When you log in to Youtube using your Google account, you automatically get a channel that you can name, add an image, and even put in a description for the same, depending on the context and the kind of content you want to upload. Once done, you can start uploading your videos onto Youtube and if you are lucky, the algorithm will help push the video so that people can watch it and enjoy it.
Now, people like your content, and they want to ensure that they stay connected to your channel in order to watch future uploads, then there is an option for the viewers to subscribe to the channel. Over the years, the number of subscribers you have on your channel has become an informal indicator of how popular your channel is on the platform, and today, a channel with more subscribers tends to get a lot more interaction as compared to smaller channels that may actually be better content creators overall.
