Let's follow this video

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So I've recently decided to continue my reviewing things again on YouTube, as well as some other random videos that takes my fancy. I'm aiming for one video per day, but I doubt I will be able to keep it up. Anyway, I'm giving it a go. So my second video back is about my Samsung Galaxy Tab A, the 9.7 inch one with the S Pen. Here it is:

 

I uploaded it last night, put it on Facebook. Woke up this morning and KAPOOW! No views. Yep, not one single view. So I'm going to just track what happens, change a few things perhaps, play with tags etc. and see if I can learn a thing or two. 

So a few points:
- It's just a basic video, no editing, second take. Decided not to 'waste time' editing out the gaps, waffle and"uuum's" but I think it turned out OK. 
- The thumbnail is basically what you see on the video, totally relevant but not 'eye-grabbingly delicious'.
- I's a bit lengthy.
- The focus was off for quite a bit of the video at the start.

Will try to keep you updated as I go. 

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