You can maybe start your videos with a server review of my server. You can find my IP by clicking my profile.

Thanks,
Arshak

Don't, YouTube is crawling with hundreds of Minecraft channels, all doing the same boring and repeated content (survival LPs, server reviews, etc...) Unless you have a revolutionary idea that will completely change Minecraft forever, or else you'll just be another water molecule in an ocean.

This is assuming if you want to successful, if you want to run a YouTube channel just for lulz and fun go ahead

I think the biggest thing is to have fun doing it. Don't be a youtuber for the subscribers, do it for the fun, and you'll get better, because you'll want to make better videos for your fans.

Alright let me try to help you a little more than the above posts have(though a few have helped)
Video Guidelines:
1) Don't force in your want for a like or a subscriber. Imagine you are on one of those pressure plates that are heavy. Everytime you ask them to leave a like, the pressure on the plate gets a little harder. If this imaginary pressure gets to heavy, the viewers know you are desperate. So... desperacy is BAD! It's okay to mention once in the beginning just don't ask eight times throughout the video. Maybe asking at the end is okay but remember the pressure plate!!!!
2) Don't try to be funny, let it come naturally! From my knowledge trying to be funny just makes you look like an idiot
3) Get a partner, or two! Let's face it, people get bored with just ONE person from time to time so throw someone else in! This also gives you multiple view points and advertisement on different channels.
4) Make yourself be remembered! You must have some kind of catch phrase. For example, if your playing a game in MC and your on a tree about to ambush someone, shout something random that goes with the theme[e.g. POP UP AD IN YO FACE!!!!! For the above scenario!]
5) Post daily. The more videos, the more you add to youtube so eventually someone will see them and probably will share it with their friends!
6) Youtube comes with a price... If you want to be a top youtuber you have to have top computer specs! To tell if you have good computer specs, run attack of the b-team while recording, if you aren't lagging or are receiving a really small amount of lag, then you have a good computer!
7) Get a good mic. Have you ever seen a YouTuber do facecam? Ever notice they have those HUGE mics. Get one of those xD
8) Always add new content! This kind of goes with #5 but just a bit different. Add new series of gaming to your channel! Also, don't leave old series stranded. By this I mean don't quit a series in the middle of it!
9) [Don't worry last one] Thank your audience! Did you hit 1k? Add a thank you video! Don't let them think that their subscriptions mean nothing!
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Anyway, sorry for this loooooooooooooooooooooooong thing, but I had a lot to say!

This will help in general, but you need to come up with the real original content.

http://www.planetminecraft.com/blog/how ... -youtuber/

It is not to easy I am trying the same things remember the beginning is the rough part. What you do is just post good videos have great advertisement get yourself out there and devote yourself to it I am about to spend 300 dollars getting stuff for my channel.

plant a youtube tree

problem solved

How should I know. In other cases, this happens when I try to change something on YouTube.

Listen I used to be active on Youtube when I was 13, from lego videos. I've gotten over 1,000 subscribers. Check my youtube fox454x you'll see 1k.You are still a fairly new Youtuber, just keep up making good videos, make them funny, epic, and original. I promise you once you upload 100 videos, you'll be pleased with the results. But beware there are a lot of people who are doing what you are doing so its not as successful as doing more unique and interesting things. Also maybe you can be active in the minecraft community on youtube make like videos together get known. good luck and have fun.

grown

Simply advertise yourself, be kind to people around the forums and things like that, and I'm sure other people will love to help you on your wonderful YouTube journey.

I'm sure you're worrying for nothing, just takes some time I suppose!