They die of one of seven things — and every one shows up in your analytics before it's fatal. This book names all seven, on real graphs from real channels, and the exact point each was still fixable.
It's on its way from Faceless Jack. If it's not there in a minute, look in spam or promotions and drag it across — that makes sure the next ones land properly.
They quit because eight months of work produced nothing anybody can explain. The uploads were consistent. The thumbnails looked fine. The views never came, and no one could say why. Here's what was actually happening.
The invisible channel. Good videos nobody is ever shown — and how to tell whether it's you or the algorithm.
Death before upload one. The niche decisions that finish a channel before it publishes anything.
The one nobody sees coming. The death that looks like success right up until it isn't.
The retention cliff. What the first thirty seconds are really deciding, shown on the curve.
The money leak. What a channel actually costs to run, and where it quietly goes.
The consistency trap. Why uploading more can make things worse.
The slow drift. How a working channel stops working without anyone noticing.
Most people who read it recognise their own channel inside ten minutes. That's the point — you can't fix a problem you can't name.
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