u/rwatrous61

Seems like a lot of them come from Spider-Man 🤣

I'm enjoying it. I love Scott Snyders writing. The art style took me a little getting used to, but its grown on me. I'm partial to Capullo or Jock. Lets talk about it 👍

They say "Never meet your heroes", well I'm glad I did. What a genuinely nice/gracious guy 👍🐐

Let's talk about it!

I love how the line between heroes and villains can be so thin. The same back story can lead two completely different directions.

It's such a great arc. Joker gets his face back and continues his destruction of Batman's "family"

My experience with promotions

Edit: This video was NOT a dead video. That's what "kills" a channel. Trying to promote a video that the analytics tell you not to. This video has a 13.4% views to subs conversion rate. That means that 1 out of every 7.5 people thst watch it subscribe to my channel. That tells me that it's a successful test and was worth the money. If you promote an analytically "bad" video, thats just going to be 100k more swipe aways and click aways that tell the algorithm nobody wants to see your content. That's the mistake small youtubers make.

Hi. Just wanted to share my results so far with my first ever promotion. My channel is a comic trailer/explanation shorts channel. I chose "Channel growth" as my goal and budgeted $100 dollars for a two week boost. As you can see, im halfway through the promotion and have gained almost 1k subs on less than $50 bucks. The algorithm gives us small channels such a tiny test audience, 99% of the time, it never finds our intended viewers. So promoting the RIGHT video can make a big difference for your channel. By "the right video", I mean you have to look at your analytics. A video needs to have a high retention rate (over 70%) and a low swipe away percentage (less than 40%). It should be a video where YouTube never should have killed it. Because a promotion is just getting the video pushed in front of a bigger audience. Its NOT making them watch, like, or subscribe. The video is doing all the work. So people waste money promoting a video that didn't deserve it. If your video is good, and the analytics shows that, you probably just need the push to get your video to the right audience.. Good luck out there, guys/gals. I wish you massive success!