How To Get Active Subscribers On Youtube? Tips 2016

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What's up guys? Today we're going to be talking about how to get active subscribers on YouTube. And I already know a lot of you guys are going to ask why am I wearing a tie. Well, it's actually because I have a basketball game like really soon, so I kind of have to rush through this video. For some reason, I just want to try to upload a video every single day during 2016. Will that happen? Probably not, but I don't know, it just seems too early to give up on that or to, you know, skip a day and miss out on that. So yes, this video's gonna be a little bit rushed. I know quality over quantity, but I just have a basketball game really soon and I just want to get a video out just 'cause I just, I don't know, I just really want to see if I can do that every single day during 2016. Anyways, let's define what active subscribers are. I watch a lot of YouTube, I know a lot about YouTube, I pay attention to a lot of YouTube stats, And a lot of people get this feeling, you know, that if a person with a million subscribers only gets like 100,000 views per video, that that's bad. But, you know, 1/10 of your subscribers watching your video isn't bad. For instance, PewDiePie has 41 million subscribers and gets 2.5 million views per video. That's like, you know, 13 out of every like 14 of his subscribers don't even watch his videos. And like Markiplier has like 11 million subscribers and only gets a million views per video. Or Jacksepticeye has 8 million subscribers and gets over a million views per video. But a lot of people don't understand that, you know, if 10%, if just 10% of your subscribers watch every single video, that's actually really active subscribers. Now what I'm about to say is definitely by no means facts and honestly has very little proof to back it up, but this is just something I noticed. This is kind of a chart I'm gonna give you guys. And like I said, this is no, by no means facts, you know, and something a lot of you guys gotta take into account, you know. If you upload for a long period of time but go inactive, And of course your subscribers are gonna go inactive. There are a lot of reasons why channels have inactive subscribers and you kinda gotta keep that in mind. So to put that in perspective, if you have 100,000 subscribers and you're getting 5,000 or less views per video, then you need to change something up. You're not really doing that well. If you're getting 5,000 to 10,000 views per video, you're kinda average. If you're getting 10,000 or more views per video, then you're doing pretty good, keep it up. And if you're getting 20,000 views or more per video, more than 20,000 views per video, then you're doing amazing, don't change anything, just keep doing that. And like I said, there's not much proof to back up what I've said, but that's just something I've noticed when I watch a lot of channels. Like typically 10%, if 10% of your subscribers are active, that's average, that's how a lot of channels are. And you know, a lot of smaller channels with, you know, like 1,000 or less subscribers are gonna be like, "Well, I get 200 to 300 views per video, that's inaccurate." Well yeah, you're super small and a lot of your subscribers are super new. But the reason subscribers go inactive is 'cause, you know, people die, people make new YouTube accounts. Honestly, people are subscribed to so many people that sometimes they just don't click on your videos. Like, there's a lot of factors that come into this, and that's why literally only 1 out of every 10 people who subscribe to you are actually gonna watch you. Now here are some tips to help make your subscribers more active. Now tip number one— now tip number one is something I don't follow, which is why I actually don't have that active of subscribers, is like centralize your content. Make your content focused on one type of thing. You know, for instance, I do a Worst Intros series, and then I do videos about my laptop, and then I do random videos like this and rants, My content's all over the place, which is why people sub for certain things. Like, my worst intros videos will get 3,000 to 4,000 views, but this rant's probably gonna get 1,000 views. And so, you know, keep your content focused on one thing so people subscribe for you for one thing. If, you know, if you want active subscribers, that's the best way. Another tip is to get your subscribers to engage with your other social media because, you know, sometimes you might upload a video and they might miss it because they didn't check their sub box. Well, if you get them to follow you on Twitter or get them to like your Facebook page or Google+. If you get people to interact with your other social media, there's a better chance that they'll see when you upload and a better chance in the end that they'll watch it and be more active. And that's another thing I fail at and something I'm going to try to do, try to incorporate my Twitter and, you know, Twitter, I don't really use Facebook, more in my videos or just give you guys incentives to go follow me or something like that. And then obviously every time you— and then obviously every time you make a video, keep in mind Quality over quantity. Quality over quantity. I know that's kind of hypocritical because of what I said at the beginning of this video, but quality over quantity. Make every video so good that if it was your last video, you'd be okay with it. That didn't really make sense, but you get the point. You know, try to make every video that viral video that will make your channel, and then, you know, people notice that type of stuff. People notice the little things you do in your video, you know, and so try to get people to engage with your other social media. Try to centralize your content so people know what to expect. And then what I just said, uh, make every video really good. Put lots of effort into every video. And those are 3 tips to help you get active subscribers. And, uh, 2 of them I never do, and I'm probably gonna try to start doing. That's partly why I'm making this video, because I was doing research on some of this stuff. I don't really incorporate my Twitter or Facebook in my videos, and that would help people notice when I upload. And I am really random, and I'm gonna stay random because I don't care. I'd rather have fun on YouTube than have active subscribers, but that's just me, other people are different. And anyways, I got a basketball game to go to and I'm probably gonna be late because I'm gonna edit this video and yeah, I gotta be there like really soon, so yeah, yeah, okay, I should go, I'm done, later.

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