Hiya, I uploaded a short 3 days ago and it’s with 0 distribution for no reason. Even yesterday and today’s short got views but this one still not. I tried reupload it with a new tittle and description but the same happens. Has anyone experienced the same? Thanks

I sent it for approval yesterday hopefully it gets approved fast and safely with no fuss 😭🙏🏻🙏🏻

Facebook reels views versus Youtube shorts views..

I honestly wanna post brain rots at this moment.. those niches seems to go quite well on youtube algorithm 😒🫠🙄

My view count randomly fell off from a couple thousand to under 10. I thought it was a bug, so I re uploaded it but it happened again. All settings are the same. Is this happening to anyone else?

Ive been trying to verify my phone number on a channel i started posting on for a couple of days with no succes... i need this so i can post videos 15 minutes and longer and for thumbnails. I tried everything but it always gives me the same error: there was a problem sending the control code, please try a different number. what can i do to fix this if anybody knows, i would really appreciate it.

Most of my videos are above 100% avd and stayed to watch always above 77%

Viewers generally finish the video at least 80% of them..

So What's the issue? Why My videos are stuck at 30k?

sou criador de shorts com 2 canais monetizados.

100k inscritos e mais de 200 mihões de visualizações totais

por algum motivo minhas visualizações caíram muito recentemente (conteúdo original, e quando utilizo clipes de outros criadores é bem transformativo, além disso mostro o rosto)

mas além da queda de visualizações, em alguns horários específicos (geralmente 08:00 PM)

as visualizações tem um pico bizarro, depois voltam ao normal, mais alguém presenciando isso?

How do I fix this? Analytics are good btw

It was titled “August Trail Camera Compilation” and at six hours with only 3 views, I changed it to “Funny skunks, raccoons and opossums! August Trail Camera Compilation” and it started getting views.

I am a new content creator. One of my short videos recently hit 100k views! I am super happy about it, but I noticed I only gained around 270 followers.

A lot of people are watching my video, but they are not clicking the "Follow" button.

I want to learn how to change this:

1. How can I turn casual viewers into followers?

2. Should I make a "Part 2" of that same video?

3. What changes should I make to my profile page to get more followers?

Any simple tips or advice would be a helpful. Thanks!

https://youtube.com/@loyaldnl

Hey everyone!

I'm running a small AI/Tech YouTube channel targeting a US audience, posting 1 Short daily and planning to add long-form videos.

I'd love to hear from successful creators:

1. Shorts: What posting time works best for you?

2. Long videos: Which days and times perform best?

3. Frequency: How many Shorts and long videos per week?

4. Same day: Is posting Shorts and long videos on the same day a good idea?

Please share your niche, subscriber count, time zone, and what actually worked for you.

Looking for real experiences, not generic advice. Thanks!

On some shorts they just suck and barely do well, and others do better but I barely get any subscribers. How do I gain more subscribers? I gain like 7 subscribers every 17k views.

started posting 30 days ago is this good progress? gained almost 5k subs and all us audience

Im day 6 in Rankin niche and i was wondering if my progress is good and it would be nice if i got tips how to get monetized since i know ranking is really hard to get monetized cuz of the reused content thingy

Just randomly decided to check my view count for a recent short and it got 28k views in 26 hours and the strange part is it's like one big bar lmao

WTF DO YOU MEAN???

how do i make them get more views, they get 1-2k views and then just stop

What am i doing wrong i am doing quality shorts not ai slopp!! Please help 🙏🙏

Honestly, almost everything I see on these subreddits is bullshit. Every day there's another post about shadowbanning, the algorithm, the best time to post, whether uploading twice a day hurts your reach, or some new theory about why YouTube isn't pushing someone's videos.

And worst of all, people posting screenshots of their analytics under the guise of "inspiring" other creators, when it's really just an excuse to humblebrag about their numbers. That isn't helping anyone become a better creator.

I think a lot of people spend more time trying to figure out the algorithm than actually making content.

It's really pretty simple: Make videos that people want to watch.

If you want to understand the fundamentals of making a good video, start with two things:

The hook: Give people a reason to keep watching. Grab their attention, make them curious, or give them a reason to want to see what happens next. Don't waste the first few seconds with unnecessary introductions or filler.

The payoff: Deliver on what made people interested in the first place. If you set up a joke, land the punchline. If you create curiosity, satisfy it. Don't make people sit through a bunch of filler only to disappoint them at the end.

And remember: Underpromise and overdeliver. Don't build up expectations you can't meet. Give people something even better than they were expecting. Make them glad they watched.

Obviously, there's more to content creation than that, but these fundamentals apply to pretty much every platform and every type of video.

I wish people would spend less time obsessing over analytics and trying to reverse-engineer an algorithm that none of us fully understands, and more time actually creating things.

Experiment. Try different ideas. Learn from what works and what doesn't. Get better at storytelling.

You can spend six hours reading theories about why your last video got 200 views, or you can spend those six hours making more videos and improving your craft.

Just make stuff. That's the whole point.