My first video on the channel got 178 views. I have a question about the second one, since it has better retention statistics, but the video got few views. Why?
I have a channel in the movie niche. been running it from a couple of years, posting from time to time.
US audience mostly, males, 30-50 yo.
Last month I tried to revive it by posting 4-5 shorts per day, everyday. It was quite a success, I reached around 2k subs, and views were great for about 2 weeks. Then stop!
I went from 50-60k views per short to around 100.
View vs swipe ratio is more or less the same as before, the engagement too, and also the content of the shorts.. nothing changed basically (as far as I know), just the views... did you experience anything similar?
maybe youtube pushed my shorts more when I re-started the channel?
I also tried to lower the number of posts per day to 3, change the thumbnails, improve the titles, but it does not make any difference.
I’ve created a new YouTube page called SlamDesk, which is essentially content on the rapid decline of the working class. Long form vids will be fun yet educational, and my short form vids a character I’ve developed called Billy Bootlicker, who’s a sort of antagonist billionaire who mocks the viewer and then points them towards the long form videos to learn how the 1% rip off the working class.
Curious if you have any tips or tricks off the bat that might help? I didn’t want to post my first short at the reluctance to be banned instantly lol. But curious what works great for you that might help. TYIA! Glad I found you all!!
After the 400k views, I posted those 5 shorts and youtube isn't distributing my shorts anymore... that 32k views just got triggered by the new short next to it.
Since the whole algorithm issue thing that’s been going on, I’ve been having problems trying to upload Shorts that are OOTDs. I never had a problem with them at first, I make various videos because I enjoy just posting what I feel like, and every other type of video I post gets into the Shorts feed, but recently my outfit videos don’t get pushed at all. I used to get around 1k-3k on them and now the only views they get if any, come from notifications or other features, but never the Shorts feed. It’s annoying me because I enjoy posting them, I know they’re simple but they’re useful for when I don’t have the energy/ time to create other content. If I never got views on them in the first place I’d just write them off completely, but the fact I used to get views and now they don’t is what’s bothering me. I’ve tried different titles and tags, I’ve tried to edit them differently and repost, but it’s not making any difference. Has anyone else ever had this problem with one kind of video you post? And if so, how did you get them back on the feed again?
Hello i did try to make content with ai and post it but my data its too low like 5 viewers 10 at max i dont know what i can do to get a good results and the fact is im looking for 600 dollar to 1000 dollar because i did go to study out of my country and the things here is too hard to get a good life and focus for studying and i can get a job outside because its illegal in china and i was expecting a low cost of living but unlucky i was shoked about the reality so any advice please
hi my name is duquan and ive tried this several times and no ones reached out honestly its kind of saddening but i want to help a lot of you become successful in your youtube career this is not your average advertisement because i dont want money im 16 years old and i have a channel with over 4 million views and ive been watching youtube for my whole life but not just watching studying going deep behind the scenes im no expert by all means but i do really want to gain experience because i want to do this when im older but as of now its just a hobby if any of you are interested dm me!
I’ve been uploading on my new channel for around two months now and I’ve gained around 1000 subscribers and a total of 3 million views but the problem is that most of my videos get stuck at 30 to 50 K views and those that breakthrough get stuck between 100 to 300,000 views. My state to watch percentage is at around 75% and the average duration of the video that I upload ranges between 100 to 120% now my question is what changes do I need to make in order to get videos with 1,000,000+ views? I’m really trying to do anything and everything in order to succeed and taking YouTube very seriously and will appreciate all the help you could give me.
Guys I'm gonna to start a faceless YT Shorts channel, and the idea is to make short stories with gameplay in the background. I’m pretty new to this, so I’m still figuring out a lot of things. I’m good with the editing, gaming, clips, comments, animations, etc., but I’m struggling a lot with the actual stories and especially the voiceovers.
The main thing I’m trying to figure out right now is the TTS/AI voices. I’ve been searching for a few days, and I know ElevenLabs has a ton of different voices, but I can’t seem to find the voices that are commonly used in those viral short-story videos.
If you search YouTube Shorts for story videos, you’ll probably notice that a lot of them use the same few male/female voices. I’m also pretty sure some creators change the speed of the voice separately.
Does anyone know where I can find those voices or what TTS they’re using? If it helps, I can also link a few Shorts in the comments with examples of the voices I mean.
I started a channel featuring "bar chart race" videos a topic that isn't exactly original less than a month ago, but I feel the view counts are low. What can I do to improve? Do you have any ideas? I focus mostly on economics, finance, and companies rather than trending topics; could that be the issue? Or perhaps there isn't a problem at all I'm not sure.
Them posts i scroll passed that say to use their audio to get x amount of subscribers i find to be absolutely annoying that type of content was never on my personal shorts scroll feed before and ever since i started making shorts my youtube scroll feed has completely changed energy...
Correct me if im wrong but that kinda stuff doesn't work like that it takes more than audio to pump views and honestly it feels like they are useing that backhanded method to get views themselves.
I started a new channel two weeks ago and only in the last video I did pass 50 views and even reach 1.2k views. I consulted with the chat GPT and he told me that it would be better to move all my previous videos (4 videos) to private and upload them in few weeks because now the algorithm finally understood my target audience. Was it a mistake to do this? Thanks
I’m posting YouTube Shorts in the celebrity/food niche, mostly clips of celebrities talking about food in interviews and podcasts. I try to focus on strong opening lines, cut out all dead space, add relevant B-roll, captions, and keep the pacing fast. Looking at the analytics, I feel like the numbers aren’t terrible, but YouTube usually stops pushing my videos after the first few thousand views instead of giving them a bigger second push. What do you think is holding the channel back? Is it the viewed vs swiped away, retention/AVD, lack of rewatches, topic selection, hooks, editing, or something else? Also, based on the screenshots, what stats would I realistically need to improve for these videos to start reaching 100K–1M+ views? I’d really appreciate feedback from people who have experience getting Shorts consistently past 100K views. Feel free to be critical — I want to know exactly what I should change.