How to Identify a Viral Video: Views, Posting Date, and Channel Size

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To find a viral video on YouTube, look for videos that have at least 100k views and were recently posted. Avoid videos with millions of views but posted years ago. Also, check if the channel has under 1000 subscribers, indicating views are not solely from subscribers but from people searching. Following these three criteria can help you identify a trending and potentially viral video.

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Top 3 Value Bombs

1. The thing about YouTube is that, sometimes you may post a video and it may not do anything for the first three months. And then it just pops off and hits 22 million views because of changing the thumbnail. Constantly tweak the thumbnails until you see results.

2. Hiring a strong team is your strong asset in this game. It’s important that they’re not just good people but they also keep up with the quality that they produce. In business, your employees will never care about the business more than you do.

3. No matter how hard you’re trying, or how much time and effort you put into something, you should never give up if you know that what you’re doing has a proof of concept.

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