- NO SELF-PROMOTION
It’s hard to get noticed without
a little help. Post your videos to
popular gaming fansites such as
Reddit and NeoGAF. When getting
your name out there, don’t spam
— a sure way to turn off potential
viewers and subscribers is to visit
other channels to leave comments
linking back to your own content.
Instead, take a more holistic ap-
proach and network with other
creators through conventions and
meet-ups for collaborative live
streams and guest appearances.
And always remind viewers to “like
and subscribe” in every video.
The Co-Optional Podcast has
helped launch the career of many
small YouTubers. Started by
TotalBiscuit along with co-hosts
Jesse Cox and Dodger, the podcast
regularly features game develop-
ers, small and big YouTubers,
streamers, professional gamers
and a variety of other guests.
By avoiding these common mis-
takes, you’re already on your way
to cultivating a successful channel
with a loyal audience. Don’t let
these beginner’s missteps hold
your channel back.
Robin works for One Mobile Projector per
Trainer, a non-profit that supplies aid orga-
nizations with video production training
and equipment to increase the impact of
their message.
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