Get free subscribers for YouTube 100% Real -2022

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So before the end of the intro,

answer our answer was

something alog the lines of
because I wanna monetize
my YouTube channel, well,
don't forget, you need 4,000
hours of watch time, as well.
If your answer was because I wanna
monetize my YouTube channel, well,
don't forget that you
also need to apply for
the YouTube Partner
Program and be accepted
into it so there are no shockers.
YouTube will be checking
whether or not you're trying
to buy subscribers or
manipulate the metrics.

And if it's because you wanna

monetize your YouTube channel,
then you're not thinking
about your audience.
Can you see where I'm going with this?
Now, if it's because
1,000 people represents
a huge community that has
put their faith and trust
in your content to
inspire and educate them,
then you're on the right YouTube path.
We've uploaded over 600 videos on
the vidIQ YouTube channel now,
and we've had over two million comments.

m, I must confess,

but the overriding theme of
a lot of these comments is a
lack of understanding a mindset
of the YouTube platform.
Most new creators naively,
and understandably so,
are thinking more about what
they can get from the YouTube
platform rather than what they
can give to their audience.
And I've said this already in
videos that we've made in 2020.
Stop thinking about
the metrics and how you
gain things from the
content that you create,
and think first about what's
valuable to your YouTube audience.
I can almost guarantee that when you shift
mindset from you to your audience,
your channel will grow so much faster
and so much more easily that you'll hit
1,000 subscribers before you even know it.
That's because your content,
your daily interaction
with your community,
becomes far more important than any
milestone that you're trying to achieve.
Hello, I'm Rob, and welcome to vidIQ,
the YouTube tool and channel that aims
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names matterO.
It never has done and it
never will do, it's a myth.
Now, while I did say that milestones
aren't necessarily that important,
especially to your audience at this stage,
they probably still do rattle
around in the back of your head.
So let's touch on this to
help with your mental welfare.
Getting to 100 subscribers is one of the
hardest things you will do
on the YouTube platform.
We know, we were there to
help guide you through it,
and if you weren't there,
then there's a video over here
that you should definitely watch.
Now, let's say theoreticay
that it took you
three months to get 100 subscribers,
and then, your next target
is 1,000 subscribers.
That might be a bit of a
stretch, but at the same time,
it's not going to take 30 months
to get to 1,000 subscribers because,
like with any YouTube channel,
you will be gaining momentum.
So what you want to try and continue
to have is incremental
increases in milestones.
So going from 100 subscribers
to maybe 250 subscribers,
then maybe 500 subscribers,
750 subscribers,
all the way up 1,000 subscribers.
As long as you're aware
of a reachable goal
somewhere in the distance
and you keep track of
your incremental steps
towards that milestone,
whether it be two or three subscribers
a day or 10 or 20 subscribers a week,
that will nourish you as you nourish
your audience with
value from your content.
Now, if in the background
you want to track these
incremental milestones
up to 1,000 subscribers,
vidIQ has a free tool for you.
On most YouTube pages you'll see
a cluster of YouTube tools from vidIQ.
Click on the Achievements one and it
will give you all sorts of stats,
but there is specifically
one for subscribers,
and when you click on it
that generates a certificate,
and you can share that success with your
audience on any of your
social media platforms.
If you have over 100 subscribers
and you're working
towards 1,000 subscribers,
for the typical channel you've
probably done a few dozen
videos and you have some
experience and an understanding,
generally, of what your
audience likes on your channel.
So it's now time to solidify
your value proposition.
What does that mean?
Let me put it very simply.
Describe your channel in five seconds
or less in a catchy, memorable fashion.
For example, our value proposition
could be YouTube growth channel,
but in order to make
it catchy and memorable
what do we say our channel is about?
Educating your YouTube journey.
Now, let me give you a
couple more made up examples.
Fortnite gaming channel.
There are literally hundreds of thousands
of these on YouTube already,
so how do you describe
your channel in a catchy,
memorable way if you're a
Fortnite game play channel?
Well, it could be something
along the lines of this.
Because head shots are better
at 347 frames per second.
That could mean that
your channel is all about
how to improve the gameplay performance of
Fortnite or any other
first-person shooter game.
It gives your channel more focus,
your audience knows exactly
what your channel is about,
and it's memorable.
What about this one?
European travel vlog.
Naw, it's too generic,
we've heard it all before.
Let's try this.
Euro-penniless traveling nomad.
All right, it's not my best effort,
but I came up with it in five seconds.
That defines your channel
as content all about
an individual going around
countries of Europe,
most likely on an extreme budget.
And what type of content is that going to
appeal to in terms of a target audience?
Young students.
So you've sold your
channel to your audience,
not explicitly and functionally,
but through a catchy,
memorable value proposition.
Now, this can change over time.
There is nothing wrong with that,
but if your channel has a core theme,
you always know the value that you're
trying to deliver to your audience,
and your audience,
whether they be new visitors
or regular subscribers,
will always know what to
expect from your content.
So yeah, in short, I
wanna see some of your
channel value propositions
in the comments below.
When it comes to starting and
building a YouTube channel
I always say that
nothing beats experience.
Hopefully, by now you should
have some videos out on the
platform and you've got some
views and some subscribers.
So what you've gained
from that is social proof.
You will have certain videos that
have performed better than others.
You'll have videos that
have some engagement
and some feedback asking you to make
followup videos or asking
you general questions,
which you could potentially
answer with future content.
So my advice to you now would be
to start researching your channel,
even if it is the simplest
trick in the book,
which is to go to your video
tab on your channel page
and sort by the most popular videos.
If there are any patterns
in the top five or 10 videos
that are telling you a
certain type of content works,
then make more of that content,
whether it's about a particular
topic or a video style.
It may be that you've already
chosen your video topic niche,
whether it be sports, gaming, politics,
wrestling, beauty, but from
the content that you have
you should by now be able to find
a subniche in that particular topic.
Now, it might be predictions
or tutorials or reaction videos
or when you're in front of camera
and you're giving your personal stories.
When you start your YouTube channel,
there is nothing wrong with
experimenting 80% of the time,
but as your channel grows,
you'll get to a stage where
you are serving your audience
the content they want
to see 80% of the time
while you can experiment with
the other 20% of content.
Know more about your own channel
and discover what works for your audience,
and it's pretty simple, do more of it.
If you drill down into that
concept a little further,
if you want more subscribers,
then look at the videos on your channel
that bring in the most subscribers
and make more content
based on those videos.
You can use the vidIQ channel
audit tool to do this,
as we have a column which
shows you which videos
on your channel bring
in the most subscribers.
Funnily enough, it's our
video tutorials that on how to