What can I expect in terms of subscriber growth during my first month on YouTube?

When I completed my first month, I had around 100 subscribers. I focused heavily on short-form content that I supplemented with longer videos. Posting a clip daily from my longer content helped maintain viewer interest and encouraged subscriptions. It’s been a learning curve, but the engagement from viewers has been encouraging.

After 46 days, I found myself at 97 subscribers and around 25k views. I believe the key was consistency and engagement with my existing audience. I also noticed that my watch hours were increasing steadily, indicating that people were interested in my content. I plan to keep pushing out videos and experimenting with different formats to see what resonates best.

In my first month, I gained about 32 subscribers. I focus on creating comedy sketches related to medieval-themed video games, and I think the humor and niche appeal helped me attract viewers. In the second month, my count rose to 130, but I've noticed my subscriber growth has plateaued recently. It's a reminder that growth can be inconsistent, but I remain optimistic for future growth.

For my first channel, I started in 2012 and gained about 10 subscribers in the initial month, which felt slow but gradually picked up. My second channel, however, has seen about 100 subscribers in a much shorter timeframe. It seems that having some previous experience and understanding of what works helps in accelerating growth, even if the niche is different.

I started my channel about a month ago and managed to rack up 8 subscribers with around 3.7k views across 13 videos. I specialize in historical content, which can be challenging due to the niche nature of the topic. I've learned that it might take longer to build an audience in a specific niche, but I'm committed to improving my content and engaging with viewers.