[00:01] useful, interesting videos to get featured on YouTube. Many people elements of a creative studio that literally help to explode new channels and promote less talented authors. Now I'll show you exactly what you need to [00:14] turn on so that YouTube finally notices you. I am Stas Mar. Together with my team, I have released over 2,000 long videos on YouTube , so I have a lot to not recommend videos to small channels? The question here is not even entirely [00:27] correct. YouTube always promotes new creators and new channels, but it does so with significant restrictions on impressions. Why is he doing this? It's simple, so you don't recommend low-quality, random content to your platform's viewers, so you don't end up with a [00:40] viewer opening a recommendation and seeing videos that are simply irrelevant and uninteresting. Either he will get upset and watch a lot of uninteresting videos in a row and never visit YouTube again, or he will visit [00:52] other competitive platform. I've said many times in my previous videos that YouTube is a commercial platform, and its goal is to attract viewers and . This way he will earn more from advertising impressions. If we ever [01:05] look at a specific topic on YouTube, for example, how to promote a YouTube channel, we'll only find similar videos from major creators. Occasionally we happened with my channel. When I first created it, it had practically no [01:17] views in the first 100 days. And why does this happen? Well, so as not to get burned and not get some negative experience from watching such an author. And other established themselves before YouTube. They demonstrated consistency in publication and the ability [01:31] to hold the viewer's attention. And most importantly, they improved viewer retention from video to video. This is the key reason why every channel starts to grow rapidly. The same thing happens with small channels. They are shown very little, on [01:43] average from 100 to 1,000 views on new videos on new channels. And just because viewers keep coming back to this new channel, YouTube starts to trust it dramatically more. And this is such a secret method on how to make [01:56] your small channel start growing quickly on YouTube. It's fast, after just 3 almost impossible to do it any faster. This is the time for probing. But if you do everything right, then after 3 months, due to viewers returning from one video [02:09] to the next, your channel will begin to quickly skyrocket in views and recommendations. YouTube will verify you very quickly, yes, that is, it will confirm YouTube's advanced features for you , your links will become clickable, and you will receive all the benefits of verified [02:21] not all small channels will be poorly recommended on YouTube, even if the entertainment rapid growth of such channels lies simply in the fact that they are [02:35] interesting to absolutely every casual viewer. If we're talking about slow growth and channel buildup, this only applies to expert videos where companies and experts promote themselves and their businesses. There you need to find target [02:47] , because they will not watch every subsequent video. And the reason for this is clear. But when it comes to entertainment content, people come to watch it to do, you'll still find it interesting to watch some [03:01] goes viral. So, this is where the first important secret comes in: for your small expert channel—and I'm making this video specifically for people who content—your task is to [03:15] topics. So, for example, if we're talking about Krasnodar real estate on Novy Kanal, we can greatly narrow the topics when we're talking about a intentionally expand that audience by creating a selection of the top five [03:30] expand our audience by creating a list of the five best and worst neighborhoods to live in the city. We can also consciously expand on the topic by highlighting some of the pros and cons of an entire city or an entire country. This [03:44] simple example helps you understand how deliberately expanding a topic works to many potential viewers as possible. Just think about how your topic can be broader, and then your small channel will start [03:56] to grow much faster. Yes, it will still attract targeted viewers, everyone. The main thing is that your chosen topic is tailored to your target audience, as . If we're talking about a review of a specific complex, it's [04:10] to move to Krasnodar and buy real estate to live in. They simply choose a few complexes for themselves. If we're talking about selecting the best areas to live in, we're counting on the same audience. And if we talk [04:22] about the pros and cons of the city, the audience also doesn’t change. This is exactly how you need to consciously expand your audience in order to retain your target viewers. How can you even YouTube's algorithms aren't working in your favor? There are [04:35] several important indicators to pay attention to here. Open analytics. Before we creative studio, you need to understand that the YouTube algorithm doesn't look at your channel as a whole. Each video is considered an [04:49] individual unit and is considered separately by the algorithms. one of your released videos and pay attention to this CR tab. It shows how many people, relative to the number of impressions, opened [05:03] your video based on your cover and title. This means that if out of 100 people only one person opened your video, then your CTR percentage would be one. That's it considered the primary indicator on YouTube. And it is equally important as the other [05:17] primary retention metric. And based on retention, you can immediately tell whether you've made a good video or a failure. You can tell even from the first 10 seconds. You