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How did you get your first 1,000 subscribers on Youtube?

I think the question is quite simple ☝️

If you have a Youtube channel, how did you managed to get your first 1,000 subscribers? Any tips or strategies you would love to share?

I am currently at 357 subscribers and although I gained 138 this year alone, it's still going quite slow.

I know that grinding is what is needed at this stage, but maybe there is something small I could implement to accelerate the process? It would be great to be able to reach 1,000 subs by the end of the year!

Anything peculiar that you noticed or any specific thing (video) you did that accelerated your growth?

Please do share in the comments below - I think all of the community would really benefit 😊

FYI: My Youtube Channel (in case anyone wants to give more specific feedback)

on August 4, 2020
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    content, content, content! uploading more, in general, allows you to grow faster...

    this isn't always the case, but, for a lot of channels getting started, this is the go-to.

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      Yeah, it does seem like the quantity does matter to a certain extent. The channels that start blowing up, usually have 50-100 videos made already and I have around 30, so still, a way to go.

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        don't stop.

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          Not planning to :)

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    I hear YouTube also needs SEO
    plus, try keeping your videos under 5 minutes :)

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      Yeah, SEO is one of my main ways I am growing my channel. Why do you think I should keep videos under 5 min?

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        apparently, anything > 10 minutes+ is good for seo. see if you can get there. but, there's not really a "hard and fast" rule.

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          Thanks for the tip!