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This Is How Smart Creators Get More Likes, Comments, and Subs

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In this episode, Augie Johnston and Grant Ball discuss the importance of engagement on YouTube, exploring how comments, likes, subscribers, and shares contribute to a video's success. They share strategies for increasing comments, the significance of likes, and the role of subscribers in channel growth. The conversation also delves into the impact of shares and offers various engagement hacks to enhance viewer interaction and retention.

Takeaways

  • One simple sentence can significantly boost engagement.
  • Engagement metrics like comments and likes matter for the algorithm.
  • Controversial content tends to generate more comments.
  • Gamifying the comment section can encourage viewer interaction.
  • Dislikes can harm your channel's reputation despite being engagement.
  • Improving video quality is key to increasing likes.
  • Subscribers are less important than the views per video.
  • Creating shareable content is essential for growth.
  • Asking questions can keep the conversation alive in comments.
  • Engagement hacks can enhance community building and viewer loyalty.
  continue reading

210 episodes

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Manage episode 498267101 series 3310250
Content provided by Augie Johnston & Grant Ball, Augie Johnston, and Grant Ball. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Augie Johnston & Grant Ball, Augie Johnston, and Grant Ball or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

In this episode, Augie Johnston and Grant Ball discuss the importance of engagement on YouTube, exploring how comments, likes, subscribers, and shares contribute to a video's success. They share strategies for increasing comments, the significance of likes, and the role of subscribers in channel growth. The conversation also delves into the impact of shares and offers various engagement hacks to enhance viewer interaction and retention.

Takeaways

  • One simple sentence can significantly boost engagement.
  • Engagement metrics like comments and likes matter for the algorithm.
  • Controversial content tends to generate more comments.
  • Gamifying the comment section can encourage viewer interaction.
  • Dislikes can harm your channel's reputation despite being engagement.
  • Improving video quality is key to increasing likes.
  • Subscribers are less important than the views per video.
  • Creating shareable content is essential for growth.
  • Asking questions can keep the conversation alive in comments.
  • Engagement hacks can enhance community building and viewer loyalty.
  continue reading

210 episodes

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