see how quickly the retention is falling, what a sharp [05:29] decline line it is. And this line of decline, holding in the first seconds, it . It’s just that in some places the decline will be smaller, in others it will be huge. And your task is always to make this decline in interest as small as possible, so that the [05:43] Why does this happen to all authors? Why does interest drop sharply in the first is recommended not only to your regular viewers, but if you have a new channel, then only to new viewers. And many people expect something a little different from the video, and in the [05:56] first seconds they realize that the video did not live up to their expectations, and they leave. And some clicks may even be random. And when your video is recommended to someone, they might skip it and say, "Well, that's not it." [06:08] wanted something different. And because of this, someone changed their mind, someone doesn’t want to, then forgets. Because of this, this spat still exists. But if the decline is huge, and it is believed that if this decline line is more than 30%, then the chances for the [06:22] videos are already slim. But if it’s more than 50%, there’s practically none. Why does this happen? Because further on, this line of attention retention, even if you do everything correctly later, you will still lose a huge part of the audience at the beginning. And [06:35] the likelihood that the rest will watch it to the end will be too will be very difficult for new or small channels to break through. They don’t have a regular audience that will definitely watch their videos to the end. Their audience is constantly exposed to new, uninteresting [06:48] moments and drawn-out narrative lines. Each of these failures will weed out statistics usually look like this. initial decline in interest, still continues to fall sharply downwards and [07:02] even zero. And this is another reason why new channels are not they have a very interesting cover and name. And here's the second secret: how a recommendations thanks to the retention parameter. If we've [07:17] already made a video and it's not interesting, we see a huge drop at the beginning and the drop line is quite high, we just need to determine why this happened within the video, and ideally open an online editor. And if we [07:29] lost so many viewers at the beginning, and we understand this, we understand that there was some kind of glitch, we rewatched it, took it and cut out the entire introduction in the online editor Sometimes cutting out long and uninteresting intros can give [07:42] your video a new lease of life. You can also check if you don't have a straight, smooth line of decline, but rather waves, where the viewer is looking at everything, everything is great, and then there is a sharp decline in interest, you can also cut out these fragments in your [07:55] online editor. And another drop in interest almost always occurs at the the end of the schedule, that the viewer doesn't want to watch the author say goodbye, saying: "Goodbye, so far everything was good in this video ." He's not interested in it, he [08:08] on. Why does he waste it for this time if he has seen the whole content? So if you've finished your video poorly, well, just trim whether you need to do this or not. Don't judge what's inside your [08:21] video by logic. Judge by the involvement, by the schedule. If interest has dropped and people online editor. In videos like these, where you cut out problem areas, the graph starts to look different. Go to it, look back after a few [08:34] weeks, and you'll see that the declines in interest will reverse, and views videos that could have already been buried. And almost all YouTube creators focus only on these basic CTR and video retention metrics [08:47] , but ignore the most important elements of a creative studio and YouTube features that will help new channels explode. Yes, it's certainly important video, create a clickable title, a proper description that conveys [09:00] the essence of the video, and include timecodes so viewers can jump from chapter to chapter within your videos, especially when paying unnecessary attention to tags. Not the hashtag that is written in the description, but the tags that are written below the video. A [09:12] special field with 500 characters to fill them right up to capacity. It would be desirable to have 501 characters, and then think about which all newbies, having watched other YouTube experts, know that these [09:25] primary indicators are the most important thing, and they pay due attention to them. Well done. But they forget about other key elements of a creative small and new channels to explode: playlists, end-of-video prompts, simple [09:39] you place in the description of your videos to other videos. Why are these pays attention to, so important for new channels? It's simple, they all have one common goal: to create a return on your small [09:54] channel. That is, playlists, end screens, and hints and links within videos allow the viewer to watch not just one video, but an entire series. And this seriality gives a powerful signal to YouTube that your videos are [10:08] truly interesting and should be recommended. Even if your only three to five people have visited and watched your playlists, and two or three have clicked on suggestions, this will be a strong signal to YouTube that [10:21] you can enable recommendations and show them to a new audience. That's why, when you're creating your story, you need to figure out where you'll reference end yours so it's quick and punchy, and also has a purpose and [10:34] motivation to watch more on the channel. To do this, at the end of your video, do not say how good it was with you and what conclusions