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Hi ChickenWaffle,

Thanks for taking part in the forums, I'm also a Call of Duty Content Creator and although I don't play competitive I'm quite an avid Public Player. If I may suggest anything, it's that you upload the evidence footage either as unlisted or to another separate channel. And as a competitive player make content for people who are new to the scene. Show your audience certain kill lanes, areas that you shouldn't go too. Provide a helpful tip series for solo or team players who need help with communication and more.

What I've stated above are just some minor ideas that could easily be implemented into reality. Next I'd suggest working on thumbnails and titles. As a competitive player take int consideration that there are many players who are trying to create content and scour through the ranks of subscribers and views. So find characteristics that set you aside from everyone else. I find that thumbnails is a first step, and a good one at that. Poppy thumbnails, bright text, perhaps use a Call of Duty Character as an overlay. That to wrap it up work on titles. Normally you need to title content surrounding it to be search worthy. For an example. "COD EVIDENCE..." or.. "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare - Competitive Match Gameplay!" again just an idea. But not only should the title be search worthy, but it should also be appealing whilst remaining relevant and not misleading.

Hopefully you could take what I said and utilize it. I'm always willing to work with the #MGNFamily on content creation, more insight on content creation and more. Don't hesitate to outreach to me personally if you want.

All the best!