3 Mistakes I Stopped Making to Grow 400k YouTube Subs

Girls. If you've always wanted to be a YouTuber but you have no idea how to grow a channel or make videos. This is how I went from 0 to 400k subs and how I make 6 figures as a full time youtuber.

Girls. If you've always wanted to be a YouTuber but you have no idea how to grow a channel or make videos. This is how I went from 0 to 400k subs and how I make 6 figures as a full time youtuber. Number one, I stopped guessing what videos to make and I systematized it. When I first started posting on YouTube, I was honestly just looking at my homepage and seeing what the other girlies were posting. I saw that beauty and skincare were popular, so I was like, okay, that's my niche. But I didn't think about what my target audience would want. If you don't know who you're making videos for, you'll try to reach everybody and end up reaching no one. You have to remember YouTube is a search engine. Millions of people are going there to find solutions to their problems. So you need to ask yourself, what is my ideal viewer struggling with right now? What are the ideas or topics that she's into? What is the problem I'm trying to solve for her? Every single video needs to serve a purpose for your viewer. Once I locked in the core pillars for my channel, I started growing so much faster and my videos went from random to intentional. Number two, I stopped freestyling my thumbnails and I planned them ahead. In the beginning, you'll Most likely spend 10 hours editing the video and two minutes on the thumbnail. But the title and thumbnail are literally the first things your audience is going to see. It's what gets people to watch in the first place. Without fail, I always plan out my title and thumbnail concept for every video because if nobody clicks, the actual video, content does not matter. Once I got good at making viral thumbnails, my views skyrocketed. Number three, I stopped making generic vlogs and I started vlogging with value first. Unfortunately, pretty anesthetic vlogs are just not enough anymore at this point. Everyone and their mom vlogs. So if you're going to vlog, you need to give people a reason to care about your vlog. When I first started vlogging, I thought my life was so great and exciting that people would just automatically care about me. But in reality, they don't. Successful vlogs do one thing. They always provide value to the viewer, whether that's entertainment, relatability, aspiration, comfort. They always give people the feeling that they gained something from watching the video. There needs to be a message transformation or emotional connection to the content. That's what makes people subscribe instead of just watching you. Once YouTube requires so much strategy than any other social media and it's why it's the hardest platform to master. But that's actually why I wanted to debunk and un gatekeep all of these secrets. Because I've made every mistake in the book and I don't want you to. YouTube for the girls is my community. Literally just for the Girls, where I show you everything about YouTube and how to make it a full time career that pays. So if you finally want to make your YouTube dreams a reality and grow way faster than I did, you can join using the link in my bio and I'll give you all my secrets.