Hello, I have a question. I have a drawing channel, but my views are very low, and there are other drawing channels. They have recently opened their channels for drawing, and they reap millions of views, even though their videos are for children and they do not make any sponsored ads, so what is the reason for that? Please answer me 💔
Hi Jenn, I have a weird question.... but we are about to hit 100k and also about to move homes. The timing is weird. How do they prompt us about sending the Play Button to our house? and how long did it take to arrive? Not sure where I'll be and would hate for mail forwarding to fail. 😱😅
Congratulations! That's so exciting. I don't think everyone gets a partner manager. I'm not sure what the criteria is for that, but it sounds like you're doing awesome on your own.
Congratulations Jenn on reaching 100k subs! ^^ 🎉🎉🎉 I hope I’ll be able to reach 100k subs someday. I may only have 5 subs right now, but if I put enough effort into each upcoming video, there may be a reward waiting at the end.
I remember commenting on one of your early videos back in 2019 and saying "This channel deserves more subscribers and views" fast forward to 2021 and I am glad to see you got what you deserve. Congratulations and keep up the good work. I will try your tips on my own channel.
Thanks for a good video! I am thinking of starting with RU-vid. This video feels helpful, but something I would _love_ doing is vlogs, you know like life blogs, where I go shopping and stuff, but even doing things at home. I have at least 2 or 3 hobbies I want to show off, but I have some unique ideas about them all, also doing some funny clips. But only doing one single thing like you say at 4:55 feels like boring and if I did so in order to get more views, I would preobably get bored and stop, or get the burn out. I know myself. I have been watching vlogs of this kind and I love them. Are you telling vlogs like that would be bad? Also is there any 100% free alternative to Tube Buddy?
@@JennJager In their news letter. This is the relevant part. Subscriber count and channel quality are equally important We’ll get the hard part out of the way first: you have to reach 100,000 subscribers. This threshold exists to ensure that only prominent, well-known channels receive verified status. Jenn Jager, a creator who makes videos about video production, said it took her more than three years and 173 videos to amass 100,000 subscribers.
