Jesus was NOT a vegan - Behind the Christspiracy!

Oooh, I'm looking forward to listening to this later.

Excellent production. I love learning about words. YouTube must be up to some tricks because it says there are 2 comments, but they aren't visible.

Excellent production. I love learning about words. YouTube must be up to some tricks because it says there are 2 comments, but they aren't visible.

It was a great video Bob. Very informative. I learned a lot from it.


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Unfortunately I don't have a YouTube account and have no interest to sign up for one. The only comment that is viewable is a weird, nonsensical, vegan troll.

Also when I typed, "vegan Jesus" in search your video was nowhere in that list. I had to put in "this week" for time, and even then it was second on the list. Al Gore Rhythms are not in your favor. I did send it to my Mom, and will listen again to get the view count up. Sorry that I can't comment or give a thumbs up.

I also used christpiracy as a search,  still could not find your video, but this was in the list

I also used christpiracy as a search,  still could not find your video, but this was in the list

Just to see how much YouTube is throttling your channel, I did this search:

My advice would be to go to popular channels and leave comments on all their videos,  you don't have to ask people in the comments, to come visit the channel, so much as make a compelling comment that might cause them to look up the channel, did you already do an interview with anyone on their channel? people can find you that way too.

1 hour ago, Geezy said:

Well that’s sickening

That poor boy, his eyes tell the truth. I didn't click on it, but pray someone reports that monster.

It did show up on top when I entered "carnivore talk channel"  In the search without quotes.

Yeah, I've got 4 comments so far. Geoff and my reply, plus 2 vegans, one wanting to debate live, lol.

The YouTube algorithm is tricky, hard to train, and the "competition" is fierce. It actually takes a long time to get the ball rolling. I worked on my other channel for years and SLOWLY grew a small following. 

I do think this one will do better. I just need to make more content and make more noise.

On 6/1/2024 at 11:47 AM, Bob said:

Yeah, I've got 4 comments so far. Geoff and my reply, plus 2 vegans, one wanting to debate live, lol.

The YouTube algorithm is tricky, hard to train, and the "competition" is fierce. It actually takes a long time to get the ball rolling. I worked on my other channel for years and SLOWLY grew a small following. 

I do think this one will do better. I just need to make more content and make more noise.

Youtubing is hard, took me 6 months and one of my shorts got 192k views. I've stopped since, but loved the creating. I did use YT Buddy for algorithm, tags, description, and overall scheduling. Consistency is everything. Same time, same day, the right day for your audience, etc. I actually liked that aspect of it, to figure that out. I'd just need different content to work on. You've got good audio, good video, and your thumb nails pop out.  

18 hours ago, Orweller said:

Consistency is everything. Same time, same day, the right day

This is where I will struggle. I'm involved in too many things, lol. My construction business in particular is booming in the summer.

8 hours ago, Bob said:

This is where I will struggle. I'm involved in too many things, lol. My construction business in particular is booming in the summer.

That is when you make batch videos and release them over a span of time. I used to make a few, then slowly release them. That will be very good for the algorithm. But even better for your followers. They will know that a given Wednesday or Friday, they can expect a video from you. A job always comes first of course, and family. I also get into too many things and have since abandoned my channel. My issue was content. I did enjoy editing, I did enjoy working on it, especially hitting 1000 subs. It was all just for fun. It's almost like you need a team for a good running channel, I came home from work, and worked the rest of the evening on editing. Every day.