YouTube subscribers real way

Why You Shouldn’t Buy Why You Shouldn’t Buy YouTube Subscribers  

This is NOT a recommended hack, but something worth noting since you’re likely reading this article for YouTube hacks that’ll increase your subscribers and comments.

Paying for comments and subscribers will likely do more harm than good.

These paid-for subscribers are often bots, who don’t engage with your videos, and if they do, you run the risk that their comments and engagements alienate your real subscribers and turn them off.

YouTube could also take action by banning you for going against their Fake Engagement Policy.

Getting organic, active subscribers isn’t as daunting as you think and requires no technical measures!  It only takes a few minutes to set up.

There are even ways to configure it so that you can put it on autopilot.

Ready to learn how to increase your YouTube subscribers and get more comments? Let’s get started.

The #1 YouTube Subscriber Hack: The End Screen

You might have seen this on other videos you’ve watched online. At the end, YouTube shows an “end screen” that offers a bit of marketing.

That end screen appears during the last 5-20 seconds of the video. It can show as many as four elements.

What are “elements”? They’re clickable widgets that you use for shameless self-promotion. They make it easy to keep people engaged with your brand.

Here you can see the one we have added. Since adding this, we have received thousands of new subscribers who now leave more comments.

 Here are the kinds of elements you can add to your end screen:

• Link to another video – use this option to link to a related video or the latest video you uploaded
• Link to a playlist – if you have an entire playlist related to your video, advertise it on the end screen
• Link to a channel – ideally, you’d want to link to one of your own channels
• Call for a channel subscription – if you want people to subscribe to your channel, ask them to do so in an end screen
• Link to your site – use this option if you’re using 
• Link to merchandise – a great option for ecommerce marketers
• Link to a crowdfunding campaign – a great way to use YouTube to raise money