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you have good content but i feel your focus needs to be defined. for example, the most viewed videos I see cover 3 different topics: google ads, abm and email marketing. you need to pick one and go deep into it, so people trying to learn that skill know that you will post about them consistently and not keep jumping between topics. another thing you can try is to experiment with different formats: short form videos, interview, teardowns, case studies, tutorials, hot takes, reaction videos etc. and see which formats work best for your audience. thats the only definitive way to tell what works. with these 2 approaches alone: defining a focus and finding a format that works, you can 10x your current audience. then you can do other optimizations like making better thumbnails and/or distribution strategies like cross-posting and collabs.

Thanks @Aniruddh Jain, for such wonderful insights. As of now, my focus is on ABM and Marketing Leadership. Imagine me going and asking someone for an interview for a channel that has 130 subscribers. I thought to expand into other formats once I see some decent traffic that serves as a proof of acceptance.

dont let that stop you @Sai Krishna - they can only say no - but then how would you know if you havent asked

That's a nice channel @Sai Krishna. If you're going to niche down to ABM, I'd really love to learn more about • ABM tools • Associated tech stack • Processes & tactics • Case studies • Campaign teardown Best if you could include some numbers in thumbnail & title tags. Something like this "Generate $200K in pipe within 5 months with a $30K budget". I feel they're more clear & definitive. The video can either be a campaign teardown or using industry benchmarks

@Niranjan Bala that's true!