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I noticed that when it comes to my English channel on YouTube, it doesn't get many views (compared to subscribers and to what I used to get) and I also abrely get comments.

While this looks really bad when you take a look at my channel, I try not to focus too much on numbers. I myself don't watch every asmr video from every channel that Im subscribed to and i don't always leave comments, so I get that. Ive been trying to find a reason for all of it tho.

Every creator has ups and downs and maybe that's just it, and eventually it will be better, as it was before. Hopefully that's the case, it's just very hard to find out what video people want and then repeating it.

That's all, that's my thoughts :)

Thank you for being here, I have a BONUS VIDEO that I will upload, that I originally wanted for youtube, but it will end up here, so next month there will be 4 videos :)

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Rich

I only had a quick look at socialblade, but i don't really see what you're talking about. How far back do you mean when you say used to?

Joey

Honestly your channel really deserves so much more! It makes me mad that you don't get the recognition you deserve. I'm going to make sure I comment and like every video. To be honest, a lot of the time I'm only watching videos on here now. I feel like YouTube overall is slowly dying thanks to Tiktok.

Dio JP

to be honest it's always hard to pinpoint why a channel isn't doing as well as it did at some point. But I have to notice that videos from a few months ago that had more thumbnails with feet in them did better lol. It's important to prioritize what you want here, do you want to focus on views, content quality, or passion? That will help you determine where to go from there. To focus on views, you should go for what you know gets clicks. To focus on quality, emphasize what your current viewers enjoy most and give the best positive feedback about. To focus on passion, just do what you enjoy, that comes the most naturally. I suggest a good mix of all three :)

Matt

I work for a digital marketing firm and do a lot with YouTube channels for clients. YouTube is super complex and really hard to perform well on consistently compared to other social platforms. It’s estimated only about 5-10% of subscribers will actually watch your videos on average. So don’t feel too bad when you see the view number is lower than your subscriber count. If you ever need help with keywords, channel setup, titles, or anything like that just shoot me a message and I’d be happy to help 🙂