Channel strategy
A clear plan for who the channel is for, what to publish and why. [TODO: confirm service]
I'm Vladimir Dukoski. I help [TODO: who he helps] turn a YouTube channel into a steady source of views, subscribers and revenue, by fixing what people see before they click and what keeps them watching after.
Channels and brands I've worked with
[TODO: confirm the final service list] Four ways to work together, from a one-off review to ongoing support.
A clear plan for who the channel is for, what to publish and why. [TODO: confirm service]
Packaging that earns the click without misleading the viewer. [TODO: confirm service]
Find where viewers leave and fix the script and edit around it. [TODO: confirm service]
A written review of what is working, what is not and what to do next. [TODO: confirm service]
Tell me about it. I'll reply with where I'd look first.
Send a messageNotes, case studies and projects on growing a channel.

Articles
How to think about the title and thumbnail as one message, and what YouTube says about thumbnail size.

Case studies
[TODO: one sentence on the channel and what changed.]

Articles
How to read the audience retention report in YouTube Studio and decide what to change in the edit.
A simple process, so you always know what happens next. [TODO: confirm steps]
We talk through the channel, the goal and what has been tried. [TODO: confirm]
I review the channel's titles, thumbnails, retention and publishing pattern. [TODO: confirm]
You get a short, prioritised list of changes with the reasoning behind each. [TODO: confirm]
We put the plan into practice and review what the numbers say. [TODO: confirm]
What people say after working together.
[TODO: real testimonial]
[TODO: real testimonial]
[TODO: real testimonial]
Short answers before you get in touch. [TODO: confirm answers]
[TODO: answer in 40 to 80 words. Describe the ideal client: what kind of channel or brand, what stage, and what they want to change.]
[TODO: answer in 40 to 80 words. State a typical timeline for each service, from first call to delivery, and what affects it.]
No. No one can honestly guarantee views, subscribers or revenue, because they depend on viewers' choices and on how YouTube recommends videos. What I can do is show you what to change on the channel, explain the reasoning behind each change, and measure the result with you using the data in YouTube Studio.
Use the contact form below. Send a link to your channel, one or two sentences on what you want to change, and anything you have already tried. I will read it and reply with where I would look first, so you know what to expect before you commit to anything.
Share your channel link and what you want to improve.