What happens when I subscribe to a YouTube channel?
When you subscribe, the channel is added to your guide (the menu that appears on the left side of your YouTube account) providing easy access to the latest videos uploaded on your favorite channels. (If new videos have been added, you will see a number next to the Channel).
Do you pay when you subscribe to a YouTube channel?
The “subscribe” button on YouTube is similar to the “follow” button on social media platforms. There is no cost to subscribing to a channel on YouTube. As subscribing to a YouTube channel is free, you don’t have to worry about recurring costs. You’ll only need to pay if you want to join a channel as a member.
What does a subscriber do?
Why YouTube Subscribers? A YouTube subscriber is someone who has chosen to “follow” your channel and your content so they can stay updated with your latest videos. In essence, a subscriber can become a raving fan who watches, comments and shares your videos with others.
Do Youtubers know when you subscribe?
Private: When your subscriptions are set to private, no other users can see what channels you subscribe to. Your account does not show in a channel’s Subscribers List, even if you’re subscribed. Note: If you participate in a subscriber-only live chat, other viewers will publicly see you’re subscribed to the channel.
Can a Youtuber see who disliked their video?
Unfortunately, you can not find who disliked your video on YouTube by now. Likes and dislikes both are anonymous, which means creators can only know the number of likes and dislikes.
Do dislikes hurt Youtubers?
Reports have suggested that a video with a high number of dislikes — that outweighs the number of positive likes — is less likely to be recommended, and could therefore hurt the creator’s channel.
Are dislikes on YouTube bots?
Are these real dislikes? Yes. Every person who clicks “Dislike” on the video URL you provide will be an actual person, not a bot / fake user.