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The more subscribers you have on your YouTube channel, the more views your videos get. More views equals more potential customers for your business, so you need to strive to get as many subscribers as possible. Although users can subscribe to your channel by using the Subscribe button, you can also add a direct subscription link in the descriptions of your videos. You can even share the link outside of YouTube and get additional subscribers.

1. 1.

   Navigate to YouTube, log in to your account, click your picture in the top right corner of your page and choose "Video Manager" from the menu to visit the Video Manager page.

2. 2.

   Click the "Edit" button next to one of your videos to start editing it.

3. 3.

   Locate the Description box and add your subscription link there in this form:

   http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=SampleUser

4. 4.

   Replace "SampleUser" with your YouTube username.

5. 5.

   Click the "Save Changes" button to save the changes and then click the YouTube logo in the top left corner to return to the home page.

   When your YouTube channel is used for monetization, it is crucial to add as many subscribers as possible to generate revenue and to promote channel visibility, as well as awareness and recognition. More subscribers mean a better ranking for your channel in the YouTube search engine.

   YouTube has provided a simple and updated way for you to increase the number of subscribers to your channel with a URL modifier. When using this modifier, a link is created by adding the modifier to the end of your channel name.

   
   This subscription link provides a way for your audience to subscribe to your channel with no effort involved by simply clicking on the link. This subscription link should be offered any time you want to promote your channel in video descriptions, emails, social media, a website or on a blog. The modifier you add to the end of your channel URL to make a subscription link looks like this:

   ?sub_confirmation=1.

   It works for all YouTube channel name/url types (channel ID, username or custom URL).

   1. Go to your YouTube url/channel name. Here is an example: https://www.youtube.com/user/SeattleWebSearch
   1. Copy and paste or type in the modifier ?sub_confirmation=1 at the end of your channel name to look like this: https://www.youtube.com/user/SeattleWebSearch?sub_confirmation=1
   1. Now use this as a link for your audience to automatically subscribe to your YouTube channel in video descriptions, emails, social media, websites and blogs.

   Although it’s an easy modifier to add to a URL it can be hard to remember. It is best to save it as a note on your desktop from where you can easily copy and paste. For an even easier way to remember it use a custom link shortener or redirect a page on your website to the subscribe link. You can also use a free one such as bit.ly. In YouTube as in Google, these numbers matter to your bottom line. By adding this link in your text, social media and web pages, subscribing becomes hassle free to your audience.

   How do I create a subscribe link on YouTube?

   YouTube has a feature where you can just add the ? sub_confirmation=1 parameter to your YouTube channel URL. Again, this is perfect for linking to your YouTube channel from social media or another place where you don't have the ability to insert code for a proper subscribe button.