You can frequently hear from online money making gurus that you need to churning out hundreds of videos to grow your Youtube channel. They tell you, you need to consistently publish regularly. Does this really work? Even if it works, it is a hard work. What if there was a different path? Instead of focusing solely on quantity, why not consider diving into different strategy. Publish ever green content with search value, focus on your metrics such as views, watch times, new subscribers, etc. to understand what kind of videos are bringing you best results. Create more videos on the topics that are bring you best result
How to Build a Great YouTube Channel
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But I believe when you are just starting something new it's always quantity over quality because that's the only way you'll figure out what works and what doesn't work, if you publish enough videos on your channel as a beginner, you'll be able to filter out the ones that work and those that doesn't and you can double down on those that do.
It's not easy to be pumping out videos but you'll need to do that at yourel early days and if your channel later went on to become successful you can delete those videos that had no traction.
It's not easy to be pumping out videos but you'll need to do that at yourel early days and if your channel later went on to become successful you can delete those videos that had no traction.