I posted a new video today and I tried to incorporate a couple different things. 1. All of the feedback I received from the last video about adding more commentary throughout the video to explain/remind the viewer of the end goal for the video. 2. More explanation/detail in the intro to make it feel like part of the story and less "youtube fast paced." and 3. I wanted to try something a little new to my channel. I've been struggling a little getting content out because the recording process and editing takes so long with over 24 hours of footage to get through. So I split it up into two parts and built in a little teaser at the end of this one for next weeks post. Let me know any thoughts you have throughout the video or thumbnail. But also share any opinions you have on the 2 part video.

What challenges did you face that you wish you had known about before you started?

So, I have really improved my "song and story" videos because of the feedback here, so thank you. Here is a new one.Im trying to maintain interest in the first 30 seconds so what I have done was - Done close ups and moving with the editing but not too much so it makes people dizzy. - I have also learned that I need to smile more, which I wont be doing as much in the next 8 videos as I already recorded them. - My next step is to do a bunch of covers. - Im posting 3x per week for the next couple months, every wed Ill have a song from my live show at City winery. - https://youtu.be/HTmuwYky3vQ

So since the start of black ops 6 I have set my self a goal to post every day for the next 30days and going to set that target each time I complete it. I am currently 2 days away the 14 day mark and don’t feel like giving up yet! I’ve gained 120 subs in this time and my average views since bo6 dropped is 1393 before this my views would bounce between 100 to 1000+ a video. Am slowly seeing the results just need to keep pushing and improving my content each day! Daily videos ain’t for everyone but am trying to see if the proof is in the pudding of it being good or not for the channel and my mental health too. As it’s not just a post a video challenge it’s a mental challenge to block out any excuses of not posting and trying to do this around a fulltime job and being a fulltime dad to 2 toddlers! Hope your all keeping well btw

I posted this shorts video and it did pretty well but along with most of my shorts it stopped getting views eventually. For the people who post shorts often, what do you find is the main difference between the shorts that hit the plateau and those that keep progressing after a long period of time?