Channel: Dani

Category: Entertainment

Tags: youtubestop reading my tagshow to grow on youtubehow much money my mobile game made (after 1 week)youtube tipshow i went from 200 to 200.000 subscribers in 6 monthshow i grew on youtubehacking the youtube algorithmclick through rateveritasiumhow to go viralunityunity game devhow to get more views on youtubegamedevcomputer sciencedanidevon crawfordindie gamedevyoutube analyticsmaking a game in one day (12 hours)youtube algorithmalgorithm

Description: Let's talk about how I grew so fast on Youtube! ➤Discord - discord.gg/dani ➤Facebook - facebook.com/DaniMilkman ➤Twitter - twitter.com/DaniDevYT ➤Music by Evan King. Check him out, he has some amazing music! Evan King - Stellar (youtu.be/ZrEDn3JBIdg) Evan king: youtube.com/user/EvanKingAudio DevDuck - youtu.be/HYQjmV1PHU4 So since I'm asked every day how my channel grew so fast, I made a video about it lol. Talking a bit about the Youtube Algorithm, what i've done to try to exploit it, and also some other stuff, like my play button unboxing. In the video I talk about a couple of important things, like CTR of "Click through rate". This is important, because without a high click through rate, people aren't gonna click on your videos, meaning you won't get any views. The watch time is also curcial, and I talk a bit about how I try to keep the watch time as high as possible. Something I didn't mention in the video, is that you have to find a recipe that works for you. For example "progress" videos and "Making X in Y time" works very well for me, but when people have tried to do the exact same thing, with the exact same thumbnail (just search for one of my popular videos, and you'll see a lot of copies), it hasn't worked out well for them. This is important to note, it shows that you have to find your own way, as different channels work in different ways. It's hard to explain, but after a while you will get the feel for what the algorithm wants from you lol. One final note: Have fun. Don't make videos you don't wanna make, that's never gonna end well. If you make videos about stuff you enjoy, it's gonna be reflected in your content, and the viewers will be way more engaged. And the same goes for when you make content you don't enjoy: it's very noticable, and it's not gonna feel genuine. //about Hey! If you're new here, welcome! I'm an indie game developer, currently working on a physics based game using Unity. This is my devlog / devblog where I show off the progress I make on it. I'll try uploading every week, but I'm pretty busy with university and part time job, so I won't have time every week. But I'll do my best! PC SPECS: GTX 1060 i7-3770 16GB RAM Laptop / tablet Surface Pro i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB Storage My Equipment: Keyboard - Steelseries 6Gv2 Mouse - Steelseries Rival 100 Mic - AT2020+ Screen - ViewSonic 24" LED Curved VX2458 Headset - Steelseries Arctis 3 If you enjoyed this video, here are some other really good ones I was inspired by: Veritasium - My Video Went Viral. Here's Why youtu.be/fHsa9DqmId8 Veritasium - Why Are 96,000,000 Black Balls on This Reservoir? (The video that went viral af) youtu.be/uxPdPpi5W4o SmarterEveryDay - Manipulating the YouTube Algorithm - (Part 1/3) Smarter Every Day 213 youtu.be/1PGm8LslEb4 Devon Crawford - Hacking the YouTube Algorithm 2019 youtu.be/l5VtPY7FBw4 Tom Scott - Why The YouTube Algorithm Will Always Be A Mystery youtu.be/BSpAWkQLlgM Youtube Creators - 'The Algorithm' - How YouTube Search & Discovery Works youtu.be/hPxnIix5ExI #Dani #unity #gamedev #indiegame #gamedevelopment #unity3d #madewithunity #indiedev #unity2d