hey check out my you tube channel i do lcpdfr videos on there heres the link http://www.youtube.com/user/gtaivpv?feature=guide

Edited April 19, 201214 yr by GTAIVPV

dude don't force it.

its damn annoying that you spam around the forum about your yt channel. i don't think that makes people want to check out your channel. how about posting some videos and stuff?

Maybe put a small comment in your signature with your youtube channel link in it, because this way, by posting it everywhere and spamming the forums no one is going to visit your channel.

If you put a small unobtrusive link in your signature however, people will be happier as your not forcing it on them.

Agreeing with the comments above. For example look at my signature. It contains a small but noticeable link to my channel. Cheers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7uWc2I5Nx8&feature=youtu.be episode 2 is up

episode 3 should be up in about half an hour guys

episode 3 is up guys http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj6Ui9Uwb7U&feature=g-upl&context=G29ec4ecAUAAAAAAAAAA its still finishing processing though

hmm not bad but what about some commentary? xD

but really not a bad video

im gonna start doing commentary soon

does anyone have any suggestions on how to make the series better except from commentary

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj6Ui9Uwb7U&feature=player_embedded

Edited April 19, 201214 yr by GTAIVPV

Here's some tips I used to get about 80 subs in two months with my old (now closed) channel.

1. Make Good content people will watch. (Record in HD for the viewer's convenience if possible)

2. Never Spam sites to subscribe to your channel. These tactics always lead to them just ignoring that post.

3. Never do Sub-for-Sub. That stuff never works as the whole point of youtube is to have a large ACTIVE audience.

4. Keep things Short. If you don't have a large audiance why waste your time making super long videos. I suggest 5-15 min videos until you get about 500+ subs.

5. Finally, Have Fun. If you do not have fun making your videos, why should the viewer when he/she watches that video.

I wish you luck and hope you enjoy the beginning of your Youtube experience.

Edited April 19, 201214 yr by wmai20

Thanks I like your cops series in gonna sub keep up the good work

Thanks I like your cops series in gonna sub keep up the good work

Who was that comment directed at?

I agree fully with wmai.

I took inspiration from PewDiePie (guy in my avatar) he uploads two videos everyday of him playing horror games while recording his reactions. He was declared King of the Web and gets 3,000 new subs everyday because his videos are hilarious.

I've started doing the same thing, hence I've gained 10 subs in the past week.

Like wmai said, quality not quantity

@Tom h it was directed at Wmai I'm using my iPhone 4 at the moment and the quote button won't work

I see you may have taken my advice the wrong way, I was merely stating that you'll gain subscribers by uploading content on a regular basis.

@harper no it was a mistake I accedently clicked on the wrong button I was supposed to click the green button sorry I'm going to take on your advice thanks :)

I agree fully with wmai.

I took inspiration from PewDiePie (guy in my avatar) he uploads two videos everyday of him playing horror games while recording his reactions. He was declared King of the Web and gets 3,000 new subs everyday because his videos are hilarious.

I've started doing the same thing, hence I've gained 10 subs in the past week.

Like wmai said, quality not quantity

Oh by the way Harper, I've been wanting to ask for your youtube channel name. :D

His channel name is Uploading14, I believe. I actually was going to write a comment on your old thread about your videos. I think they are interesting, and I look forward for more. I agree in that it's better to post regular content, and you also do not want to oversaturate your channel with too many videos at once. If you want your channel to grow, engage with your audience, and keep them engaged. Remember, your first 100-500 subscribers are usually the hardest to get. Also, vary your content up. Don't just post patrol videos- have multiple series. I'm still expanding my variety of videos myself.

Sharing your LCPDFR content around anywhere but here will usually not be affective, especially since police roleplay is in such a small niche of GTA videos. When I initially started making videos, I made the mistake in my want for more views to link on another GTA Forum to my channel, and I swear that every referral I got from there (not many) resulted in a dislike.

My most important advice is to make your content your content. Whether it be clever ideas, neat editing, custom mods, or your unique commentary, make sure that there is something in your videos that identifies with you. Always keep this in mind.

His channel name is Uploading14, I believe. I actually was going to write a comment on your old thread about your videos. I think they are interesting, and I look forward for more. I agree in that it's better to post regular content, and you also do not want to oversaturate your channel with too many videos at once. If you want your channel to grow, engage with your audience, and keep them engaged. Remember, your first 100-500 subscribers are usually the hardest to get. Also, vary your content up. Don't just post patrol videos- have multiple series. I'm still expanding my variety of videos myself.

Sharing your LCPDFR content around anywhere but here will usually not be affective, especially since police roleplay is in such a small niche of GTA videos. When I initially started making videos, I made the mistake in my want for more views to link on another GTA Forum to my channel, and I swear that every referral I got from there (not many) resulted in a dislike.

My most important advice is to make your content your content. Whether it be clever ideas, neat editing, custom mods, or your unique commentary, make sure that there is something in your videos that identifies with you. Always keep this in mind.

Thanks mate, and agreed (complying to your afterwards statement)