Many creators struggle to find a consistent method for growing their channels and making them thrive. However, there are some channels that have figured out a winning formula and are achieving remarkable success.Grant and Augie discuss six YouTube channels that are thriving and provide valuable lessons for other creators. They highlight channels like Little Joel and Pineley, which have found success by focusing on reaction videos and creating content in a simple and clever way. They also discuss the growth of channels like Socialty Pro, The Alchemist, and Dan Coe, and the strategies they have used to build their audiences.Show Highlights01:26 Example of Little Joel's reaction channel and its success 03:00 The effectiveness and polarizing nature of reaction channels 06:33 Importance of building a personal brand and focusing on writing and personality 07:59 Grant's preference for watching source videos over reactions 09:21 Augie's experience with making reaction videos in the basketball world 10:57 Pinely's channel and its more complex content 10:57 Introducing the channel Pineley and discussing its content 12:37 Secondary channel Evil Pinely and its purpose 14:00 Discussing the benefits of linking videos between channels 17:08 Socialty Pro and its creator Austin Armstrong 18:08 The success of Austin Armstrong's YouTube Shorts 21:08 Examining the rapid growth and monetization potential of YouTube Shorts 21:52 Discussing the business model of a YouTuber with a social media marketing agency. 23:03 YouTube's ad revenue for shorts is low and may not improve. 27:28 Speculations on what YouTube's algorithm wants for shorts. 29:55 Reviewing a channel focused on new-age spiritual topics. 30:25 The success of the channel is attributed to good camera presence. 31:32 The channel's aesthetic and eye-catching thumbnails contribute to its success. 33:01 The channel's niche topics resonate with its audience. 34:58 YouTube channels making a career out of niche topics 35:21 Highlighting the success of a channel with a backend 36:13 Importance of dedicated fans over casual ones 38:03 Comparing YouTube homepages and recommended content 44:23 Importance of being different in a niche 45:21 Consistency and patience in YouTube growth 46:03 Importance of videos feeding into each other 48:32 Keeping content on the same channel if it's related 49:23 Consider starting separate channels if the content is too diverse 50:18 Confusing the YouTube algorithm with mixed content 51:06 Tie content together under an obvious umbrella or separate channelsResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie’s Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.comGet all your YouTube content done in 1 hour a week.

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