[Pickon]

I've been thinking about buying YouTube subscribers to jumpstart my new gaming channel. I’ve only got 200 subscribers after three months, and most of my videos barely hit 100 views. I feel like potential viewers just see my low numbers and move on. Does anyone here think buying subscribers is worth it? Will it improve my channel's growth, or could it hurt in the long run? Any advice would be appreciated!

[Digmer]

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