A creator getting 50-100 views per video explains why: they're still in early calibration, mixing too many topics. They're passionate about psychology and want to learn how to blend it with content creation. Once views hit 500-1,000, YouTube's algorithm will understand the audience better and growth should accelerate.
Right now, this channel is in the same range of 50 to 100 views. So I'm in the very early phases of a calibration period, and I think it's because I went very broad. I really, really love psychology, and I think, again, good content starts with a better you. So I leaned really hard on psychology. Now I just need to learn how to bridge content creation with psychology because those are my two favorite things. My livelihood is built off content and my interests are built off psychology. As I move upward from that 50 to 100 viewership average and I go into, let's say, the 500 to 1,000 average, I know I'm in a different calibration period. And as I move through, I know I'm getting more calibrated and dialed because now YouTube knows who to serve my videos to, which is only going to aid me in my growth.
