How to Increase YouTube Video Views From Tentpole Events

Liron Segev · 2 min read · Published Nov 20, 2020

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TL;DR: Creating video content around tentpole events is an excellent way to generate YouTube views. Find out more on this episode of TubeTalk.

What if I could tell you about a topic that could generate impressive YouTube views and subscribers? What if that topic was about a holiday, sporting event, or another special occasion that attracted viewers to YouTube to find out more about it? Would you be interested in making that video?

These tentpole events lend themselves very well to both trending and evergreen content and are a rich source of inspiration for any creator. Join the experts at vidIQ as we discuss:

What are tentpole events?
How to use tentpole events for your videos
How YouTube search works
The power of a social calendar
Preparing for, and leveraging trending topics

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Liron Segev

Former Director of Customer Success

Liron Segev, aka TheTechieGuy, is the Director of Customer Success at vidIQ, an internationally celebrated Digital YouTube Strategist working with some of the largest brands and YouTube influencers in the world. Over the past 20+ years, his work has taken him to South Africa, the UK, and the US where he frequently speaks at conferences and provides expert tech commentary for various print publications, radio, and TV while actively running his Tech YouTube Channel.