Will it hurt to post multiple YouTube Shorts a Day? | Road to 10k Subscribers

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Will it hurt to post multiple YouTube shorts videos in one day? We're about to find out. Welcome back to the Build-in Public Road to 1 million subscribers podcast, where we show you what's working, what's not working, and give you ideas on what you can try next on YouTube. Currently, this channel is at 4,639 subscribers. Here's what's interesting. We haven't posted our podcast in over a month and a half where we had that video with Jenny Hoyos showing how you can get monetized on YouTube even if you have no subscribers yet. She also showed how she got to 100,000 subscribers through her YouTube shorts methods. If you haven't watched that, go back and watch it. But in this season, we are trying to get to 10,000 subscribers. And I recently heard the question, is it possible to post too many YouTube shorts that it actually hurts and doesn't help? Do the videos cannibalize each other? Well, we're about to find out. One of my friends saw a YouTube video where there is a YouTuber who was able to get to 1 million subscribers by posting five YouTube shorts videos a day. Now, that may be true for one person, but we got to try it ourselves, right? But before I go into that, I just want to show you something interesting, right? So, I actually haven't posted a video in a month. But last month in June, it was the highest month of new subscribers that we've ever had on the three years of this channel. 660 new subscribers on this channel. Why? YouTube Shorts. Let me show you. So, in the last 48 hours, we were able to get 2.7,000 new views on how to get dark mode on any website in Google Chrome, how to copy and text from images on your phone. Now, if you're new to our channel, I like to just give people hacks that get straight to the point and give them exactly what they need. Not just things that are like, oh, this is entertaining, but like, hey, here is actually how to do what you want to do faster. And our shorts content is stuff that people can search for. So, for example, our top videos, how to enable dark mode on every website in Google Chrome in 19 seconds. I got a 5-year-old daughter, she loves the Elmo voice. So, I taught people how to do the Elmo voice. And so, these videos are things that aren't just entertaining, but they're also stuff that people are actually searching for on Google and our YouTube and are finding these videos over 2 years later and they're still leading to tons of subscribers. Let me show you what this video that we have and how many subscribers it brought in. Okay, so this video alone brought in 337 subscribers. The Elmo video brought in 1,300 subscribers. So, here's what I plan to do, and I encourage you to try the same. Every time you think of a video, just shoot it. Doesn't need to be perfect, but shoot it and release it. You'll learn some feedback and some data on what worked, what didn't work, so you can tweak it and make it better for next time. Now, I'm going to try to see if I can get up to five videos a day. I don't know how consistent that'll be, but I'm also going to bring back some of the data of what worked, what didn't work, and some ideas of what we can try next. As you may have guessed from the title of this podcast, we want to get to a million subscribers and help you do the same. But currently, our micro goal is to be able to get to 10,000 subscribers. So, let's see if posting multiple YouTube Shorts videos a day will help. Subscribe to see what could be helpful for you.