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Why None of Your Channels Are Succeeding

0h 08m video Published Nov 13, 2024 Transcribed Aug 4, 2026 Bora pra Prática Bora pra Prática
Beginner 3 min read For: Aspiring content creators and YouTubers looking to grow their channels.
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"Delivers on the promise of explaining why channels fail, with actionable advice and a personal success story."

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This video explains why most content creators fail to grow their channels, highlighting three main reasons: not modeling successful videos or accounts, lacking consistency, and giving up too quickly. The creator emphasizes that only 1-3% of people actually achieve results and provides practical advice on how to improve.

[00:01]
Introduction: Why Most Channels Fail

The video discusses reasons why channels don't succeed, noting that only 1-3% of content creators get results. The last reason is highlighted as the most important.

[00:30]
First Reason: Not Modeling Successful Content

Creators fail because they don't model videos or accounts that have already been successful. They don't consume content intelligently, meaning they don't analyze what makes videos go viral, such as titles, thumbnails, and editing.

[02:32]
Second Reason: Lack of Consistency

Consistency is crucial. Whether it's one video a day or one per week, having a regular schedule is essential. Posting consistently helps you learn and improve faster.

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Third Reason: Giving Up Too Quickly

The main reason for failure is giving up too soon. Creators don't produce content long enough to see results. It's recommended to post for at least four weeks (e.g., 28 videos if posting daily) to evaluate performance.

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Additional Reasons: Losing Views and Lack of Routine

Some creators give up when they lose views after initial success, instead of maintaining momentum. Others lack a production routine, making it easier to quit. Having a set day for content creation helps.

[06:17]
Abandoning Ideas for New Ones

Creators often abandon their current niche for a new idea, which is counterproductive. It's better to stick with a validated approach and iterate.

[07:36]
Case Study: Four Months Without Results

The creator shares a personal example: a channel that posted two videos daily for four months without results, then exploded in the fifth month, earning R$50,000 in the following months.

To succeed on YouTube, you must model successful content, maintain consistency, and persist through the initial period without results. Giving up too early is the primary reason most channels fail.

Study Flashcards (6)

What percentage of content creators actually get results?

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Between 1% and 3%.

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What is the first reason why channels fail?

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Not modeling videos or accounts that have already been successful.

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What is the second reason for failure?

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Lack of consistency in posting.

02:32

What is the main reason for failure according to the video?

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Giving up too quickly.

03:57

How long should you post before evaluating results?

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At least four weeks, which is 28 videos if posting daily.

07:12

What personal example does the creator give about persistence?

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A channel that posted two videos daily for four months without results, then exploded in the fifth month, earning R$50,000.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Only 1-3% succeed

Sets the context that most creators fail, making the advice more urgent.

00:15
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Model successful content

Emphasizes the importance of analyzing and replicating proven strategies rather than reinventing the wheel.

00:30
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Giving up is the main killer

Identifies the primary reason for failure, which is often overlooked.

03:57
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Four months to success

Provides a concrete example of persistence paying off, encouraging creators to stay the course.

07:36

[00:01] this video, I'm going to talk about some of the reasons why you might not succeed with any channel. And the last one is the main reason why start producing content don't get results. I'm talking about the majority,

[00:15] like, the people who actually get results are between 3% and 1%. There are a lot of people who try and fail. And in this video, I'm going to show you three reasons, and the last one is the most important: first reason:

[00:30] you don't model videos or accounts that have already been successful; you don't consume content intelligently. What does consuming content intelligently mean? It means consuming content intelligently mean? It means watching videos,

[00:46] consuming videos like a content creator. When I watch any video on the internet, I look at the views. I 500,000 views!" "Wow, this video got all these likes, all these

[01:00] title? How did he make this thumbnail? How did he think of this? I watch content on the internet. I get curious. So, the first mistake is that people don't model their

[01:13] videos; they try to create ideas from scratch and post them, and they don't... It works if you model models. It's much faster to get results, and you already know that the audience wants that type of content. So you don't model what

[01:28] guy's editing, the frequency he posts, how many videos he posts per week or month, his script, what he did in the first 3 seconds, how he made the title, how he made the thumbnail, whatever the idea of ​​the

[01:42] you want things from scratch, and that's why you're not getting results, that's why you're just trying to create trends, and it's very trying to create trends, and it's very difficult. Don't try to reinvent the wheel, don't try to

[01:54] invent new things, man. Do the basics, which is watch the videos that are getting results. "Oh, I want to make videos in the religion niche, I want to talk about the Bible." So you'll search on

[02:06] you'll search on the platforms for content that's getting views, content that gets views you can replicate on your channel, do it with your own... Identity isn't about copying. You're not going to copy the title exactly,

