That explains a lot of video title changes I've been seeing over the years... I had definitely noticed but never understood why those changes were made.
Great video! Almost 3 out of 5 mistakes here apply to me to such a degree it just kinda shows me how common these mistakes are. I thought I was the only one still making these mistakes 😅
I also wish you had a long form class about all of these. I feel like i have a decent grasp but there's so many tips in this video that I feel like I need a full class!
No need for a class :) All the information to grow on RUclips is freely available, often people just need to slow down and take the time to research. My new channel which covers Indie Games as reviews has released 1 video a week this year every friday, and currently we are bringing in about 2000 views a day with only 100 subs, its purely because of the tips in this video about appealing to the viewers need for value, curiosity, and desire.
Is it a good idea to change titles of videos, i have uploaded months ago, even if they have upwards of 10k views, Also if it is okay to change old titles is there like a range in which it is too late?
Yes, I recently changed a title on my secret experiment channel with 100 subs and it went from 40 views after 19 hours, to 4000 views in another 12 hours. I change titles if the CTR is low, and I believe that is why. I also change videos from years ago and see success.
First of all i agree on what you said but i have a question. I understood that youtube algorithm will not advice your videos if new viewers dont watch your videos but how is This bad? Is not that youtube algorithm will block your loyal followers from watching your video, you lost nothing by attracting new people even if they dont watch your videos
Again such helpful content 👏 Like others, being new, feel like spamming friends etc with look at me 👀 posts 😆 Have started to be more creative on thumbnails but titles and creating that intrigue is very cool 😎 Keep up the great work and am trying out that extension 👌
Damn wanted to go on your livestream to thank you for these wonderful vids and I see you quit. But still I appreciate the videos a lot they made me understand a lot of things about streaming and how to grow as a streamer.
I've seen more and more videos using your style of titling, and honestly, its made me click on videos even less. It feels like every video is screaming the same phrases to get my attention and its so unappealing, I'd rather go do other things Using your Pokemon Uranium example at 5:00: If I'm asking "what is this banned Pokemon game?" I'm unlikely to watch more than a couple minutes of a lets play. If I'm looking to watch someone play Pokemon Uranium, I'm unlikely to click the video at all because I can't tell that's what it is. The Steelseries example is slightly better, but I'm still not likely to click on it if I'm considering purchasing one. It seems like RUclips creators are so focused on grabbing the attention of the broadest possible base that they've stopped communicating what the content is actually ABOUT. You might be losing viewers who are actually looking for that type of content.
That’s okay, it’s a proven fact that you’re an outlier, people will always click these titles more because they are much clearer and communicate what the video is about better. Because that’s really what this is. It’s not about grabbing attention, it’s about communicating clearly the videos concept in an interesting way. Your saying the Pokemon uranium example communicates it less clearly but that’s not true is it? Because nobody knows what Pokemon uranium is, nobody knows it’s about a nuclear fall out, nobody knows you survive poisoning, etc The title is far better at communicating what the video actually is. It’s a Pokémon game where you survive nuclear radiation, and it was banned. And people who do want pokemon uranium content, know what that video is because they already have context, so they’ll still click it. I appreciate the comment, and your perspective but I hope you understand that the logic you’re saying here has been proven over and over to be wrong.
Yo I got kicked from your server randomly. I said I was doing my first stream and it was currently dead, and now Im not able to access your server. Tf bruh.
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"and I'll cover that, in a second" ... I know your game, I WAS STAYING ANYWAY! 😆 Another super useful video as always. Thanks!
Paused at 04:38 because it made me realize I had *at least* 2 videos i needed to rename, and it made realize what to rename them to!!
I was wearing a green shirt and freaked out for a sec, but my name isn't Steve, so now I'm okay!
That explains a lot of video title changes I've been seeing over the years... I had definitely noticed but never understood why those changes were made.
That feeling when your name is Steve, and you're wearing a green shirt!
Umm. How did you know I was wearing a green shirt and that my name was steve??
I live in your walls
Great video!
Almost 3 out of 5 mistakes here apply to me to such a degree it just kinda shows me how common these mistakes are. I thought I was the only one still making these mistakes
😅
I love these! I need to incorporate a lot of these into my channel and redo my titles / thumbnails
I also wish you had a long form class about all of these. I feel like i have a decent grasp but there's so many tips in this video that I feel like I need a full class!
