Edit: Sorry I didn't see you were on YouTube for a year.I don't know,maybe not many people see your videos or they don't like it.

Dude, he have been a year on youtube, I've been only 3 months and reached 309 subs, defently there is something about this exept the "growing" part

Learn to tag (properly) and read my noob guide (again) for YouTube.

You know, The pewdiepie forum is not an ADV place, because no one really watch your channel here, really like 2 people will sub to you if you adv your channel in the right section (wich you already did), I mean, I didn't (really) got help in the forum, the Only thing That good that happend to me in the forum, Is I'am batter off my own, insted of people who tells you to read a guide, You should find your own way, Thats the key, And also If you want a real good guide (made from youtube pros) here is the link creatoracademy.withgoogle.com/
you might have some really high expectetion from this forum, I did when I came here, really wasn't as expected at all, ran into alot of stuff wich that to me was worse then "haters", but you just got to understand, not to listen every little one that tells you what to do, the guide I gave you is a real good one wich I learned from it everthing I know, I don't care if its an admin, or a new guy that came here, because they have nothing to base their words on.
You just got to find your own way, Thats a REALLY hard thing, but once you do find it, its just a matter of time till stuff will go as you wanted it to.
I was suprised to find here some pretty rude people (regardless to my threads) in the forum, but I hope you get only the best of my words from this comment and it won't get deleted.

Focus on improving your commentary/having fun instead on focusing on getting your stuff out there. If people don't stick around to your channel then there's mostly a reason. It's not just about uploading a video every day, or reading the 'noob guide', it's about always looking for things to improve on, to think of original content. Sit down and think what you want to do with your channel, which direction you want to go for, and what you enjoy doing most, as even in the gaming category of YouTube there's many subcategories.

These days it's hard to get noticed really. There are thousands of people who do the same as you do.

I can only give you some advise (that's what I'm doing):
1. Be original (be yourself, do not try to imitate anyone).
2. Upload frequently (the more you upload, the more you get noticed. DO NOT RUSH).
3. Edit your video properly (for instance, delete boring scenes, add effects, text etc.)
4. Do not rush with uploading (try to concentrate on gameplay and have fun with it. Take your time while editing).

And last but not least: NEVER GIVE UP! I mean, if you started this, why you should stop it? There is some loyal subscribers who are waiting for your content. Do videos for them. New subs will come slowly, but they will come, if you'll continue doing the thing.

Most of exposure on YouTube is who you know and luck. I managed to get 1600 subs and I started this past November.
I know a semi-famous LPer and he has helped me out a bit as well. You just gotta be diligent. If you come off as annoying,
most people aren't going to want to sub to you. Even today i hate promoting myself and such. Just have fun with it.

- Your outros are plain
- Your thumbnails are mediocre, for they are the title of the game.
- Your channel art didn't attract me

you should re-read crino's 101.

Ohh Ohh check out my channel. I always love feedback lol.

I mean the template of the outro, the song was good. The thumbnails are just screenshots/backgrounds with text slapped on them, it looks like it was made in MS Paint >_>. I never checked TL and don't compare yourself to others, that will just make you worst. You're only satisfied with your stuff because you're the one who made them.

hum, i don't think that's the "problem"

In my opinion, you are getting better at editing and stuff like that. It's just that people don't actually get to see your content. I'd focus a bit on this aspect, if I were you.

I'm not an expert, I've just hit 50 subscribers which is not a lot and on top of that, I only started doing this a month ago but I feel like I somehow learnt more than you did in a year. I'm not talking about the fact that I got more subscribers than you, I'm talking about pure knowledge.

My first general advice to you would be: get better IN EVERY GOD DAMN ASPECT! One so-considered 'small' thing I noticed on your videos: you have the same description on all of them.. It just feels robotic, it doesn't feel like you're actually involved in doing it, it's just the default setting you put in there. Asking people to just like, share and comment will not work. So, try to get a bit more involved into 'small' things, get your personal touch in your videos (through commentary, gaming style, editing) and everything besides your videos (description, relationship with subscribers and non-subscribers that see your video).

Also, don't be so interested or at least DON'T SHOW that you're extremely interested in views, subscribes.. Just keep getting better, keep promoting your videos (but don't spam, it's a fine line between these two) and eventually people will realize that you are improving yourself and they will see more of your videos and they will definitely sub you.

Finally, do it for fun. Edit for fun, talk with other gamers for fun, read guides for fun, play games for fun. If you're starting to feel like you don't get any satisfaction from it (regardless of the number of viewers/subscribers), just quit and find something else to do with your time. It's just a hobby and it should give you pleasure on top of everything.

That being said, I subscribed to your channel. I'm really looking forward to see if you're gonna improve in the next weeks/months. I wish you good luck.