to utilize this interaction to gain subscribers and

to garner more views; three, to address some of the

improper conduct that most small YouTubers have to put up with;

and four, to provide a repository (if you will) for all of the comments

like "hey, check out my channel" or "hey, I hope you subscribe to me."

I'd like to kind of channel all of those comments here onto this video.

I would like to thank you in advance for watching;

and if you are so inclined, you can subscribe to my channel

by high-fiving the panther paw found somewhere down here --

it would mean a lot not only to me but

to my feline friend found right up here in this corner.

With that being said, let us begin.

To preface the content of this video, I will be the first to admit that

I am by no means a YouTuber powerhouse -- at least not yet.

However, the growth of my channel has been

quite healthy of late: in the last two months

I've gone from about 9 subscribers to about 170 or so.

Granted, anybody can herd in a whole mess of subs;

it's really more about QUALITY than QUANTITY.

Would you rather have a hundred $1 bills or

ten $1000 bills?

Quality over quantity.

Now, using what I've learned so far from my channel's growth,

as well as applying a little reason, I've reached several conclusions on

the subject of YouTube channels.

For example, if your aim is to MAINTAIN a subscriber base,

then THAT is when you concern yourself with the quality of your uploads,

the quantity of your uploads, and the consistency of your uploads.

If your aim is to grow a very tiny channel, however, these things are not applicable.

I have chanced upon really awesome videos that had like 12 views.

I have seen YouTube channels with 300 uploads and 25 subscribers.

I have followed YouTubers for months yet never realized that

they always upload on Wednesday or they always upload on Friday.

So, empirically speaking, these things are not requisite to

growing a young YouTube channel.

If you're looking to grow a small channel, which is probably why you're

watching this video in the first place, then, for now, forget about

quality, quantity, and consistency.

The key -- the secret -- to growing a small YouTube channel is

through RAPPORT -- rapport meaning the positive interaction

between people.

You see, when people share a rapport with you,

when they're comfortable with you, they are more likely to find your jokes funny,

or help you move, or feel your pain,

or watch your videos, or subscribe to your channel.

Now, fostering this kind of positive interaction of course requires commenting on

other people's videos as well as replying to other people's comments

on your videos.

However, experience has taught me that there are right ways and wrong ways

to use comments and replies to try to build rapport, gain subscribers,

and generate views.

Moreover, I've learned that some YouTubers are not viable candidates for this process:

they are simply too big, or too busy,

or too self-absorbed to offer any kind of tangible return

on the time and the energy necessary to develop a mutually-beneficial

YouTube relationship -- and I'll provide a few of

their red-flags here momentarily.

Okay, with that one the table, let's dive right into the process.

9 steps to growing a small YouTube channel --

these steps are simple.

Let it be known that there is a prerequisite for this program:

you should have at least 2 videos already on your channel.

If you need to create more videos, here is a short list of some easy-to-do ideas.

OK, if you have, or once you have, an adequate number of videos

on your channel, then we can proceed.

Step 1: In the YouTube search engine,

enter "Shoutout Series" and choose a channel from

the generated results, taking care to avoid results

listed as "Live Now" or "Sub 4 Sub."

Step 2: In the description of that video,

check for direct links to the showcased YouTubers.

If you cannot find such links, choose another channel.

Step 3: Once you find a "shoutout" video

with links provided, watch that video in its entirety.

While watching that video, look for a thing or things about it

that you enjoy such as musical choice, presentation, the dialogue, the scenery, etc.

Step 4: Leave a comment on that video

emphasizing the specific thing or things that you enjoyed.

Do NOT write "sub me" or "check out my channel."

Then, if you like that video as a whole,

give it a thumbs-up and be sure to include this fact in your comment.

Step 5: Choose a YouTuber's link

from the "shoutout" video's description and click it.

Then look at that YouTuber's subscriber count.

If that count exceeds 1000 subscribers, choose another YouTuber from the

"shoutout" video's description.

Step 6: Choose a video from

that YouTuber's collection, then, before watching the video,

scroll through the comments.

If that YouTuber has left no replies to any of the comments on that video,

choose a different YouTuber from the "shoutout" video's description.

Step 7: Once you find a video with

replied-to comments, watch that video in its entirety.

Again, while watching that video, look for things about it that you enjoy.

Step 8: Comment on that video,

beginning your comment with "[So-and-so's] shoutout video brought me here."

(Obviously you will not write LITERALLY "so-and-so.")

Continue your comment to emphasize the particular things about

that video that you enjoyed.

