[00:02] subscribers in 4 months and earn $600 a month just from Google ads. I've been on YouTube for five years now and for the first four years I was careless in uploading content and only last November I started studying the content of YouTubers with
[00:17] millions of followers, the YouTube algorithm and here is the result: 60,000 new subscribers in 4 months and here's what I learned. The first one is that no one will watch your first 10 videos. Mr. Bice has more than 140 million subscribers
[00:37] such an interesting thing that most beginning YouTubers think that their videos are better than they actually are. I also noticed in my consultations that people generally have such an inflated opinion of themselves and they think that now I'll
[00:53] throw up my first video and a million people will watch it because it's me, how can people watch me? A person with this kind of thinking goes and throws up his first video and 13 people watch it. He immediately becomes
[01:06] disappointed and this leads to the fact that this person stops  the desire to upload stops wanting to work, that is, his motivation immediately drops. Therefore, in this game, the winner is the one who goes with the thought that for the first three years no one
[01:19] will watch the video at all. The winner is the one who constantly uploads content despite these minor failures and each time improves something in his videos, the title, editing, or covers. In general, our YouTube king, Mr. Bisk, says that
[01:32] our YouTube king, Mr. Bisk, says that you need to upload 100 videos before you need to upload 100 videos before expecting success. There are Chamberlain, who have exceptional personalities and do not need
[01:46] so many videos to complete. But for ordinary people like us who have no experience in filmmaking, who are not such exceptional professionals and who have no experience in storytelling, we will need 100 videos to achieve success. The
[02:00] second piece of advice is this: Learn to read and interpret YouTube analytics, how to generally improve videos every time. This is YouTube analytics, and each video has its own success indicators. So to speak, the most important indicators are CTR (click
[02:14] -through rate), it shows the ratio of the number of users who clicked on your video to the number of users who saw your video, that is, how many  people see your video and click and the higher this coefficient, the
[02:28] better and the second indicator is avd average viewing duration, it shows what percentage of your full video was watched by viewers. YouTube as a platform as a company wants to recommend the video that people
[02:44] click and watch. The longer the better. These are the kind of videos YouTube will recommend, so it is very important to understand YouTube analytics, since each time you upload a video, test different covers and titles for the
[02:58] work and which do not. Regarding the duration of views, there is a graph in YouTube that shows at what minute or second there is a decline or at what minute the highest retention is. Having seen this, you can go back to those
[03:13] very seconds and minutes and understand which moments you can improve and which ones need to be left. I often return to my videos to the moments when there is such a strong decline and very often this happens when I very conveniently talked about something for
[03:29] too long or even went somewhere in the wrong direction and in my subsequent videos I try not to do this. Therefore, I believe that interpreting and learning from YouTube analytics can greatly help you in your
[03:45] success in this  platform next don't create selfish content a common mistake that beginner YouTubers make is talking a lot about themselves about their experiences about their feelings without understanding whether they even want
[05:02] following them At what seconds At what minutes they get slightly distracted looking at the phone and he understands that But I need to change these minutes because people are bored and they will really hit retention and YouTube
[05:16] just won't recommend these videos you know the same thing in a conversation with a person you see for the first time if you constantly chat about yourself in this conversation then this person will not want to deal with you But if you
[05:30] find some common topic or some common interest with your interlocutor then you or some common interest with your interlocutor then you both enter into a conversation and you need to find these common interests with your interlocutor introduce yourself on a general basis and
[05:42] then explore other things that is First you must earn the trust of the viewer and then talk about yourself and the fourth tip is create headlines that arouse curiosity that are impossible not to click a
[05:55] cool YouTube strategist who worked there with Mr. P. Paul says that first you need to  Come up with a killer title for the video and then fine-tune it. the video and then fine-tune it. The video itself is titled because the title
[06:10] can change all of this. He works with YouTubers with millions of followers and says that with one of his clients, they first tried calling the video something like " Inside a New York Loft for $1.7 million." It's pretty simple
[06:24] except that there's a monetary value. Second, "I found the best Loft in New York." It already sounds better. It already sounds more clickable. And third, "I found the best Loft in New York." An ellipsis, but no one needs it. This title already
[06:40] opens this loop of curiosity and people think, if this is the best Loft in already starting to think and want to click on this video. That is, curiosity is a very important factor here. This is generally the art of clickbait. I don't recommend
[06:54] analyzing the titles on grammstefan's channel. For example, he's also the king of clickbait in every video. As you can see, he has such dramatic titles. The fifth piece of advice: don't underestimate the first 10 seconds of your video.
[07:08] Let's watch it together now.  Intro from one video Mister, I tied up the agents, I have these 100,000, he will take them for himself. Here is the knife of luck, and as you can see, all this
[07:21] time there are constant cuts, the visual frame is changing, Mister Beast is yelling, and here is his dialogue, very short, laconic, without unnecessary words. I think that Mister Beast is the king of content because we live in the 21st century, and he
[07:37] understands perfectly well that we all have a little bit of ADHT, attention deficit disorder, focus on something for a long time, so do not drag out the intro, you do not need to introduce yourself for 10 minutes. The intro is very important to retain the audience, so
[07:53] think it over very carefully before you start filming. And the last piece of advice is start filming. And the last piece of advice is to surround yourself with people like you who are obsessed with YouTube. That's the word, Mister Beast said in one of
[08:05] his interviews that he found four crazy people like him, they were all small YouTubers, they talked every day for a thousand days in a row and did nothing but hyper-study what makes
[08:20] good covers on YouTube. What is a good video tempo and how  for going viral and here he also says, imagine a world in which you work alone, there you work hard for 12 days a day, make mistakes, learn from them and imagine another world
[08:38] in which you have three more friends and you work together, make mistakes, work hard and there, let's say on Friday one friend made a mistake and told you something like this, OK, he wrote it down, then on Saturday another friend makes a mistake, then you make a
[08:53] mistake and you share these mistakes constantly and in a year or two you will be so much ahead compared to the person who works solo because the person who works alone learns from the mistakes of only one
[09:07] person, and with you this process is multiplied fourfold, so you will achieve success much faster. If you liked this video, I advise you to watch another one in which I told how much YouTube paid me for one million views.
[09:20] YouTube paid me for one million views. Thank you, see you very soon.