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How to Get More Subscribers on YouTube with the Related Video Link

About 1 minute · Checked November 2026

The short answer

Make one Short titled "Subscribe if this is helpful" and set it as the related video on your other Shorts. People see that title under the video and subscribe. That one Short helped bring us over 7,000 subscribers.

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What is the related video on YouTube Shorts?

A link that shows under your Short and points to another video on your channel. You set it in YouTube Studio.

Is it free?

Yes. It's built into YouTube.

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    How did one video help bring us 7,000 out of our 10,557 subscribers? It wasn't because we got tons of views. It wasn't because we filled the room with post-it notes that encouraged people to subscribe. It wasn't even because it had a perfect loop. And this might blow your mind, but most of the people that subscribed didn't even watch the video. But how's that possible? Well, it's because I made the video title subscribe if this is helpful and added it to almost every YouTube short video we ever made using YouTube's related video tool. Now, that means everyone watching one of our YouTube shorts always is encouraged to subscribe, even if we never say it.

    Justin and Megan Rosales
    The family behind this fix

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