S4S, friends, adwords and mostly normal people after crossing the 1000 sub mark. Most important thing in my opinion for growth is that you make good content exactly on trend. Good content off trend will not work well and bad content on trend neither.Have you just slowly been gaining an audience over time or was there one certain video that allowed you to blow up? Or maybe your friends and family have been giving you support too. I'm just curious as to how some of you have been getting success on YouTube. Personally on this channel it took us a long long time to get over 1k sub's.
It seems everyone here is against S4S. Would you do S4S again if you had to start over?S4S, friends, adwords and mostly normal people after crossing the 1000 sub mark. Most important thing in my opinion for growth is that you make good content exactly on trend. Good content off trend will not work well and bad content on trend neither.
Another big hurdle to take is that there are a lot of skills to learn before you can make good on-trend videos that people enjoy and are able to find. Most creators highly overestimate the quality and trendiness though, myself included when I started. I think the 10.000 hour rule applies very well here too, it takes a long time to master something and most people are not willing (or able) to put in the hours needed when it comes to youtube.
It's tricky for sure, I would not do it as the only means of gaining subs and need to support growth with adwords subscriber gain. What I do like is that you get quite a lot of engagement on the likes and comments from them, but the retention is quite bad and therefore I think the adwords campaign with gaining real subs simultaneously helped to separate from the rest. People are a bit like sheep sometimes in my opinion so if people see more than 1K subscribers they are more willing to subscribe too?It seems everyone here is against S4S. Would you do S4S again if you had to start over?