I have been blogging for almost 7 years and building video content for around 2 years. After spending so much time on blogging and creating video, I have got the quite a good idea what people would like to read and what people like to watch. However, there is one thing, which I am constantly struggling after almost a year and I would like to get your opinion about it. Though, this may look very simple to you but it is very crucial to me and I would like to know your opinion about it.

I have been building video almost every week for my SQL in Sixty Seconds series and it has been quite popular. So far on my YouTube Channel there are over 2600 subscribers and over 250K views. Here is my problem – there are about 50+ videos on SQL in Sixty Seconds Series but the not every video is popular. There are a few videos which are extremely popular and there are videos which are absolutely struggling to get even single view. I have yet not figured out what people would love to watch on this channel. I noticed lots of people watching various videos but hardly anyone leaving comments or suggestions. At the end of the blog posts associated with the SQL in Sixty Seconds, I always ask which video people would love to watch, but I get a very low response over there too.

What I wonder is that why such a low engagement of viewers/readers on the video blog posts where as the channel is success and lots of people are watching the video? What do you think I should change in my video to increase the engagement?

Here are my last three videos from SQL in Sixty Seconds channel and I would like to know your feedback.

Remove Cached Login from SSMS Connect Dialog – SQL in Sixty Seconds #049

RESEED Identity Column in Database Table – SQL in Sixty Seconds #051

Puzzle SET ANSI_NULLS and Resultset – SQL in Sixty Seconds #052

 The feedback which I will like the most will for sure get a special surprise gift for me.

Reference: Pinal Dave (http://blog.sqlauthority.com)

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