[00:02] first 1000 views or 1000 subscribers on your channel. This video is specifically for people who are currently struggling to get even their first 100 or 50 views. But if you're getting over 200 views and still struggling with views and even subscribers, the
[00:16] issue isn't just about the methods I'm going to tell you; your content also has problems. But even if you want to create a post for your account, like giving it an adrenaline boost and increasing your views, these five methods will give all your videos the attention they deserve. So let's get straight to point number
[00:29] one, which is fake comments. Fake comments aren't meant to increase the number of comments on your video; they're meant to generate interaction from people and make them harass each other on your video. This might seem
[00:41] strange to you, or even a bit rude, how you're putting up fake comments. Comments should only be about things that open people's curiosity. They are talking and not even from you. Let the comments be from your friends. Let your friends come and post things that are discussed. These are the
[00:55] comments that your friends and the people around you come to post. They must be comments that people interact with, like the stupid questions that people ask on social media. Many times, they are just the questions about you. So you can respond to her and move
[01:07] her post. One of the biggest examples of this is if you have ever seen Indo Tate’s videos and these are the people who post on social media. The first three comments are usually fake comments. You always find someone with blue hair sitting around fearing that this might be a fake comment from a fake account, but you do
[01:21] n’t need to go and make a fake account and make the topic bigger, and you don’t need to go make a topic in a rude way and create problems between people.  Because in the end, it will come back to you, so just do it simply and well  Just put up comments with interaction. Let the people around you come and ask
[01:34] questions or say something really stupid and silly. People will come and ask them what they're saying. And even though you might feel it's a very small thing, like how many comments will really get your video going, yes, a few comments will definitely get your whole video going. This is because the first few people who see
[01:47] your video, those 100 or 200 people who watch your video, if they open the comments section and find it empty, they won't comment at all. They won't tell you, "I'm following you from who-knows-where," or " Follow me to get more followers." So you won't get your due, neither through agreements nor comments, and no
[02:01] one will even stay on your video. They'll leave immediately. And that's it for point number one. Now let's move on to point number two, which is building relationships with people who make content like yours. make the exact same content as you, but rather with people at your level.  If you currently have
[02:16] 100 followers, don't go to someone with half a million, 100,000, or even a million followers and tell them you need more. Do n't go begging for followers; no one will care. Life is tough, so instead, approach someone with around 100 followers
[02:30] and tell them what you support. Tell them their content is good, say something positive that will benefit them and make them like your content. watch your channel and subscribe. This way, you build relationships, help each other, watch each other's content, comment on each other's posts,
[02:43] and do everything that helps each other. But if you go to someone with half a million or even a million followers and ask for each other. But if you go to someone with half a million or even a million followers and ask for be superficial; it's not about just adding each other for the
[02:58] sake of it. It has to be spontaneous.  Seriously, if you genuinely want to help someone and they genuinely want to help you, don't treat anyone superficially because it will be pointless and tasteless. You'll just be putting on a show and giving each other empty compliments. Personally, I know some YouTubers who know
[03:13] me, but we only comment on each other's content, add each other, and like each other's material—just supporting each other, nothing more. Fahad, if you do the first two points correctly and well, you'll guarantee at least 500 views, or at least a few views just to
[03:28] boost your video's engagement. The first is to get your or questions so people will reply. The second is to build relationships with people who have the same number of followers, the same skill level, or the same type of content. Build relationships with
[03:44] people you can help and who can help you. But before we get to point three, let me tell you about an AI website that does things for you.  It's 100% self-generated content, literally. Like I'm telling you, this website creates all the content for you. It handles the script, images, audio, writing,
[03:59] the script, images, audio, writing, editing, animation—everything! It does it all by itself. This website is called Beth.ae, and you can access it on your phone and computer. It's very simple: you create a generator, specify what you want—the video length (e.g.,
[04:12] one minute), whether you want it to be long, mysterious, in Arabic, and so on. Just tell me what the video is about. Once you click "OK," it gives you the script, and you confirm. As soon as it starts, it creates the entire video—
[04:25] 100% self-generated—and gives you the final video. Then you watch it and decide whether to download it, upload it to social media, or do something else with it. So, try Beth.ae and tell me what you think in the comments and what topic you chose.  Your first video is great
[04:38] because you have a free trial on the site. Now, the third thing is that you need to interact. This interaction can take many forms: it could be through stories, commenting on people's social media posts, or even sending messages to your friends in direct chat. Other
[04:52] examples include following people, liking their posts, and engaging on social media. If you follow someone, they might check out your
