FB followers: 89488 and YT subs only 646. Is it time to delete my channel and create a new one?
Hey everyone! Need a bit of advice and insight. So, here's the scoop – my YouTube channel is sitting at a cozy 646 subscribers, and I've got a pretty awesome crew on Facebook with 88,488 followers. Instagram kinda alright with 2,391 followers. Now, here's the kicker – all three platforms get the same content, same hashtags, and same titles. But, there's a bit of a mystery as to why my YouTube subs aren't quite catching up.
Just to give you a timeline, I kicked off the YT channel on Jan 25, 2023, and Insta around the same time. Started the Facebook page just about three months back, and it's been growing like crazy.
I run an educational channel where my small team and I post short videos to make learning English easy and fun. But, it seems like the YT algo might not be feeling the vibe. I'm sure some of you have experienced this too – a significant gap in followers/subs across my three platforms despite sharing the same content everywhere. Any thoughts on what I could do to bridge the gap?
Should I start over? I have about 180-190 short vids and 3 to 4 long form vids on the 3 platforms.
Posted Nov 15, 2023, 4:49 PM UTC
You can just test a new channel without deleting. We can't predict the future but if it turns out bad you can just return to the channel.
Update: Facebook followers now at 89,898 and YT subs took a huge jump of 1, now at 647. Any idea why the huge difference in these numbers?
Facebook finds the right audience easier for you, just keep going.
Thanks. So keep going with the current channel and not delete it and start a new one?