Wholesomekids

Now that Our little humans are getting back to school to begin another Academic session,

- What are your goals towards them as parents
- What are their own goals for the session ( here you are to preempt them into understanding what goals/targets truly are) they depend on you for this knowledge right now, that is for kids under 12 ...
- What will your school runs be like? Purposeful or random drop offs without actual engagement of the minutes spent to/from

We ‪@Wholesomekids-Wholesomeparents‬ will like to send LOVE 💕💕💕💕 across to all our kiddos.

May you have productive term once more

Love 💕💕

3 days ago | [YT] | 6

Wholesomekids

HAPPY 20- 26

Yes 🙌 thank you all for your continuous love ❤️

Let’s keep the fire burning 🔥 both in parenting et al

1 week ago | [YT] | 25

Wholesomekids

Winding down the year that started beautifully well, but along the line a part of me was taken away…. Never felt death this closely & couldn’t fathom its level of weight but here I am signing out for 2025 & welcoming 2026 .

We shall resume fully

Still determined

Still loving the knowledge

Let’s clock ⏰ it off nicely

Happy End of a great 👍 session
💋 xoxo

1 week ago | [YT] | 28

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The Myth of Posting Every Day

💡 Posting Daily Isn’t Always Growth — Sometimes It’s Decline

Many creators proudly post daily, but here’s the truth:
If your videos don’t get enough viewer satisfaction signals (watch time, likes, comments), posting daily only feeds the algorithm more weak data.

You’re teaching YouTube your channel doesn’t retain viewers.

What to do instead:
🎯 Post consistently, not constantly.
Focus on 1–2 high retention videos per week — videos that truly connect.

Quality signals > Quantity uploads.

Have you ever felt like your daily uploads didn’t move your channel forward? You’re not alone.
Keep posting

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 27

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Title Switching Trap

💡 Why Changing Your Video Title Can Hurt Its Performance

Many creators tweak their titles days after upload, hoping to boost views — but here’s the twist:
When you change your title too often, YouTube retests your video because it assumes the topic might have changed.

That temporary retest often means:
🚫 Dropped impressions
🚫 Reset click-through rate (CTR) data

Better option:
👉 Use A/B testing tools or prepare 2–3 title versions before upload.
👉 Pick your best and let it settle for at least a week.

YouTube needs stability to understand who loves your video. Don’t confuse the machine.

Would you risk changing a title after upload or leave it? Let’s hear your thoughts 👇

1 month ago | [YT] | 69

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Do Our Children Mirror Us? (Add personal experience if you can)

1 month ago | [YT] | 4

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The Algorithm Doesn’t Hate You (It’s Just Confused)

💡 The “Algorithm Punishment” Myth

When your views suddenly drop, it’s not that YouTube hates you — it’s that it doesn’t know who to show your video to anymore.

This happens when:

You switch topics too often

Your titles attract the wrong viewers

You post inconsistently

The Fix:
🔁 Run a 3-video mini-series around one clear topic.
Once viewers start clicking, YouTube rebuilds your audience profile and impressions rise again.

🎯 The goal isn’t to beat the algorithm — it’s to teach it who loves your content.

Have you ever “confused” the algorithm before?

1 month ago | [YT] | 6

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Watch History Pollution

💡 Hidden Killer of Channel Performance: “Watch History Pollution”

Here’s something even experienced creators miss 👇
When you constantly click random topics or watch unrelated videos on the same account you upload from, YouTube starts feeding your creator recommendations with mixed signals.

That means the algorithm can get confused about who your ideal audience really is.

Fix it:
👉 Create a clean “viewer profile” by watching only videos similar to your niche for a few days.
👉 Or use a separate personal account for random browsing.

Your own watch behavior teaches YouTube who to show your content to — don’t confuse it.

Have you ever noticed your feed suddenly looks nothing like your niche? That’s why 👀

1 month ago | [YT] | 7

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Shorts Subscribers Can Hurt Your Channel

💡 The Harsh Truth No One Tells You About YouTube Growth

Most creators don’t realize this

👉 Not all subscribers help your channel grow.
If most of your subs came from short viral trends, but they never watch your long-form videos, YouTube learns that your regular content isn’t “interesting enough.”
That silent mismatch quietly kills your impressions.

What to do instead:

Focus on attracting subscribers who actually love your type of content — not just your trend.

🔥 Pro tip: Post 2–3 videos in your real niche after a viral Short. It helps YouTube re-learn who your true audience is.

🧠 Have you noticed your Shorts fans don’t watch your longer videos?

Comment below 👇

1 month ago | [YT] | 11

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There's lots of knowledge right here. So they've been lying all along... Making you do stuffs that hurt your channel 😭😭 OMG 😳😳😳

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