How To Grow A YouTube Channel Fast — Growing A YouTube Channel From 100 To 1000 Subscribers | TBS #137

So over the past four months I was able to significantly grow my YouTube channel. I went from getting around one subscriber per day to getting between 25-50 new subscribers every single day. And so, the question that came from a lot of people was how to grow a Youtube channel fast.

Let me start by saying: it has nothing to do with luck.

In fact, I followed a well prepared and well executed plan to reach these numbers and I’d like to share it with you today. Growing a YouTube channel takes a lot of work and self-discipline, but if you’re committed then I can give you a plan that will work for you.

I like to call the method the 3 C’s of growing a YouTube channel

1. Consistency

The number one most important thing to grow a YouTube channel is consistency. You need to show up for your people consistently without letting them down. Decide on a routine and then stick to it.

If your subscribers can’t trust you to show up consistently like you promised, then how are your subscribers going to trust your content?

Consistency builds trust and authority.

By showing up and being there for your subscribers every day (or whatever your routine is), you show them that they can trust you.

Without consistency it’s hard to raise above the noise.

See, everyone else is letting down your subscribers. Everyone is making big promises, false commitments and then not showing up. Your subscribers have seen it a million times and they couldn’t care less. To get attention, you have to show up every single time.

Don’t worry about quality in the beginning. Focus on being consistent. More is better. Quantity is the gateway to quality.

2. Content

Consistency without content won’t get you very far, because if you consistently publish shitty videos then nobody is going to care.

So you actually have to know what you’re talking about.

In other words, only start a YouTube channel about stuff that you have expertise about. A simple way to find out if you’re an expert at something is to honestly answer the following question:

“Can I talk about this topic every single day for the rest of my life without getting bored and without getting boring to others?”

Look, if you can’t talk about something every day, maybe you aren’t an expert yet. Just reading a few books or watching other videos doesn’t make you an expert, just someone who regurgitates.

Start a YouTube channel about stuff that you are comfortable and excited talking about for the rest of your life, if you had to.

3. Context

Content without context doesn’t work anymore in a world where social media is a synonym for the Internet. The voice and opinions of the readers and consumers have never mattered more than now.

If you fail to create content that matters to your subscribers and viewers and customers, then your YouTube channel will fail.

You have to create a community around your content.

An easy way to create context is to listen to your subscribers and viewers, engage with them and answer all their questions.

Include your subscribers into your channel and content, because they are a part of your channel from the get go. There can’t be a YouTube channel without subscribers. So you need to find a way to integrate your subscribers and make them part of your channel every day.

This means you have to engage with every single comment or like you get for your videos. Yes, I said every single one of them.

And listen, listen, listen.

Then deliver the type of content your viewers want to see.

That’s how you create context for your content.