Again, and also, do not write

"subscribe to my channel," "check out my videos,"

or things of that nature.

If you liked that video as a whole, give it a thumbs-up and

mention this fact in your comment.

Step 9: Repeats Steps 1 through 9 as desired.

This process can, should, and will gain you subscribers.

Continuing on...

Here is what you might call the "secret" techniques for employing

comments and replies to gain subscribers and generate more views.

Here's a tip: Posting a generic and/or "fishing" comment

such as "check out my channel" on someone else's video is

not nearly as effective at developing rapport as is

posting a specific and/or constructive comment.

As is evidenced here, comments come in a variety of forms,

from strong comments to neutral comments to toxic comments.

Obviously, the higher up on the scale

that your comment is, the more quickly it is

to garner positive rapport.

Notice also that "fishing" comments (such as "now you subscribe me back")

are more likely to discourage rapport than to encourage it.

Here's a tip: Use a YouTuber's name

when you post a comment to one of his or her videos.

This is an easy, easy way to build rapport with that person.

Posting replies.

Here's a tip: When somebody comments on your video

and you do not reply back to them, this actually lowers your

rapport with that person.

So, whenever possible, try to respond to each comment

on your videos with something, as in the example here.

"Thanks, and you as well, Commenter31!"

Notice too that we have included the original commenter's name in our reply.

Posting replies.

Here's a tip: Posting replies is the basis

of the "repeat customer,"and there are in fact 2 ways to

reply to a comment that will entice that commenter to return to your video.

These ways are...

Ending your reply with a question.

By ending your reply with a question, you entice the original commenter to

return to your video to post an answer.

Of course, when they return, this will credit you with

another view (usually), with another comment,

and with more view time.

The second way is to make your reply at least 3 lines in length.

The reason that we use 3 lines is because once you have

written 3 full lines, the YouTube program will

truncate your entire reply under the YouTube "Notifications" bell.

In other words, when the original commenter tries to read

your reply under the "Notifications" bell, they will see only PART of the comment.

Then, he or she will have to return to your video to read your entire reply.

Of course, and again, once they return,

you are credited with a view (usually), with another comment,

and with additional view time.

Here's a tip: Whenever you reply to a comment

by returning a comment of your own to that commenter's videos,

you are almost assuredly going to gain rapport with that person.

Prepare yourself for a small rant on my part addressing the issue of

what I like to call "fluffing."

Earlier today I was browsing my YouTube channel's analytics,

primarily the "average watch time" section.

In that section I found 2 particular days when the average watch time of my channel

had plummeted to about 30 seconds each.

Curious about this, I went through my videos and found

all of the comments representative of those 2 days.

Many of these comments were things like "awesome,"

"nice job," "great video."

Now, if my channel gets 42 comments

on a particular day, yet the average watch time

for that day is only 29 seconds, this tells me that some, most, or all

of the people who wrote those comments never bothered to watch the **** videos.

So, basically, people came into my channel,

clicked on the videos, left comments without watching anything,

and then left.

In other words, they "fluffed" my channel.

Now this infuriates me for 2 reasons.

The first reason is because this practice actually lowers

the retention rate on my channel.

The YouTube algorithm uses retention rate as one of the factors in determing

video placement in the search queue.

So, when these clowns fluff my channel, it basically hurts the performance of videos

I haven't even posted yet.

And to me, that ****. The second reason that this pisses me off

is because, most likely, this tactic is intended to

trick me into believing that the people who post these

kinds of "fluff" comments are just as concerned with my channel

as I am with theirs.

When I write "full view" on somebody's video, I gave it a full view.

When I write a comment on somebody's video, I thought about it first,

then I wrote it.

When I post a question on somebody's video, it's because I want the answer.

So, it irks me that there are people who are content to think that

they can just throw me a little bone and keep me around as one of their subscribers.

In time, I will gradually find and weed out

all of the people who are like that.

I simply do not have the time nor the energy

to waste on people who are not going to support me and my channel.

****! And there we have it!

I hope you found this video helpful.

I wish you nothing but the best on your YouTube voyage.

I'd actually like to know all about it.

If you are so inclined, you can provide that information

down below here in the comments section.

And, before we conclude, the word of the day is gallimaufry.

Gallimaufry: a confused jumble or medley of things.

Keep your eye on the prize.

I will see you next time.

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Kanal İntro ve tanıtım Filmim / NEW channel introduction Movie / Acemi Üstad - Duration: 0:46.

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My Own Channel Trailer B) - Duration: 0:22.

