a single source, nothing corroborates it
Sprint daily for a month, then drop to a rate you hold
Thirty days of uploads can compound a channel faster than the whole year before it, because the platform rewards density rather than any single piece. The point of the sprint is the base it leaves behind, so plan the schedule you can sustain afterwards instead of stopping dead.
The method
- 01
A month of daily uploads compounds the channel far faster than a normal schedule; the sprint outproduces everything before it.
- 02
Come out of a daily sprint onto a schedule you can hold rather than stopping: several videos plus one stream a week.
What it returned
- 2020
January 2020: 31 videos plus 11 live streams added 4,000 subscribers, about 54,000 views and 2,600 watch hours, against 1,800 subscribers, 13,400 views and 430 hours from the preceding 11 videos.
- 3
Post-challenge plan of at least 3 videos and 1 live stream weekly.
Sources
- I created a video every dayFlorin Pop · florin-pop.com · After the Challenge · 2020-02-06
the second source
Three plays a week, for the phase you are in
No roundup of links, no news. Three tactics more than one builder arrived at separately, with the numbers each one returned and the disagreements left in.
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