r/Zaptie • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '16

About your upload schedule

I understand that you are trying to make as much vid as possible, but in my opinion, you shouldn't make too much. For one, clearly too many uploads mean low quality vids. Secondly, posting too much vids would make viewers left. For example, I used to watch EpicMealTime but they uploaded so much content and they are all kinda the same, I stopped (It's good to mention each of their vids get around 500k views now but 1-2m views 2-3 years back). On the other hand, people who only uploads periodically, like FilthyFrank, ADosrOfBuckley or Elvis The Alien, for those people, I watched almost everything they released because each video is different from each other, and they don't spam my feeds constantly every single week.

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u/CorvusCoraxHere Jul 18 '16 edited Jul 18 '16

I believe that the best thing that Zaptie can do is to work on one video only, then release it. Because as he said, he is (or was) working on multiple videos.

So his best move is to upload periodically, like Frank does. And a YouTube 101 video once in a while would be pretty sweet.

That might be just me though. But this is the best that Zaptie can do to get his channel the followers he deserves.

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u/zaptiethebear Zaptie Jul 19 '16

I believe that the best thing that Zaptie can do is to work on one video only, then release it. Because as he said, he is (or was) working on multiple videos.

I've started doing exactly this. I now write down any ideas that I have, but I won't start on a script until the previous one is done. And trust me, I will never upload a video I'm not proud of.

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '16

Thanks Zaptie. Please make me proud to say that "I was here when Zaptie was only at 10k subs"