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I'm not entirely sure who I am supposed to review since people comment pell-mell, so I'll just do two constructive reviews. I hope you find my tips useful, but please take them with a grain of salt. I don't exactly have a lot of youtube experience `\_(-,-)/`.
@Ekmidenisi - You've got a nice long series going, nice short intro and excellent video quality. I also like how you begin each episode with a short plan of what you're going to (try to) do in that episode. What I would focus on, however, is your sound quality and thumbnails. For the first: your voice is good, and you've got a nice voice too. But I keep hearing bump-like noises, as if you're bumping into your microphone. The music volume sometimes is also off compared to the volume of your voice. For the thumbs I'd try to settle on a single style and pay more attention to the readability of your text. Depending on the device, the thumbnails can be shown really tiny, and it's best if text remains readable.
@ThatPlumbobRob You've got some real good stuff going in your channel. Series usually do well in youtube and you've taken a series which always tends to be popular (Big Brother), so I'm surprised it has so few views despite you having 100+ subscribers. The tips I would give are:
Make each thumbnail obviously unique. The number in the top right corner isn't clear enough and, depending on screen size, might even be unreadable. But if each thumbnail is clearly different from all the others, everybody can immediately see it's a new episode. It also allows you to showcase your sims and the house they live in.
Just like what they did with the real Big Brother series, I'd start each episode with a short dramatic 'in the last episode' and end with an 'next episode, drama unfolds!'. Short snapshots of the previous and next episode, basically, so that your viewers are triggered to go watch those videos too.
The final tip depends a bit on your video statistics: how long do your watchers stick around? If most don't view the full episode, you might want to consider a bit more editing to crop the videos. Episodes of 20+ minutes tend to put a lot of people off.
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@Ekmidenisi - You've got a nice long series going, nice short intro and excellent video quality. I also like how you begin each episode with a short plan of what you're going to (try to) do in that episode. What I would focus on, however, is your sound quality and thumbnails. For the first: your voice is good, and you've got a nice voice too. But I keep hearing bump-like noises, as if you're bumping into your microphone. The music volume sometimes is also off compared to the volume of your voice. For the thumbs I'd try to settle on a single style and pay more attention to the readability of your text. Depending on the device, the thumbnails can be shown really tiny, and it's best if text remains readable.
@ThatPlumbobRob You've got some real good stuff going in your channel. Series usually do well in youtube and you've taken a series which always tends to be popular (Big Brother), so I'm surprised it has so few views despite you having 100+ subscribers. The tips I would give are:
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BootedBuilds @ Youtube
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