1. Upload your films to forums and embed them there.

Instead than forcing users to leave the forum and return, embedded videos can be played outside of YouTube. When people watch your videos outside of YouTube, they’ll be recommended to other YouTube users, which will increase your subscriber rate.

To accomplish this effectively, I propose that you simply spend some time reading relevant forum discussions and waiting for opportunities to develop where people either complain about or ask questions about a subject.

After that, you may just leave your post and wait for others to look over the thread. They’ll go to your YouTube channel for further information if they’re interested in learning more about the issue.

It’s also a good idea to leave intriguing comments in other forum posts, as this will entice others to read what you’ve written, and if it’s linked or relevant to their interests, they’ll be more likely to watch your movies.

2. Use contests and incentives to entice your audience to subscribe.

Contests and freebies are a terrific way to get people to sign up for your newsletter. To increase your YouTube subscriber count, you may run a free giveaway that is only open to subscribers and those who share the video.

3. Use titles, descriptions, and pertinent tags to optimize your video for SEO.

It is critical to optimize your films with keywords in order to maximize the number of people who will watch them. Rephrasing titles and adding tags that are most relevant to the video will help it appear in more searches.

Keywords should be used in the title, description, and tags of the page. The greatest strategy to boost your video’s search engine rankings is to optimize the content.

4. Begin building an email list with the goal of obtaining 1000 YouTube subscribers.

Building your email list is a crucial step in growing your internet business. Your email list is considerably more personal to you and easier to contact than your social network following. Marketers typically construct their email lists in order to increase sales or build a sales funnel, but they may also utilize it to increase their current YouTube followers.

You’ve probably seen pages where you can obtain something for free by entering your name and email address. People are beginning to realize, though, that you don’t always get anything for nothing these days. After that, there’s usually a sales pitch. Instead of urging them to buy your stuff, encourage them to visit your YouTube channel for free material to learn more about their interests.

5. Extend the time on your watch

Increases in subscribers are directly proportional to the amount of time you spend watching. People who watch your videos for at least 3 minutes are far more inclined to subscribe. Here are three strategies to increase your YouTube viewing time.

Contests/Giveaways – Place your logo or icon in the video’s corner and have it appear and disappear 10-30 times throughout the film. Finally, have individuals tally how many times they saw the logo and send you an email once they’ve completed viewing. They will be entered into a prize drawing if they guess correctly.

Use timestamps in your videos to assist viewers locate the information they’re looking for. Long videos can be broken down into smaller, more manageable chunks using timestamps.

List Videos – Make videos that are based on specific items in a list format. Videos with titles like “Top 10 Destinations” or “5 Tips for Increasing Productivity” let viewers to go deeper into a variety of topics, lengthening their viewing time.

6. Create your own Facebook group and pin the link to your YouTube channel at the top.

Creating an online community is a fantastic method to interact with your YouTube viewers. You can quickly start and manage a community of like-minded people using Facebook groups. Just make sure the group’s title corresponds to what you offer on YouTube.

Start a public Facebook group named “Photoshop for Beginners” if your channel is about Photoshop instructions, for example. To maximize the chances of people finding your Facebook group, put relevant keywords in the description and title.

Make a post with a call to action urging others to subscribe to your channel after you’ve created the group, and pin it to the top. This call to action will now be visible to anybody who joins your group or merely views it.

7. Make a trailer for your YouTube channel in the hopes of gaining subscribers.

A YouTube channel teaser is a 15 to 30 second video that shows viewers what your channel is all about and why they should subscribe. A channel trailer can help you increase your subscriber rate. Your subscriber rate will be higher if the trailer is more interesting. Here are some pointers on how to make a compelling channel trailer.

-Show viewers why they should subscribe by giving them some pointers or advise on how to use your channel as a resource. This will give potential subscribers the impression that they will get anything from watching more of your channel.

-At the end of your video, include a call to action encouraging viewers to subscribe right away. You can also make it more appealing by offering something in exchange for subscribing, such as discounts or free downloads.

If you use these YouTube channel trailer tips, your subscribers will have a better notion of what to expect from your channel and will be more likely to stick around as dedicated viewers.

8. Include multiple ‘subscribe’ animations in your videos.

A ‘subscribe’ animation on a video is beneficial to all YouTube channels. You may get these cartoons for free on YouTube, which will increase your subscriber count immediately. The one I use is as follows:

It’s crucial to know when to employ these animations. They should only be used once every three minutes, so don’t overdo it.

9. Make your films available in Facebook groups.

This is not the same as starting a Facebook Group. When you create a new Facebook group for the first time, it will have no members at all. Joining other groups with 10,000+ members and leveraging those individuals is the major goal of this technique.

Sharing videos in Facebook groups has always been an effective technique to increase YouTube subscriber numbers. It also helps that I post videos to the appropriate Facebook groups. There are some groups where you can submit your stuff, but if you post it in the wrong one, it won’t get any views, and you might even be removed from the group.

10. Include a link to your channel in a tweet and pin it to the top of your Twitter page.

You’ll need three things to grow your YouTube channel on Twitter: a catchy bio, an engaging tweet with a link to your video (or videos), and a pinned tweet at the top of your page. An attention-getting bio is the finest approach to get someone’s attention. The first step I do is to look at other people’s Twitter biographies and adopt methods that they’ve discovered to be successful in their own channels.

The next step is to create an intriguing tweet that includes a link to your video. When submitting a video, use hashtags like #YouTube, #videos, #vlogs, and other similar hashtags.

Third, I believe that every YouTuber should have a tweet pinned to the top of their channel. People who visit your Twitter page will see the tweet you’ve chosen to pin before looking at any other tweets you’ve tweeted or retweeted.