If you want to know how to grow your YouTube channel, there are things that you can be doing weekly to make it happen. In fact, one of the things I recommend is to go through specific tasks each week if you want to grow your YouTube channel.

This we're going to dig into how to grow on YouTube fast by doing a few things each week. We'll talk about the YouTube metrics that matter and what steps you should take daily. Let's dig in!

Engage

One of the most important things you can do for your channel is to engage with people. I'll admit, this was something I struggled with because I just didn't have the time. But I regret it and it's now a priority.

Make sure you're responding to comments. Comment on other videos and engage with other creators. The people that are connecting with you have the potential to be your super fans and you want to nurture that relationship.

Another great area to engage with is the YouTube Community tab if it's available to you!

Promote Your Content

How tempting is it to just post a video and run away. Sometimes because you're a little afraid to get eyes on it. But the truth is that you need to promote all of your content- and not just once.

My videos get shared on multiple platforms. This means I'm putting out content on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn... you name it, we're working on it. Yes, that means that I'm making my videos work hard for my social calendar even! Click the video aboe to see how.

Watch YouTube Videos.

Friend, if you're not watching videos on YouTube, it's time to add it to your to do list. You need to be watching videos, not just in your niche but in other niches as well. You'll be able to engage and connect with other channels but also gain some inspiration.

Add watching YouTube videos to your daily agenda!

Study Your Audience Retention

If you're going to put out content that is going to engage people, you have to know what's working and what's not working. Take time to dig into your audience retention graphs. Pay attention to when people drop off your video and what videos are performing well. How you can replicate that? What are some things you need to change?