Allegsa Reyes

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But as you can see from the Social Blade graph above, something interesting happened to Annie’s channel in June 2019. It’s basically the title of Annie’s second video that blew up in 2019. Here, she’s not promising to show you how to get results; she’s making you wonder if she succeeded or failed and whether it’s actually possible to get results in just three minutes a day Annie posted a video to her channel explaining what she believes led to her massive increase in subscribers.

Posters, for those of you who have only lived with the finest of framed artwork, are flimsy pieces of paper ranging in size from 8x10 to roughly the length of a bedsheet that we plastered all over all our bedrooms as teens via the assistance of tape, tacks, or that weird tacky goo we’d steal from school. Wall space in our teen years was a blank canvass ripe for self expression, during decades when things like social media and blogs and other ways to spout your creativity to the world weren’t available. Personally, I find gallery walls a little too perfect, still craving the collage-like vibes of my youth but finding them entirely uncomfortable whenever people come over to my house. Combine that with the fact that we can now show our spaces off to the world, not just to those who attend the housewarming, and you’ve got a whole industry centered around brackets and mounts and framed prints that add just the right amount of whimsy to the other generic pieces you found at Home Goods.

For example, you could take a video filming or editing class online, work on structuring your videos to hold people’s attention longer, or design better thumbnails. With few exceptions, uploading one or two videos or creating content sporadically won’t get you the results Getting results on YouTube is just like getting results in the gym. n’t See Results Immediately Building a YouTube channel is a lot like growing a garden.