[02:20] copy the edit, or download someone else's video and post it. No, you're going to take ideas, ideas that have already been validated and have already gotten many views. So that's the first point where people fail to make any account work. Why? Because they don't

[02:32] model videos or accounts that have already been successful. The second point here, which most people fail to do, is lack of consistency. You just don't have consistency. It doesn't matter if it's one video a day or one video a week, the

[02:48] important thing is to have a consistent schedule. Your channel's videos have to be part of your routine. Producing videos has to be part of your routine. You can't just say, "Oh, now I'm going to do this." No, you have to have that, not

[03:02] Monday," or "I'll do it every Tuesday." No, but you need to have at least a weekly commitment to your channel. It's no use modeling videos, doing what I said in the first option, and not having consistency. You know,

[03:17] just posting a viral video and then leaving? No, that does n't exist. Forget it. The more videos you post, the more you 'll learn. Don't forget that. The more videos you post, the more you'll learn. So if you... Posting one video

[03:31] speed. If you post two videos a day, you'll learn at another results. When your videos get results, that's when you 's working and, more importantly, what's

[03:44] what's working and discard what 's not. Got it? Great, right? Now, the third reason, which is the main one here, is that you give up

[03:57] main one here, is that you give up very quickly. You don't produce content for long enough, consequently you don't get results, and then you you don't get results, and then you give up. Let's go over it again: you don't produce

[04:11] platform to understand if you're a real person posting videos on social media. Consequently, if you don't post for long enough, you won't get results, you won't get

[04:24] views, what happens? You people don't manage to turn their accounts around because they give up, simple as that. And another reason people

[04:38] exist is the opposite. Sometimes people get views, they're getting hyped and all that, and then suddenly they lose them, they lose the views. People aren't getting views anymore, so what happens then?

[04:54] views, and they also give up because they get views and then lose them. It's crazy, right? Instead of maintaining it, it's all You have to keep posting videos when they're trending and you have to

[05:08] keep posting videos when they're trending, but people give up. And another not having a content production routine. " Oh, I'll do it on Wednesday," and then no, do it no firm routine in your head that

[05:25] much easier to give up. You get lazy about doing things. I have some dark-cut channels here, you know, where I don't appear, and I like to pick just one day to make all the videos. Like, tomorrow is

[05:39] 'll pick, I have videos until Tuesday, until tomorrow I have everything ready. So, last Tuesday, in this case, I made videos until this Tuesday, I think videos until this Tuesday, I think I made... I've made about 14 or 16 videos, you know?

[05:52] I made... I've made about 14 or 16 videos, you know? There are people who, I like that, there are people who say, "Oh, I make a video a day," okay, but there will be a day when you don't feel like making one. I prefer to pick a day and

[06:04] do it when I feel like it, and I do everything then. But it's okay, everyone has content production. At least you have to have one. I have mine. And another thing that makes people give up is having a new idea.

[06:17] People have a new idea, I had an idea here for another niche, a views, I'm going to do that, and I give up on the previous idea. There will be moments when you will give up because you've already started in a bad way. It's bad if you haven't

[06:31] modeled a video, modeled an account, and made a channel, man, it's probably going to go wrong, you know? It's okay to give up. Like, before watching 's much harder to give up because you'll be starting to

[06:44] you really want to do things the right way, I advise you to join... On the anniversary of the podcast editing videos, I'll teach you everything you need to know to monetize, especially podcast editing videos. Okay, but it's fine if you

[06:58] created an account without setting anything up, then you can give up. It's very likely that it won't work, but it's very common for people to give up because they don't get results and just give up. They post for a week and don't get results, they give up. They

[07:12] at least four weeks of posting to really know if you're going to get results or not. At least four weeks if you're going to post one video per day, that's 28 videos. It's not a lot, and you'll learn a lot

[07:24] even if you don't get results in those 28 days. Okay, but it's a good amount of time to know if you're doing the right thing or not. Like, there are accounts here where but in the second week it's good. There are accounts where

[07:36] My first podcast editing channel that really went viral, I spent four months posting two videos a day without any results. In the fifth month it exploded, from the fifth to the sixth month we made R$ 50,000. So, another reason

[07:51] views and then losing them, like a decrease in views, and then people get demotivated and give up. The third reason is because people don't have a routine for

[08:04] producing content for social media, for the accounts they created. And the fourth reason is having a new idea out of nowhere and then deciding to abandon the previous idea. This has happened to me a lot, which is why I'm putting these things here. We

[08:16] others, right? So many things I'm telling you are things now I know them, and I'm telling you that you need to make them too. So, to recap, you don't get views on your

[08:28] because you don't model videos or stories that have already worked, you don't have consistency. And that's why you give up. I hope you enjoyed this video. Subscribe wonderful videos like this one. Comments are open, and there are two

[08:41] very cool videos here for you to watch as well. That's all, bye!

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