This video is pointless XD

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Dr. Ron Jenson YouTube Channel Trailer - Duration: 1:52.

Hi, my name is Ron Jenson. I want to welcome you to my YouTube channel.

I spent much of my life traveling around the world interviewing literally thousands of senior-level

influential leaders on life leadership and success, and I always ask them the same exact question that is, "At the end of your life,

how will you know you've succeeded?" Not one of their answers has been about money or power or stuff.

In fact, based on these interviews, my doctoral work in leadership development,

my research into thousands of books and articles and my interactions with people all over the world, as a

president of a graduate school, a keynote speaker and a life coach,

I've concluded that. We're pretty good at making a living but not so good at making a life.

So what does it take to make a good life? My passion is helping people like you figure that out.

So I created my YouTube channel to take you through all I've learned, show you how to conquer stress, how to build intimacy and

relationships, how to experience meaningful work life balance, how to manage the art of resolving conflict, what it means to be a purpose-driven

person, how to overcome bad habits, how to maximize your time and so much more.

Please take a look at some of my videos and see if they inspire and help you. If they do,

subscribe to my channel and give me feedback in the comment section, so I can keep developing

the right kind of material that will help you be the kind of person you want to be.

Someone not only making a great living but making a productive fulfilling

complete dynamic

meaningful abundant life.

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EPIC TRAILERS for World of Tanks! -- Channel News & Announcements - Duration: 11:15.

The videos' links will not be added until the end of the video. Sorry, but YouTube has spoken. :'(

So have fun ignoring me at this moment in time. :)

Here are the links! Enjoy!!!

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Channel Trailer- تريلر قناة كل شئ عن الألعاب *-* AAGAMES - Duration: 1:02.

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Soy Luna - Oglądasz Disney Channel! - Duration: 1:59.

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OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL IS IN TROUBLE - Duration: 7:28.

So we started working on this video about 4 weeks ago, but we

held on to it because we thought YouTube was fixing

a problem with our channel. But after 30 days with no

response from any of our contacts at YouTube, for something that's been

going on for over 70 days straight, we figured it

was time to post this video. [beep]

This video is going to be very different than what you're used to seeing on the channel.

First, I want to thank you, for watching

every week or watching every couple of weeks and you're just

watching a couple of a videos - whatever you do, it's been great.

And I cannot thank you enough for the growth of the channel.

We've had an amazing past year. It's been really, really good.

All that being said, however, the channel's in a little bit of trouble.

Now, Ben Churchill is here with me, and we want to tell you about

what we've learned, about what's been happening.

We have a couple questions for you and for our fellow creators as well.

BEN: We're making video this video because as you'll learn, all of our efforts up to

point haven't been effective, and we think this might be the only

opportunity to present all this information to hopefully resolve the problem

that affects us, the future of this channel,

and possible other creators. TOMMY: Based on our research,

we feel like some subscribers who have chosen to get notifications,

are not getting those notifications. BEN: In other words, when

someone subscribes to a channel, they can choose whether or not, they want

to be notified on their phone, by email, or on their

desktop every time a YouTuber uploads a video.

Now some of those people who have chosen to be notified, including us,

have not been getting those notifications. TOMMY: We're going to tell you exactly

how we came to this conclusion. On May 24th, we uploaded

a video and immediately noticed something was wrong compared to the previous

weeks. We had significantly fewer in the first couple of hours

as well as less audience engagement. BEN: Two days later,

on May 26, we contacted Team YouTube on Twitter.

They said, "That does seem odd. We'll pass this along.

In the meantime, please send a feedback report at this link."

TOMMY: Which we did, and never heard anything back and continued

to see decline in views. On June 9th, we reached out

to YouTube Creator Support. BEN: They said, if you see a large number

of complaints from your audience about missing video updates in the

My Subscriptions feed, please share the following information with us, and we'll

pass it on to the product team to investigate further.

TOMMY: It just so happens that we've been gathering that information for nearly 2 weeks already.

We went on Twitter and asked our followers whether or not they

were getting their push notifications for the channel. As it turns out,\

62.5% of the people of the people that responded said they were not

getting those notifications. BEN: And then someone on that week's

video said, "I got no notification. I found out about the video

because I got a notification for Ben's video.

So, yeah, something weird going on with these notifications sometimes.

