You can't fix people not watching, unless you make your videos something not bland. Not normal. There's also always a chance you could have been hit with a sub-bot(Bot that subs, no views.) Just keep making videos. Try to make them stand out. That's all you can really do.

Consider yourself lucky, some people don't make it where you do on YouTube. YouTube has changed a lot over the years and one of the biggest changes is the subscribers. It's incredibly hard to get subscribers now a days and I don't think that people are getting bored of you, I just think at this point with YouTube changing and all that they are probably watching big You-tubers like pewdiepie, tobuscus etc. Don't stop just keep up the good work!

I agree with everything said. I have the same issue as you. But I really don't care how many views I am getting. I just like to know that people are actually watching me.

The way you know whether your subscribers are watching is when you have a few comments on there, they are usually subscribers.

I think personally you shouldn't care about the subscriber amount as it is the viewcount which actually counts to be honest.

Sometimes you gain subscribers because of a certain video and if you don't post topics like those they are simply not interested. I used to post often about the scp containment breach, but I didn't want my channel to be only about that. So now that I concentrate more on series of let's plays rather than one shot let's plays, less people are watching, but you know, you should do what you want. I gained a big amount of subscribers because of one video, which was about the latest release of the scp cb at the time and I'd say most of those subscribers are inactive now. But that's okay! As long as there are still people, who comment and watch your content, it is all okay.

Unless I made something generally with a very broad appeal (like a review of a new game for example) I expect about my first weeks view count to be about half my sub total (so about 100-150 views) as I have to different areas i cover with little cross over. But when i do something like a Vlog I get maybe 50 at most as that has a very limited appeal to my current subscribers.

It's just an expectant that not everyone will watch every video and I thoguh think some of my subs just subbed for one video they liked or saw featured elsewhere and have never just checked back since.. i doubt any regular youtube has higher then 60% retention of new subbers when it comes to watching every video they put out

If you would actually check out Pewdie's channel for example, he has 13mil subs, but like ~2mil views per vid (depends). So yeaaaah.