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Gaming Goodies - What to Learn from the most Successful YouTuber in Fraughtia.

Gaming Goodies is a YouTube channel managed by GayMerMan4REALZ, royal councillor of Caveton. The channel has over 1,000 subscribers, and is the most successful in the entire Fraughtian Community. With over 400 videos and streams, GayMerMan4REALZ has put in a lot of effort to his YouTube channel. He streams every week, which usually pulls in around 5-10 viewers at a time. He also uploads videos several times a week to his channel. His content surrounding treasure wars, and the Hive minigames get the most views, with his "Minecraft Treasure Wars Tips" being the most successful video at 5K views. 

All of this success was reached in under a year. His first serious video was him playing through his "Fraughtian Anarchy" realm. In the 2 years since then, he has gained 1,000 subscribers, and 39K lifetime views. 
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