Q&A for How to Get Tons of Subscribers on YouTube

Yes, for sure! I think every business should have a brand identity, whether you are a Fortune 500 company or somebody more on the smaller side, like a creator. Having a proper logo, a sub mark, a color palette, a font, etc. is important to your channel, for sure. You can hire low cost freelancers or ask for recommendations to your peers to help you develop your brand.

Your video will pop up there if it is related to a certain user's subscriptions and likes. There isn't anything that you do to affect this.

You can make money on YouTube by using advertisements. If you allow for ads to come through, and people click/watch them, you will get some money.

Don't spam other channel's comments sections as that will annoy people and get you flagged and if they do go to your channel, they'll dislike the videos on purpose. A good thing to do is to post a picture or tweet out with a link for your channel. Added bonus if you have a picture of a funny moment or something interesting about a recent video. Also, leave a link on your social media page so that when people go your page, they can click a link to your channel.

Yes, there are several programs you can use to edit your video before uploading it to YouTube. If you're using a Mac, try using iMovie, which comes installed for free. if you're using Windows, download Windows Movie Maker for free from Microsoft to perform basic edits.

Try posting info about it on Facebook or sharing with friends, so it'll spread through "word-of-mouth." If the video is entertaining, you may be surprised at how fast it spreads!

It's usually sorted by View Count or amount of likes/dislikes, along with relevance to search name. If someone looks up dog, it'll show the videos with the most views and likes/dislikes first. However if they're more specific, looking up something like a tutorial on dogs or other things to do with dogs if you're title is most relevant to their search than you have a higher chance of being found. Lastly tags play a big role on what people find when they search, make sure to put relevant content words in the tags and people will have a higher chance of finding your video.

You can "Promote" your channel's name, or tell your friends about your channel and make them share it to their friends etc. You can also create a blog, or create a social media account and link to your channel in your bio. You can make an intro to your channel so that many people can see it and get interested. Lastly, remember to use titles and tags in your videos that people commonly search.

Of course, but whether a video that doesn't show your face will be interesting and/or effective really depends on what the video is about.

Try sharing your videos to your family and friends on social media platforms, such as Facebook.

You can ask someone to make it for you, or you can make one yourself. Since intros are animations, you can make one easily if you're an animator. Even just showing your channel name pulsing, moving, changing colors, etc. counts as an intro.

The easiest way to get the best possible light is to film in a room that's lit by natural light. If natural light isn't available, there are plenty of lighting products you could buy online, but the exact lighting you would need for the best quality video would depend on the environment you were filming in.

It really depends on what you're interested in. Most "good videos" come down to the overall composition of the video itself (video quality, lighting/coloring, volume, cuts to other scenes, etc.) and the content. "Good videos" can be defined by how unique it is and the message you can send through it. The media of YouTube is ever-changing, so the definition of "good videos" changes as the public is swayed by new/occurring events.

Produce quality content consistently without worrying about subcount. Try promoting your channel on various social platfoms, i.e. Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook. Post screenshots, BTS photos, and teasers for upcoming videos, and you will eventually see the counts grow.

That depends on how modest your budget is, but you can get a compact camera that is quite good with a modest budget. If you have more, you can go for a reflex, which is the best. The Canon 70D is amazing, or the Nikon d3100 is actually good and not too expensive and is easy to use for a beginner. Before purchasing, make sure to compare the camera with other models and maybe ask for help in a tech-shop.

Download Filmora video editor, and if that doesn't work, use a different kind of tablet or a computer.

You can talk to them via social media, or reach out in the comment section of the video.

You will have to wait 6 months until it expires. In the future, be sure not to reuse other people's content unless you got permission or it is labeled as Creative Commons.

Contact YouTube customer support. They will be able to answer your questions.

Some people make Subscribe for Subscribe plans just for their own benefit, not caring about others. If you see a comment in a video about it, bookmark the video and consider if he is trustworthy before subscribing to him. If you want them to subscribe back, visit their channel and post a comment about it.

You only need to be 13 to have a YouTube account, but you need to have your parent or guardian sign up for you. Once you have your account there's no license required, you can just upload videos.

Just keep trying. Upload consistently and ask for subscribers. Don't just expect people to subscribe, but actually say, "Please subscribe for awesome content," or something like that.

Yes, you can.

Tell them you will give out a free subscription if they comment.

Tell people you know to subscribe and to tell others to subscribe. Then try to make your videos as funny as possible. If you do something embarrassing do not edit it that will get you more subscribers.

Windows Movie Maker is great free editing software if you are looking for a simple way to efficiently edit videos.

You can watch famous YouTubers' intros, and just take the basics principles out of them to implement into your own design.

Do a little research on basic photography and videography lighting.

Start using social media, it's the key to getting your videos out to others. Facebook is good place to start, as you can search for groups to join using keywords like "YouTube subs 4 subs" or "YouTube permanent subscribers".

You don't need to have other social media accounts to become well known. It takes a while to get views. You can tell your friends to subscribe to your channel, and/or other people you know. You also have to make good content to get subscribers. Make at least one video every week, because you can get more views that way. Also, count your video views. The more views, the better chance you will have that someone will subscribe to your channel.