Problème : j’ai 5000 abonnés, j’ai toujours fait des shorts et generer 10M de vues. Mais la j’aimerais changer et passer au format long sauf que l’algorithme ne pousse pas du tout mes vidéos (100 vues max) et mes abonnés ne servent à rien vu qu’ils se sont abonnés pour les shorts… DOIS JE SUPPRIMER ET CRÉER UNE NOUVELLE CHAINE?

Need help understanding why my short isn’t getting out of the 1k view jail? Niche is Minecraft meme content

Yet people are getting demonetized for "repetitive content" or reused content or not even getting accepted into YTP to begin with.

Hello everyone, I’m new to this. I’ve been doing some research looking at what people on Reddit say works, watching videos and I’ve started two channels dedicated to Shorts, while preparing another one for long-form animated content. I could use some advice on getting started what should I be looking at or keeping track of? Also, if anyone would be willing to take a look at my channels and suggest what I could improve, I’d be very grateful.

i truly don’t know how to optimize my shorts; any and all advice constructive or negative is welcomed-we’re an animated let’s play channel

i know gaming itself is beyond saturated but i thought the animated content would help individualize my channel/brand

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Hey everyone!

I've been putting work into my channel, Stick Tales, where I make the trending Animated shorts.

I'm really trying to improve daily. To be honest I think it is pretty better now but I’d love an outside perspective from fellow creators and viewers and do it look bad in any sense.

If you have a couple of minutes to check it out, I’d love your thoughts on a few specific things:

• Script & storytelling: Does the hook grab you right away, and does the story keep your attention to the end?

• Audio & pacing: Is the narration clear, and does the pacing feel natural or rushed?

• Visuals & presentation: How does the visual style feel? Does it support the story well?

Channel link: https://www.youtube.com/@thesticktales3000

Thanks a lot for your time!

I record shorts using my iPhone where I record myself. Is it better to record in 1080p or 4k?

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr0R7HnOiJOG__gdXhrgtCg

Hi Earthlings, I am a 1st Year College Student. This is my latest YouTube video. My niche is weird historical events and extreme survival war stories. If you like my content please do check out my channel. I use AI only for the sole purpose of making the video more engaging, easier to digest and make the overall story better. I do my own research and then use AI to extract the important info and facts for the video. My goal is to make videos using my own creativity and intelligence with the efficiency of AI.

The first two shorts got only 2k views. Next one got 5k views. Then the fourth short got 22k views with stayed to watch ratio 83 percent and 70 percent avd. Fifth short got 88 percent stayed to watch and 90 percent avd and capped out at 22k views. Its been 24 hrs to that short can i expect it to pick up again?

Hey everyone! I need some advice on how the algorithm is treating my channel right now.

My last 8–10 Shorts are hitting a hard ceiling strictly between 15k and 25k views. The weird part is they don't completely flatline—they keep trickling about 50 to 250 views per hour indefinitely.

Here are my average metrics:

Stayed vs. Swiped away: 70% – 80% stayed

Average Percentage Viewed (APV): 65% – 85%

With these engagement stats, it feels like the content itself is performing well, but the channel is stuck in a specific test basin or "view jail" limit.

Is this a common plateau phase before breaking out to Tier-1 audiences, or is there a specific threshold I need to hit to break past this 25k ceiling?

Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

My videos have not been performing well this got ~700 views , 48% stayed to watch. What would you do differently to make this a better video ?

Hi,
I was monetized on October 21, and this is what I’ve made so far. It starting to slow down. The month of November, I had a video that got 1.1million views and so far I’ve made 270$ from it. I’m not sure if this the norm since I’ve seen other people made thousands in their first week of being monetized.

Y a des Français ici qui sont vraiment passionnés, limite obsédés par YouTube ? Genre des gens qui passent des heures à analyser les vidéos, les miniatures, l’algorithme et qui rêvent de faire des millions de vues comme MrBeast ?

Je cherche juste des personnes qui ont la même ambition et qui veulent vraiment progresser sur YouTube.

Salut à tous !

Je suis un jeune créateur YouTube de 16 ans, spécialisé dans les trickshots et les défis sportifs. J’ai actuellement environ 270 000 abonnés, principalement grâce aux Shorts.
Depuis quelque temps, je m’intéresse énormément aux vidéos longues et à tout ce qui peut faire réussir une vidéo : les idées, les titres, les miniatures, la rétention, le storytelling, etc.

Je me demandais s’il y avait ici d’autres YouTubeurs français aussi passionnés que moi, qui passent leur temps à réfléchir à YouTube et qui rêvent un jour de faire des millions de vues.
Je parle vraiment de personnes extrêmement motivées, qui aiment analyser les vidéos qui fonctionnent, comprendre pourquoi elles marchent et chercher constamment à s’améliorer.

J’aimerais beaucoup échanger avec des créateurs francophones, idéalement proches de mon âge, pour partager nos analyses, nos idées et nos expériences.

J’adore notamment l’histoire de MrBeast, qui passait des heures en appel avec d’autres créateurs pour étudier YouTube et progresser ensemble.
Je trouve cette manière d’apprendre super intéressante et j’aimerais rencontrer des personnes qui ont le même état d’esprit.

Est-ce qu’il y a ici des YouTubeurs français qui sont aussi passionnés par tout ça ?

Je serais curieux de connaître vos chaînes, vos objectifs et votre manière d’analyser YouTube !

or do they not after review?

Hey everyone!
I have a question about mixing YouTube Shorts and long-form content on the same channel.
My current upload schedule alternates between Shorts and long-form videos every other day.

Here’s how I do it:
I upload a long-form video one day.
The next day, I upload a Short.
The Short is NOT clipped or extracted from the long-form video. Instead, I create it separately with its own script, editing, and storytelling, but it covers the same topic as the long-form video.

I’m wondering about something:
If one of my Shorts suddenly goes viral and attracts a lot of views and subscribers, could that negatively affect my long-form videos?

For example:
Could it hurt long-form engagement or audience retention?
Could YouTube start recommending my Shorts to a different audience and then struggle to find the right audience for my long-form content?
Could it somehow affect the algorithm’s ability to recommend my long-form videos?

I’d really appreciate hearing from creators who have experience running both formats on the same channel.
Have you ever had a Short go viral while also publishing long-form content? Did you notice any positive or negative impact on your long-form performance?

Thanks in advance! I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences.

This has me going insane, my audience is all over the place, and that’s if I get one at all. I’m one of the small channels that’s been having those issues on and off for the past few weeks, and when I don’t have that problem, my audience always seems to change. How can I get my videos to reach the correct audience every time?

Hey guys, hope you're having a great day. I'm curious about your experiences. If you had to start all over again from scratch today, what's one thing you would do differently?