In this video I cover some common mistakes YouTubers make. I see these mistakes when I do YouTube channel reviews and I thought I should mention them to help you avoid these YouTube mistakes, but also to help you get noticed as a small YouTuber. YouTube mistakes are inevitable, especially for a new creator who is just getting started! They try mimicking what other larger creators are doing because they have the "if it worked for them, it will work for me," mindset. But that's just not the way YouTube works, and it's a common mistake that new YouTubers make. So in this video I just cover some things YouTube do wrong and give some personal advice for new YouTubers. I also wanted to share some common mistakes I see and also let you know you can avoid these YouTuber mistakes too. This is a good video to watch because just one YouTuber mistake can keep you small and stop you from growing! Check out my video on even more common mistakes YouTubers make: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry33zZSniVI Here are some tips I cover for COMMON Mistakes YouTubers Make: #1 Small YouTubers try to model "big" YouTuber's Titles and Descriptions. When you're copying a YouTuber who is already successful, their videos will usually perform way better than yours will. It's like that because they already have a fanbase of people waiting of every new upload. Example: FaZe Rug can pull hundred of thousands of views within just a few minutes of uploading a video. Larger YouTubers can also use very simple titles and it’s still going to get thousands of views instantly. If you or I tried doing that, it wouldn’t go the same way because we’re don't have the same initial boost in views which will basically carry the video onto getting even more views every day after being uploaded. A lot of YouTubers also don’t do much in their descriptions either, other than adding social media links. If you’re a new YouTuber, don't copy that because descriptions are one of the easiest ways to grow your channel if you actually use it properly, so keep that in mind! #2 Uploading a variety of content can be both GOOD and BAD! This isn't the worst thing to do when you’re first starting out because it will help you see what you enjoy the most and it will also help you see what gets more views as well. The issue is that when you finally start growing faster because one of those things starts working and getting you views, you'll need to cut back on the other variety of content. Example: You grow from making vlogs but then start uploading gaming let’s plays, the people who subbed to you for vlogs are going to stop watching. The YouTube algorithm will be able to see viewer interest through your Click Through Rate (the percentage of people who actually click your video when they see your video on their screen). When this falls, YouTube usually recommends the video less because when it already does, people aren’t clicking on it. Largers channels are allowed to upload different things but it goes back to my initial point above. They can do this because their fans and viewers will click on the video regardless of what get’s uploaded. A great example with this is FaZe Clan’s transition from gaming to vlogs. When people like the creator for who they are, they will come to watch no matter what gets uploaded. But when you first start, you don’t have that same power to get audiences to jump different kinds of content. Twitter: https://twitter.com/mws Instagram: https://instagram.com/mxaaz My favorite keyword research tool for YouTube (TubeBuddy): https://www.tubebuddy.com/freetrial?a=Muaaz #YouTubeTips #SmallYouTubers #Muaaz MY OTHER YOUTUBE VIDEOS: How To Get Monetized On YouTube 2020: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ4vmafVaBI How To Make Better Thumbnails: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87N6jhToJOI How To Tag YouTube Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hq5c5TAeRY How To Make Thumbnails For FREE 2020: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSou3MaejBo YouTube Tips I Wish I Knew When Starting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGBPsilYtHM MUSIC: Music provided by Monstercat: Volant - Minty null Thanks For Watching The Video! :) DISCLAIMER: Some of the links and discount codes included in this description might be part of an affiliate program. With these, I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase of a product or service at no additional cost to you.