get more YouTube subscribers very fast-2015

How to get more YouTube subscribers very fast 2015 by surya

Are you trying to get more YouTube subscribers? With a little work and experimentation, you can quickly boost the amount of people who are ready to watch your newest videos. Here are some ideas on how to get more YouTube subscribers:

1. Use a YouTube channel subscribe link when referring people to your video

This is a rather simple tactic. Instead of referring people to, for example, http://youtube.com/namedotcom, you would use the following URL convention to create a YouTube channel/subscribe link combo:

http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=namedotcom
Simply replace where we wrote “namedotcom” with your YouTube channel name and when people go to your videos, this will happen: Everybody who goes to your page now will get asked to subscribe to your channel.

2. Use a .VIDEO domain name.

Using a .VIDEO domain is a great way to stand out and get more subscribers. Instead of www.youtube.com/namedotcom, you could have a URL like www.name.video. That’s both a memorable and great looking URL. It makes it easier for people to discover your newest videos when they remember your URL, and the more people who can easily rediscover your videos, the more likely they are to hit the subscribe button. You can see if your own .VIDEO domain name is available here.

3. Write descriptions that are meaningful.

When people accidentally stumble on your awesome videos, you can find new long-term viewers who end up hitting subscribe. By writing meaningful descriptions your video comes up in search more often. When you’re in search more often, more new people will discover your great content. Make sure that you include a fair amount of keywords in your description, but don’t go overboard with keywords because that make it difficult (and less fun!) to read in the search results.

4. End your video with a call-to-action about subscribing.

An easy way to pick up subscribers is to add a call-to-action at the end of a video. If a person made it to the end of your video, they probably like what you’ve created! Take advantage of this person being entertained by you and ask them to subscribe at that very moment. Ask the viewer and put linked annotations on the video that make it easy for the person to respond to your request.

5. Create channel trailers that engage.

YouTube lets you put a trailer on your channel page. Let new people know what they’re in for and ask them to subscribe while showing them what your channel is all about. Flula, a well-known YouTube content creator, does a great job showing what a fantastic channel trailer looks like. You can see his channel trailer here.