My dedicated LEGO Channel

Spence Bailey

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Okay so I've been pumping out more and more content lately. I've really gotten myself into the YT ecosystem. I'm focusing more on reaching out and focusing more on creating quality content. Everything I've uploaded has been LEGO based and it seems to be the niche community that I am in now. I have time lapse, stop motions, and even some reviews. I haven't done any vlogs yet but I was wondering if they would be worth making and help engage my viewer?

My name is The Bailey Brood but I do plan on changing that soon to Brick Builder Snarf. Lucky for me I haven't branded anything heavily so I believe there is still a chance to change it without loosing too much progress.

What do you guys think? Is there stuff I should be doing more of or less of? I'm think my banner may need updated. My profile picture could, too. I'm thinking about having someone help me with graphics but I don't know if I am to that point yet.

My subs haven't taken off yet and I'm just waiting for the point where I can get a few to trickle in each day.


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa6aeHWP7HZOci707mbbJ-Q

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Maybe try working on making custom thumbnails, a couple of your thumbnails are a little blurry. Thumbnails should show what’s going on without giving to much away. Good luck with your channel:)
 
All I did was watch your time lapse build video, and I wish I could give better advice but it just seemed a little too straightforward to me. Like perhaps some text explaining what you're doing, the cutting out of any parts that are monotonous or where your hands aren't in view would be good. Keep in mind though, I have no interest in Legos really so I may be looking for something your audience is not.
 
Maybe try working on making custom thumbnails, a couple of your thumbnails are a little blurry. Thumbnails should show what’s going on without giving to much away. Good luck with your channel:)
Yeah I need to it down and really commit some time into making high quality thumbnails. I'm not wizard at graphics though, so it's going to be a learning curve.

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All I did was watch your time lapse build video, and I wish I could give better advice but it just seemed a little too straightforward to me. Like perhaps some text explaining what you're doing, the cutting out of any parts that are monotonous or where your hands aren't in view would be good. Keep in mind though, I have no interest in Legos really so I may be looking for something your audience is not.
This is some good feedback. I've been thinking of adding like a personal intro to each video just so people know what's going on and so there is still a human aspect to the video. Coming from someone outside of the niche community, this is good feedback to get because it's an honest review. I appreciate it [emoji16]

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Update on this, I have changed the channel name as well as gave myself an icon that actually reflects the type of content that I will be creating. [emoji106]

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