you drew from this video. Just create an open loop of interest and show them why they need to watch more [10:47] on your channel. Want to just take my YouTube experience and apply it sure to watch my last episode, where I structured all my knowledge in one video and talked about my three years of experience and the tips that [11:00] help me promote new channels. Well, bye everyone. I don't think there's any clear that some people read the description, some click on your attention to the title and links included in the [11:15] video description. And this also gives a share of views from these links. But for us, the most important thing is not the Even a few views from this link in the description will give you a great boost for channel growth. Well, and playlists. Everyone thinks [11:28] that playlists are some kind of unnecessary attribute for a channel. And if you have similar topics, like now on my channel and I only have one playlist, why do this and distribute when you can do without it? But in reality, views from a [11:40] playlist have a magical effect. When you open one of the videos, on the right side you will see recommendations only for your videos, not for your competitors' videos. If by chance even one viewer opens your playlist and [11:54] watches your video, they will see all your related videos on the topic in this suggestion, and not your competitors' videos. And that's not the only magical moment on the playlist. If even one viewer has browsed your playlist, watched one of your [12:07] videos, and then stopped scrolling through the playlist, then when they go to the recommendations on YouTube's main page and accidentally stumble upon another of your videos in the recommendations, when they open it, you 'll again appear in the suggestions on the right as [12:20] similar videos, but this time mixed in with your competitors. And those who use this grow new channels. Be sure to do this, even if you only have one created a YouTube channel yet and are just thinking about doing so, be sure to watch my [12:34] video on this topic. Why YouTube is killing new channels and how to create one to get immediate views. If you want to create masterpieces but YouTube, the best solution is to delegate all [12:48] professional team like MAP Meddiia. We will take on all the routine and creative aspects of content creation and will be responsible for the results. You will be required to come to the shoot and spend up to 6 hours recording content. [13:01] description. And another secret element that no one talks about videos in the comments below the video. And it's not so easy to just take and pin your videos and the whole list. Nobody will do this. But you only have to write [13:16] some provocative question, and you give an answer and speak here, in this video. I talked about this in detail. And viewers who see such a link will follow it and check whether there is an answer to this provocative question [13:29] or not, or whether the author is not on fire. And the last important element of growing a small channel that has no viewing history or too little history, where there are no regular viewers yet, is to create short videos, but be sure [13:41] to link them with longer videos. The goal of such short videos is to make the attract at least a few viewers from there to a longer video. So that show your long videos to. You need to collect some statistics, and the Shors [13:55] create ideal statistics if the viewer switches from there to a long . We go to the editing section of our shorts and select a shorts should lead to. An important rule of transition: your short should create an [14:09] open loop of interest and not completely complete any thought. He partially fully understand this idea, they need to watch a long video, and then the conversion rate will be clearly higher. Let's see if anyone tries implementing these [14:22] tools into their videos. Share your experiences and tell us what's been effective for you videos. In my Telegram channel, I'm holding a poll to find out which of the additional promotion methods listed today worked best for your channel. And if there's [14:36] better for you, or if you've even mentioned the effectiveness of another method that I haven't mentioned, please describe in the comments below the poll which method helped you promote your videos. And please forget the myths about frequent [14:49] posting. It doesn't matter how many videos you release per week, or how regularly, what days you do it, and especially the time. It doesn't matter. The most important thing is the quality and interest of the viewer in your video. You [15:01] 2 months. There are many authors who publish irregularly and release one video per month, and sometimes once every two or three months. And this doesn’t stop them from gaining hundreds of thousands of subscribers and millions of views. This means that [15:14] regularity is not important, but the viewer’s interest in the topic is. This is what actually influences channel growth. And YouTube doesn't wait for you to stand the test of resilience when views aren't pouring in. All that matters to him is the [15:28] quality of the content, how many viewers watched you, and how often they opened you. And don't give up after the first three videos. You will most likely have few views there for many reasons. Either your channel is still very [15:40] still has a small viewing history, and YouTube doesn’t yet know who to show it to. Just make more content. And once you understand what works well in your niche, create less content, but better quality. Try and test everything [15:54] definitely come. And if you want to grow faster, be sure to check out my other videos about how YouTube algorithms work for small channels. Bye.