No need for a class :) All the information to grow on RUclips is freely available, often people just need to slow down and take the time to research.
My new channel which covers Indie Games as reviews has released 1 video a week this year every friday, and currently we are bringing in about 2000 views a day with only 100 subs, its purely because of the tips in this video about appealing to the viewers need for value, curiosity, and desire.
@@StreamScheme ohh! I need to see this!
5:45 poofesure too
LOL at 0:42, I am actually wearing a green shirt and for a second was like 0.0
To all the Steves with Green shirts watching this- have fun with that fourth wall break jump scare.
Is it a good idea to change titles of videos, i have uploaded months ago, even if they have upwards of 10k views,
Also if it is okay to change old titles is there like a range in which it is too late?
Yes, I recently changed a title on my secret experiment channel with 100 subs and it went from 40 views after 19 hours, to 4000 views in another 12 hours.
I change titles if the CTR is low, and I believe that is why. I also change videos from years ago and see success.
Thanks a lot
Thanks for what you do my man
“How’d he know it was me?” - Steve from Blue’s Clues
First of all i agree on what you said but i have a question.
I understood that youtube algorithm will not advice your videos if new viewers dont watch your videos but how is This bad? Is not that youtube algorithm will block your loyal followers from watching your video, you lost nothing by attracting new people even if they dont watch your videos
OMG this is gold information and entrepreneurial advice for life as well. Love❤
Nice clock peator
This Video Helped A lot thanks
Thanks for this video ! From France
My boi yo hair looks fantastic 😊❤
Again such helpful content 👏 Like others, being new, feel like spamming friends etc with look at me 👀 posts 😆 Have started to be more creative on thumbnails but titles and creating that intrigue is very cool 😎 Keep up the great work and am trying out that extension 👌
Nice videw, thanks! I just changed my recent video title as you said, and the view started to grow.
Damn wanted to go on your livestream to thank you for these wonderful vids and I see you quit. But still I appreciate the videos a lot they made me understand a lot of things about streaming and how to grow as a streamer.
I stream on a side channel on RUclips now but I don’t promote it here to avoid sandbagging
Blue but fair.
"skyblocks" 💀💀
Steve rn : 😮😮😮
great video (the irony) lol
I've seen more and more videos using your style of titling, and honestly, its made me click on videos even less. It feels like every video is screaming the same phrases to get my attention and its so unappealing, I'd rather go do other things
Using your Pokemon Uranium example at 5:00: If I'm asking "what is this banned Pokemon game?" I'm unlikely to watch more than a couple minutes of a lets play. If I'm looking to watch someone play Pokemon Uranium, I'm unlikely to click the video at all because I can't tell that's what it is. The Steelseries example is slightly better, but I'm still not likely to click on it if I'm considering purchasing one.
It seems like RUclips creators are so focused on grabbing the attention of the broadest possible base that they've stopped communicating what the content is actually ABOUT. You might be losing viewers who are actually looking for that type of content.
That’s okay, it’s a proven fact that you’re an outlier, people will always click these titles more because they are much clearer and communicate what the video is about better.
Because that’s really what this is. It’s not about grabbing attention, it’s about communicating clearly the videos concept in an interesting way.
Your saying the Pokemon uranium example communicates it less clearly but that’s not true is it? Because nobody knows what Pokemon uranium is, nobody knows it’s about a nuclear fall out, nobody knows you survive poisoning, etc
The title is far better at communicating what the video actually is. It’s a Pokémon game where you survive nuclear radiation, and it was banned.
And people who do want pokemon uranium content, know what that video is because they already have context, so they’ll still click it.
I appreciate the comment, and your perspective but I hope you understand that the logic you’re saying here has been proven over and over to be wrong.
Jesus you got me with the name drop and I was wearing the right colour shirt... jesus.
Yo I got kicked from your server randomly. I said I was doing my first stream and it was currently dead, and now Im not able to access your server. Tf bruh.
You said you were live right now, and it’s dead. It came across as self promotion. It’s very common, and in the rules.
39 of 48. Thanks for helping me not punch someone at work 👋🩵