How to Get Your First 100 Subscribers on YouTube in 2022 ?

Hello Guys in this article I'll give you step-by-step instructions on how to Get Your First 100 YouTube Subscribers as someone who has done it several times. 

I'll make this short and sweet and tell you that there are only five essential steps you need to take to get your first 100 subscribers on YouTube.

Why Viewers Subscribe?

The first step is to understand why people subscribe to a YouTube channel in the first place. 

They can't subscribe if they don't watch videos, therefore you should start by generating videos that the audience wants to watch.

You must provide value for the audience from the start since value equals views. Quality equates to subscribers.

 All you need to remember is that :

• Value equals views.
• Quality equals subscribers.
• Quantity equals growth.

also, you have to understand :

1. Who you're making videos for?
2. What videos they would want to click on and why?

Then you must be able to provide content of sufficient quality to get people to subscribe.

What is Quality Content?

quality is broken into three key parts that give the viewer a good experience and that's going to be your :

1. Production values,
2. Performance on camera,
3. Personality,

The simplest thing to improve on YouTube that can help you convert subscribers is your on-camera performance, which will need practice.

The reason will feel slow, and by the way, it is usual to grow slowly on YouTube.

It's typical to grow slowly on YouTube; you normally have to practice in order to be excellent on camera, explain your thoughts properly, and build an emotional connection with the audience.

Why do 90% of Youtubers Fail?

The reason why the majority of people fail on YouTube is because it's not a simple thing to do.

Because of how difficult it is, 90% of those who attempt to develop a youtube channel never even reach 10,000 followers.

with this article and the articles in my growth series I'm gonna teach you:

• how to get to 100 subscribers on Youtube.
• How to get your first 1 000 subscribers on Youtube.
• How to get monetized with the watch hours on Youtube.

If that's what you want to do, we'll put you in the 10% of individuals who reach 10,000 subscribers because if you can achieve that, you have a chance of taking this seriously and, if you so want, you could even be able to quit your day job to become a full-time Youtuber.

Obviously, when it comes to production values, you might be starting out with nothing more than your smartphone. 

The best thing you could probably do is at least get a microphone that will slightly improve the audio quality there because when it comes to production, you need to have good audio and lighting that helps with distractions, shadows, and other things like that. 

Natural lighting is probably going to be the free version of it.

For those of you who are just starting out, using natural light or filming outside can allow you to save money on expensive lighting and camera equipment.

then you need at the very least have great audio, especially if you're shooting outside.

Starting out strong can help you, even if you're a small YouTuber just getting started, which is why it helps with subscribers.

I don't want to discourage you or tell you that you can't do it because you don't have all of these things, but the higher your production and the better your narrative and editing when creating your material, the better.

Getting Views on Videos

Let's speak a little bit about your initial videos on Youtube and make them as effective as possible do not be lazy on your thumbnails since that is a bear to views Getting views comes down to topics that people want to watch, not what you want to make or say. 

I'm not saying you can't do things you care about or are passionate about, but you have to find a way to make that relatable and relevant to an actual audience that is out there trying to decide what video to watch.

So the topic you choose is crucial, but the title needs to communicate it to the audience and make them say you know what that's that's relevant to me or I relate to that or that's anything I require right now or am enthusiastic or inquisitive about.

As a result, you must be able to express clearly in the title what the Expectations for the video are set, and then it comes down to the thumbnail. 

The thumbnail symbolizes that it is the first impression; it is similar to dressing up for the job that you desire.

If you want to be a bigger Youtuber, don't dress up your thumbnails like a complete rookie; if you can't help yourself, I realize you can grow.

Turning Views into Subscribers\

topic title thumbnail this is the barrier to getting views and if you can't get views you can't get subscribers roughly one percent of the views you get on youtube will turn into the subscribers that you have.

So, if that's the case, your best bet for getting your first 100 subscribers on YouTube is to target getting your first 10,000 views on YouTube. If you want a thousand subscribers on YouTube, I'd tell you that your target goal is 100000 views on your channel. If you only want 100 subscribers to start, you should target getting your first 10,000 views on YouTube.

If you go to your YouTube analytics, you won't be able to say, "I have a small number of Youtubers who aren't promoting me or giving me a chance." Instead, you'll see impressions in your YouTube analytics dashboard that say, "Here's YouTube pushing you out," and then you'll see your click-through rate and say, "Wow, less than 2% of the people youtube gave me an opportunity with are clicking on my videos."

If I improve my topic styles and thumbnails, two percent becomes five percent, five percent becomes ten percent, and then all of a sudden I'm getting some views, and I'm really growing those views if you're generating quality content, and more of those people become subscribers.

How Many Uploads Does It Take?

How many videos should you make? That depends on the quality of your content, which is determined by production quality, personality, and personality, as well as packaging, which is why you must package your videos properly when you publish them. Timing can also affect your growth; sometimes you can catch a trend for your first 100 subscribers, but I don't think that matters, and people who try to blow up and grow quickly usually end up failing.

When you ask someone to watch your videos, ask them for feedback on their video. Don't just rely on the YouTube algorithm to do the work for you. Instead, ask them, "Hey, what do you think about this video?" or "Hey, you know what?" so they can actually be good on camera, learn how to edit properly, and actually know how to use a camera, lights, and microphones in the first place.