You Made It Happen! #Youtube channel growth.

12,000 subscribers. 12,000. Wow. And you made it happen. And I want to thank all my subscribers and nonsubscribers that also supported my channel with your views and your comments. This took me a lot longer than I wanted to, but we got here and I hope to continue to grow with your support. For those of you that have been with me from the beginning, do you remember when YouTube had all of us small channels scrambling when they set the new standards to get monetized or not to lose your monetization? Well, that was then and this is now and things are still changing all the time. I'm not sure why, but these last two months I lost more subscribers than I did since I started in the beginning. With that said, I want to encourage all of you, those that are just starting or those like me that have been struggling for a while, to keep uploading. Try new things and enjoy the ride. YouTube certainly doesn't make it easy with all the changes that they make. So, do what you enjoy. As for myself, I started this channel out of curiosity as a small anyone else that found my videos useful or entertaining. But if you scroll through my channel, you'll see that I have various other videos that I cover a variety of projects that I'm involved in or that I've worked on. Some of the videos include plumbing, septic cleaning, tool reviews, electrical, carpentry, pallet projects, trailer conversions, raising chickens, gardening, my new, well, new to me, 1969 John Deere industrial tractor backhoe, and others. These are just a few. The channel started producing and I decided to go all in. Not just to supplement my income, but to be a primary source of income. It really set me back when YouTube cut the commissions by 30% due to advertisers not advertising to covid Yeah, great cover story. I almost stopped completely. Covid crisis is over. More commercials than ever, but I still don't see the increase. Well, I'm back at it. So, don't get discouraged. I know it's easy to do, especially when you spend hours on a video, editing, making thumbnails, and the actual video itself, only to get a few views. If you enjoy it, keep going, but make sure you leave time for yourself, not to get YouTube fatigue and burnout. As for myself, I try as much as possible to watch other creators' videos, leave a like, and comment, but there's only so many hours in a day. So, if it has been a while since I visited your channel, let me know. I'll get there as soon as possible. The YouTube community has a lot of good people in it, and together we can help each other to grow. Well thanks again, and until next time, stay safe. Joe Z Your support is not required or expected but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes and Comments do help. *** You can Help Support The Joe Z Channel at no cost to you*** For a wide selection of parts, including carburetors, air filters, spark plugs, saw chains, fuel lines/ filters, & more. Shop At: https://www.amazon.com/shop/joez Joe Z is a participant in these Affiliate Programs, Thank you for your support and using the links provided to make your purchases. It is a Win/Win!!! And always appreciated!! For YouTube Creators go to https://www.tubebuddy.com/joezep54 to get your free version of Tube Buddy. Once you try it let me know how you like it or any questions you may have. My favorite tool for channel growth is Tube Buddy. Now You can use it too, here's my affiliate link to the Free version :https://www.tubebuddy.com/joezep54 It works best in Google Chrome browser Although you may find some methods useful Joe Z in no way is giving instructions on how you should go about getting er done Joe Z assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. I am not a professional Mechanic Plumber, Carpenter, Electrician or any other tradesmen in the videos I produce. These are not instructional videos but "at your own risk" tips on how I "got er done". My goal is to share my knowledge on DIY projects to help you to completed your DIY projects. You can leverage my research and save yourself time and headache. Remember to use all owners manual and safe practices when working with engines power tools hand tools lifting tools jack stands electrical equipment blunt instruments chemicals lubricants or any other tools or equipment seen or implied in this video Due to factors beyond my control no information contained in this video shall create any express or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of these tools equipment or the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Joe Z. Enjoy & be safe.