People can argue YouTube and theory all day but it's only the doing that matters. You created a video and it exists to serve a purpose or you didn't. I love talking YouTube but what works for one channel may not work for yours. It's like a doctor treating every patient differently, he wouldn't give certain medicines to those who can't take it. I can give you a list of incredibly specific advice and theories I had for this video, and trust me we go deep, but in the end there are a million factors and few of them may help you and where you are right now. Imagine Lebron James trying to give you advice on how he dunks, a lot of the time for these creators I work with their advice is to just go do it. For the expert guitar player they can tell you chords and scales but in the end they just feel it. That only comes from doing it a million times. Even MrBeast always said "Just make better videos" which becomes more true each day. He stopped giving as much specific advice and maybe I could be wrong but I assume it's because some just aren't ready to hear it or it doesn't apply to them at all in their niche. Spend less time reading, theorizing, arguing and more time doing. Nothing wrong with learning and iron certainly does sharpen iron, but in the end just do it every single day for years and you will get it. Keep learning but don't get pulled back and forth and frozen in analysis, focus on the doing.