I do on occasion when it's an old video that I uploaded some time ago, but usually not recent ones since I already know what's going on. I do believe it's allowed to watch your own video, but you can't spam it to generate view counts, I guess. I think YouTube will find out and delete those views anyway, so it'll just end up wasting your time.
Ok I was just wondering as sometimes I just like to watch what I do to see how I can improve.
I've been on and off Youtube since 09 on like 3 separate channels (long story) but I always go back and watch my old videos to see how much I have improved. And in my case I can always get a good laugh when I go back and watch them because they were really bad lol
Yeah. Basically why I started making videos in the first place. Making entertainment for myself and my friends.
I do a lot, but not to gain the views on it. After I upload a video, it's like a "ritual" to keep going back to it throughout the next few days and rewatch it, noting what I like and what I thought was stupid haha.
Ok thanks for the replies, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't doing anything that I wasn't allowed to do.
I wouldn't really watch my videos because I know everything that's going to happen so to me there's no point, the only time I click on one of my videos is to see or reply to a comment
Long as you aren't watching all your own videos every day or something like that. It's ok to occasionally watch a video back though.
I post Game Development tutorials. Every now and then I do need to go back and check out one of my videos. For example, if I have a doubt about something or can't remember how a certain effect was created, if I've made a tutorial on that topic, I'll just go and watch that video.
Technically I kinda have to watch my own videos anyways before I upload them. It helps to know if a video is good to upload or not. If there's no audio or if the audio messes up too much, then I'll have to delete the video. Saves time from having to find out when it's too late that the video/audio didn't record properly or if anything's missing from the video/audio. I've had that happen ALOT on my vlog channel and sometimes on my game channel (the one connected with this profile)
I know what you mean. I was just being a smart-a** (censoring myself here. but i think you know what i mean to say)
I generally don't. First off because I don't like listening to myself talk *cringe* but more for the fact I'd rather spend that time watching and observing someone else noting what I could improve on
The first step of getting better is
learning your mistakes bro...
If check pewdiepie old videos complete different
dude in every way...Same even for a small youtuber like
me or you its a part of growing your channel
I'm glad I'm not he only one. I like to watch back a recent video once or twice and pretend I'm someone else. I note down things I like and dislike and try to do better next time I do a video that's the same type. Its also just really fun and I get proud when I watch one of my own videos and really enjoy it.
I pretty much do the same thing. I watch them to take notes on how to improve.