Topic: YouTube Channel Feedback

Personally I'd watch videos if the they made me laugh a lot. Comedy is something I'd definitely keep coming back for if it was done well.

Identifying who on your staff has the best personality to deliver that could be a challenge but well worth investigating in my opinion.

A bi weekly show which is 15 minutes long. Throw all the reviews you have done in 2 weeks into 2 minutes with scores. Followed by 2 of the biggest stories. Upcoming reviews and events for our calender. The 2 soapbox articles from the 2 weeks. Comment of the week. A focus on the charts and sales. What the team are playing now. Craziest trophy of the last 2 weeks and end with a photo of salad cream with the words E3 (or similar big event) in T Minus (number) days.

@Kidfried Except when he has a cold and can hardly breathe!

One thing I see a lot on Youtube is that content makers seem to jump on the same topic so have multiple recommended videos covering the same thing. Pretty Good Gaming and Laymen Gaming are the ones I usually choose to watch if I would like a topical piece - mainly down to the humour. I would watch impressions videos and also some more travel based pieces. For example, it you visit conventions or a developer conference. Finally, something to digest the weeks news - a longer format sit down of about 15-20 minutes going through the topics of the week and having your say on them. Maybe even throw in some of your favourite forumer comments of the week if they are especially relevant - or just funny.

@Shellcore Yep me too, PGG and LG are my go to channels when I wanna see some reactionary vids on whatever is the latest news.

Skill Up (one of the guys from LG) does good previews and reviews too.