[05:04] comments, people will click on your profile. These comments should be about you, your personality, and about yourself, and they'll get a lot of likes. For example, say something funny about yourself to who's saying such a strange thing. Then you'll start getting more visits to your profile,
[05:19] and people will start clicking on your videos and watching them if they're really good. That's the advice.  This means you need to interact so people will see you and so the algorithm will support you. When someone follows you, your videos will start appearing for them, and they'll be
[05:32] asked if you want a follow back. Imagine how a few comments, interactions, stories, and connections can help you get your first 1000 followers. Now, point number four, which is simply to use SEO ( Search Engine
[05:47] Optimizer), is about what people are searching for. It's not about trending topics, but about what people type into searches on Google, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram—anything people are searching for. If you open
[06:00] Instagram and tap the search bar, you'll see all the topics you're interested in. The same applies to YouTube and TikTok; search results are one of the best ways to get views quickly and efficiently. So, when you  If you make your first video
[06:14] and it's titled "I Pranked My Brother Part 7," it's 100% impossible for anyone to find it through search. That's why you shouldn't start with content that no one is looking for. Start with content that helps people and that people are searching for. For example, when I started my Jimin channel, I didn't just
[06:28] start making Jimin videos and uploading videos just to attract viewers, knowing that no one would actually watch them. Because I wanted to build a fan base, I wanted people to know who I was and watch my videos, and to get my first 1000 views, I started making videos about
[06:40] game settings, like the best PUBG game settings. I just talked about game settings and included things like just talked about game settings and included things like itself is built on something people are searching for. So when you create content that people are looking
[06:54] for, the algorithm automatically supports you, or people searching for that content will find your video first.  This is a strategy, literally business tactics and warfare. When you start a channel, you need to build a foundation, and that foundation is the videos people are
[07:07] searching for. This was 100% true for me with every channel I created because I started with create the topics I wanted. To find out what people are searching for, there are many websites that tell you, like Google Trends, Answer the Public, Quora, and Credits. There are a thousand things that tell you what
[07:22] people are searching for, or you can just use your brain and think about what people really need. Now, the fifth method is a really, really amazing method. For me, it's what got me my first 5,000 followers, but it's not easy and it takes time to implement. It's simply about using the community—and I mean
[07:38] community—like Facebook groups, Reddit groups, or Facebook groups, Reddit groups, or small Discord groups. Any group where a number of people are talking about one topic.  You start joining these groups, interacting with them, and building a reputation. It's
[07:50] not difficult if you know how to interact with people, if you're a kind person who knows how to help others, and if you post nice content. Over time, you'll develop a relationship with the people in the group, and they'll even get to know you personally. That's exactly what
[08:03] I did. I was on PC groups, I was on Gamer groups, I was always posting about things like compilations, Gamer memes, talking, starting threads, helping people, adding friends, building relationships, talking about a lot of things. So when I started YouTube for the first time in
[08:18] my life, all these people came to me and started supporting me. Also, because the topics were searchable, like settings and things people typed into their keyboards to search for, I got my first 5,000 subscribers within the first few months of a live stream. So points four and five were the
[08:32] reasons for my success on YouTube back then. But I also have  1000 accounts on 1000 topics, and I even have foreign accounts and post for foreign people. So, when I was creating foreign accounts, I started from scratch; no one knew about them. I also used points one,
[08:45] two, and three. And before we finish the video, I'm giving you another bonus point: go and ask people for their opinions. So, when you first post your video on social media—whether it's on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, or anywhere else—you'll definitely
[08:58] send it to your family and friends. We used to do that. But the most important thing is to ask the right questions. Don't just ask, "What do you think of the video?" Ask, "What should I improve? What did you like and
[09:10] will answer fully. Don't ask questions that people will just give you a polite "Yeah, it's nice." Because when you send the video to someone like a brother or sister...  Ask your friend or anyone around you what they thought about the last point, or what they thought of the video as a whole, or what they thought of the video in general. When editing,
[09:23] they'll be forced to watch the whole video to support you with the algorithm and interact with it. This helps with the process. But you must keep in mind that if your content itself is bad—if it lacks structure, proper writing, animation, is boring, or isn't well-made—even
[09:38] those five points won't help you. You won't get what you deserve because your video itself isn't worth it. So, your video needs to be worthy of views. I have videos on my YouTube channel explaining how to make your videos truly worthy of views. It's essential to try the website
[09:51] Bath.ae, which creates 100% content automatically. Imagine how far we've come with artificial intelligence; it can create 100% content for you on its own! And the website is even made by Arabs, so go try it now at by Arabs, so go try it now at Bath.ae.