TOMMY: On June 11, we wanted to follow up by clarifying the problem and

presenting YouTube with everything they had been asking for. And we discovered

something else. There were some users who were just

now getting notifications for a video that we published

three months earlier. BEN: They responded by saying, "I have

escalated your issue to our specialists for investigation and I expect

to hear back from them soon. Rest assured, I will get back to you with an update

as soon as I receive an answer." TOMMY: So we're thinking to ourselves,

"Hey, this is cool. They're going to take care of this for us."

Then about 6 days later, we got another email.

BEN: "I understand it's been a while since we've consulted our specialists.

They are still investigating the issue and it's taking longer than usual.

I've request the team to expedite the process and

resolve as soon as possible. Rest assured, I'll get back to you

as soon as I hear from them." TOMMY: Then about 6 days later,

another email. BEN: "I wanted to let you know that it wouldn't

take long to circle back to you with an update as our

specialists the investigation already." TOMMY: On July 2,

we decided to follow up as our 6 day window had passed.

And the next day, 24 days after our initial contact

they said... BEN: "We are currently hand in hand with the

concerned specialists in order to get to the bottom of this.

However, I've requested them to get expedite the process and get an

answer at the earliest. Rest assured, I'll write back

to you as soon as I have an update. TOMMY: Meanwhile, we reach out

to our Partner Manager to see if they could be of any assistance.

BEN: They said that if we looked at our Traffic Sources report in analytics,

we'll see that quite, "...notifications only drove between

1% to 5% of traffic within the first

24 - 48 hours of a video being uploaded.

This is quite common across YouTube. TOMMY: We found this information

interesting for a couple of reasons. One,

it doesn't change the fact that people like ourselves and our subscribers

were not being notified. And two,

we found where to find where more information about notifications in analytics

and this is what we discovered. Throughout March and April

of this year, while we saw an increase in subscribers,

we also saw an increase in average views from notifications.

On April 5th, when we had around 442,000

subscribers, we posted our collab with Christine Ha,

and noticed that we got just under 2000

views from notifications. BEN: On April 19, when we had

around 489,000 subscribers, and posted "Can Blind People

Feel People Staring Them?" we received about

2400 views from notifications. TOMMY: On May 17, when we had

around 520,000 subscribers, we released

"Mean Comments About A Blind YouTuber, Volume 2" and

received nearly 3000 views from notifications.

And suddenly, all that changed [record sratch sound] and it wasn't for the better.

BEN: On May 24, when we had around 522,000 subscribers,

and posted "Blind vs. Blindfolded - Name That Sound"

we received around 1500 views from notifications.

That's about half of what it was the week before.

A few weeks later, 1400 views from notifications,

and our most recent video, around only 1000 views from notifications

down 66% since the

problem started. TOMMY: Why is this a bigger problem? Well, we've learned

that YouTube measures the performance of a video in the first hour,

the first 24 hours, and the first 7 days,

in order to recommend it to others. If YouTube, sees that

a percentage of your subscribers isn't watching the video, then

that video is less likely to show in Suggested Videos

where people who don't have notifications turned on,

would find the video. So if people are not being notified and they're not

watching, then YouTube thinks our video's under performing.

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So this is where we have a couple questions for you, the subscriber, now. If you have your

push notifications turned on, have you been getting them for the past

2 and a half months? Or, are there some weeks, where you're

not receiving push notifications when you expected to get them?

If so, let us know in the comments, and tell YouTube on their feedback form

as well. We'll leave a link for it right there in the description.

For those of you who've got YouTube channels, I'm curious, have you noticed

this kind of thing happening to your channel. If so, please let us know in the

comments or on Twitter. We suspect this is happening to other channels

and if so, we want to make YouTube aware of the problem.

BEN: We really do hope this problem is resolved. That YouTube

expedites the process to come to a resolution

thanks to their concerned specialists. We honestly, don't know the future of this channel

if this continues. It's very hard to make content at this point

when the platform you're on isn't distributing the content.

If YouTube dismisses our claims saying that this type of

activity in our analytics is quite common,

this doesn't change the fact that some people aren't getting notifications

including us. In fact, we uploaded our video about

transparency and discovered there was a typo in the video,

we deleted the upload, fixed the problem, and uploaded a new video.

It turns out we received a notification on the first video,

but not on the second one. Never got it.

TOMMY: So there you have it. That's what's been going on with the channel.

Now, side note, considering YouTube knows that we're one of the people

that are not getting notifications on a separate account,

and they've never followed up to ask if the problem continued,

you'd tend to think from that evidence, they're not working on finding a solution.

This is possibly the worst customer service experience

we've ever had. You'd expect a better response from

a company that's taking 45% of your revenue.

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