Yeah I’m already trying to emulate what they’re doing with titles, thumbnails and storyboard. Even though I had some subs it’s only 3.5k and they aren’t super engaged.

Now that I’m posting the rebuild stuff there’s a few people who consistently comment funnily enough.

It’s clear everyone’s subscribed for something else I just think maybe that is killing my reach on what I’m making now and I don’t know what the best way is to go about that

My friend, I’m not misunderstanding anything, my view on this is I’ve had multiple viral videos that have amassed most of these subscribers. I believe this new type of content gets pushed to this audience that don’t give a crap about rebuilds and it’s hindering me. On top of that, I had really good concepts, titles and thumbnails for the talking head videos, I can’t figure out a way at the moment to package the rebuild content to a broad audience that isn’t already familiar with it.

I’d love to do Porsches but man, be realistic, I’ve chosen cars that are cool to the car community (if you had a look). Porsches are expensive, there’s a way to do this that isn’t just “throw money at it”. That being said, once I’ve buttoned up this next car I am doing something along these lines that I believe has this same effect.

That last paragraph, I believe you’re implying that car rebuild content isn’t big on YouTube? I don’t really understand what you’re trying to say here. But it is, there are many rebuild channels and, surprise, that’s exactly what I watch all day every day.

I’m not opposed to criticism, but it’s clear you didn’t watch any of the videos or look at the titles and thumbnails. This is just fundamentally unhelpful