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@simonfaceless The world was more interesting before AI

This could potentially be abused so hard… Can literally demonetise all your competitors relatively easy with few bots… Be careful and plan accordingly to spread the risk on your channels

@FlickzPSD Nice work man

With Fortnite Season 2 around the corner. Here are bunch of outlier Fortnite youtube thumbnails Dm if you are a creator over 300k Subs, looking for a serious partnership.

@elliotlfg Use me to test them, to find out the score, how good the packages are. (A)

Which thumbnail + title do you think is BETTER?! 1 , 2 or 3?

@Dexerto Was the world more interesting without AI

PewDiePie claims he ‘fixed’ YouTube’s algorithm using his own AI The tool created an extension that removes Shorts from YouTube and goes directly to the subscription feed

@HitachiVisuals Nice work. W

Raw Asset → Final Thumbnail W or L?👩🏻‍🍳

@youtubepriest01 And maybe the supply exceeded the demand.

YouTube has shadow banned FINANCIAL ai channels Alicia invest isn't crossing 10k views anymore 😭 And I wanted to enter the niche ohh

@BigtegaTakes A, for now.

Faceless creators: What's STILL your biggest retention killer in 2026? Be honest 😤 A) Hooks flop early B) AI voice C) Pacing slow or boring visuals D) Over-editing / too fancy effects

@jthomas__ Title = ad for video

Most people think their YouTube title needs to describe their video. But here’s a better way to think about it: Job #1 of a YouTube title: Get people to click Optional jobs: • Call out the right audience • Set expectations for your video

@Dexerto I agree. It should be transparent. People need to see the likes and dislikes, and that was a good feature.

YouTuber Marques Brownlee says if he were YouTube CEO the first thing he would do is bring back the dislike button

@thesamocean Nice work man

100,000 views in 10 days on YouTube 🔥 This video makes me proud for three reasons: 1. Our baseline views are increasing. We aim to get ~30% of a channel’s subscribers in views at a minimum. This is a sign of a healthy, recurring audience. We’re hitting this for the videos we fully produce. 2. We have to raise our standards soon. 100,000 organic views has always been our checkpoint for “going viral.” It’s time to think bigger and raise the bar for this one. 3. My strategist @KyleAM15 created this thumbnail concept. He used our concept splicing theory and created something original. It’s paying off. He’s just an unhinged kid from Scotland who plays with sheep… and now I’d argue he’s becoming one of the industry’s best strategists that nobody knows about yet. But that’s starting to change (story for another day). I love writing these because it reminds me of how far we’ve come… Just me, Tim, and Asim fumbling our way through getting this off the ground… We had TONS of embarrassing screw ups that dare not ever become public. But we managed to pull through and get results, one by one… Now, we’ve got a fully functioning creative team… AND THEY’RE GETTING REALLY GOOD. Nothing makes me happier than this.

@julianvbaaren Facts 🤫

Most guys post $1k/day screenshots and then few days later their channels get deleted. Show me your long term channels not a quick trynna cash grab. Cool bro!

@TubeAIYT Is there really a connection or is it a coincidence that happened.

The community tab is the most underused feature on YouTube. I scanned 4 million channels with TubeAI. The ones using it consistently get 20-30% more views. It's free, takes 2 minutes and almost nobody does it. Post a poll before your next upload. YouTube will see the engagement and push your video harder. I started doing this at 10k views. Now I'm at 200k. Use it.

@Dexerto Idiot.

Twitch streamer ERBY was banned after broadcasting himself in a dog cage for hours with donation incentives Viewers could pay to keep him inside longer, with $10 adding an extra hour to the stream

@robertoblake Entire Philippine villages are engaged in youtube channels

YouTube History fact… YouTube once invested in 100x channels for $1M each to help them produce higher quality content and go all in… The only ones that returned on that investment were SciShow, Crash Course, Philip DeFranco and SourceFed… And currently very few of those 100 channels aside from the ones I just mentioned are still active and thriving today despite a small loan of $1M… YouTube and Google investing in these kinds of initiatives is fairly normal for them. Beyond that you’d be surprised at the number of YouTube channels funded by government grants.

@thesamocean Nice work

I just turned 33. I started a YouTube growth agency just 20 months ago… But we already have 45m views and 3.6m watch time hours for clients. Ask me anything about YouTube strategy for education brands in 2026.

@adaviadavis Nice work man

Sleep Channels are the most profitable on the entire site

@TKDesignzs Clean

@MarioJoos Nice work man

If you wanna improve your YouTube titles, here’s 14 insights that can help with this. 1. Every title has two main parts: the topic and the format. The topic is what generates initial interest, and the format reveals more about the content structure. Make sure both have data to support their viral potential. 2. The title sets expectations for the video. If the video doesn’t deliver what the title promises, viewers will feel let down and might leave quickly after starting your video (the algorithm can take this as a bad signal). 3. If you only come up with the title after the video is done, it might not match the content fully. This can drastically impact your retention. Typically, titles are set before production. 4. The title doesn’t need to cover the whole video; it can just highlight one interesting segment, as long as the rest of the video keeps that same tone. (Example: “Would you rather eat dirt or sand?” while the video contains multiple “would you rather” questions.) 5. People often think thumbnails are the main reason for clicks, but it’s actually the title that drives them to watch. A nice rule of thumb: thumbnail for grabbing attention & title for generating interest. 6. Being mildly vague in your title can be beneficial if the thumbnail provides enough information to still make the viewer curious. 7. Your title may be exciting, but if the views don’t show enough social proof, then it may still fail (e.g., giving “$10M business advice” with only 200 views.) People might doubt your credibility. 8. There’s a bunch of advice on title character length, however, most viewers won’t be too bothered about title length. Title length mainly matters if it gets cut off by having too many characters (50 characters). 9. While full capitalization may have been “in” in the past, it reduces readability. However, this may come at the benefit that the thumbnail unintentionally may have a larger impact as there’ll be less focus on the title’s message. 10. Use consistent styling in your titles. One unique example is to write everything in lowercase. It helps create a recognizable look for your content. 11. Capitalizing one word in your title can help to emphasize it, which is helpful if viewers might interpret your title differently. Typically, you’d capitalize the topic in which they may find interest. 12. Adding words like 'sad story' at the end of the title mainly works if people are looking for an emotional experience. Otherwise, it might just feel like clickbait. 13. A straightforward title usually works better than one with multiple parts. Don’t make viewers work too hard to figure out what the video is about. 14. When testing different titles, give it enough time to see what works. Sometimes it takes a few impressions for people to finally click, so daily changes won’t give you enough data to understand this. Even if you don’t use all of these tips, they’re worth considering when making YouTube titles.

@JuanFco_Romero Test packaging with me

Channel 2: started to bring some income Channel 3: I'm not continuing publishing, its not getting views Channel 4: Started today... My main challenge now is to improve efficiently and effectively in ideation and packaging to take views to the next level