We've talked about it forever, but A/B thumbnail testing would be a game changer. Also, on the topic of "if I took a break, would my views drop".... well they would. Something no one ever talks about is this: Any channel has X% of subscribers who no longer watch their content, but is mitigated when their Y growth is greater than X. But taking time off means no more Y growth, even while X continues to grow. Why does no one at TH-cam ever talk about this? I know a guy who has over 100k subs, but gets only a few hundred views per video.
#4 is a big problem, I have seen videos with better watch time and CTR underperform other channel videos. The algorithm gives too much power to people that are already being promoted since their videos are immediately mass recommended and beat out potentially stronger content. It also makes it nearly impossible to get re-discovered since TH-cam doesn't give your channel a fair chance compared to others.
Yeap same issue here. You can check the quality of I do and what other TOP amateur channel does. Google will loose the real creators over time..... There is no way for my videos to be discovered. I get 30 views in a week while poop channels get 100k. Really? Is that the future?
True dat. One of my videos have here 4 views in one day, on BitTube: 500. That's an unfair difference, to say the least! Borderline criminal is a better term for it. It is also a lie what she says, that taking a break won't hurt your channel. After coming back from a break, I was shocked to see, how bad my videos look, they were compressed to death and are smudged and unwatchable.
1. FOCUS ON YOUR AUDIENCE AND ALGORITHM WILL FOLLOW. 2. ALWAYS KEEP EXPERIMENTING (noice!) 3. TO BUILD AN AUDIENCE, YOU NEED TO ATTRACT NEW VIEWERS AND RETAIN THE ONES YOU HAVE (Sounds like my prof in Relationship Marketing) So grateful to you Creator Insider! Keep building small creators like me! Keep safe and God bless you all!
Thank you Rachel for taking the time to make us more informed content creators. Making this information available to the public is truly appreciated, thanks a bunch. A little feedback - I know the comment section in creator studio has recently been tweaked, sometimes when I click the 'show more replies' link to see if there are more comments, the comments section seems to get stuck (show more replies'- turns into spinning loading circle and does not change). If I go to the actual video and click to see more replies this does not happen. Just wanted to share some feed back
There needs to be a lot more opportunity for discovery. The biggest problem I see are channels getting auto mass recommended despite declining views and stats. Once a channel gets a foothold in the algorithm they are allowed to under perform and still get promoted where a channel that is improving its stats stays suppressed in discovery and doesn't have a fair chance to get in. I think all similar subcount channels in a community should be periodically reset in performance to allow for fair discovery and treatment of all creators. High performers stay high performing and deserving channels get the chance they are never given by the current algorithm discovery
I agree with this 1000% I honestly feel quite doomed as my videos always plateau after their initial release and it feels like they'll never get picked up, because from a numbers stand point nothing is changing, so why would the algorithm find it now? The other problem is, small channels who self promote have a lot of people, who don't even watch TH-cam click on and click off from platforms like Facebook/Instagram, which messes up the metrics even more.
Agree, sometimes I feel like the algorithm doesn't work the way it should work. I have content with really good engagement stats and CTRs, they perform worse than my early videos which are tbh less engaging. I'm starting to think there is a random logic in YT discovery system and algorithm.
@@Kasia_Luna External views in a way kickstart other view sources sometimes....try it... you share a video...and start getting external views...suddenly views will start popping up from YT search as well and other sources....it either sticks and starts to crawl up or dies down again.
This was a very informative video, thank you! The bottom line is, people need to stop thinking the algorithm like a person, it is just code that tries to optimize certain things, learning from previous actions along the way, just like any other ML algorithm. Just one random question: What's up with these random videos being recommended from 10-12 years ago? Is it a weird audience effect on the algorithm or is it a deliberate algorithm-side quirk?
I think those videos randomly being recommended is TH-cam taking high performers, putting those videos in a "maybe" box, and then feeding them out when they need more content at any given time. And sometimes those "maybe" videos do better than expected and so continuously snowball out, at least for a period of time. Even if they're old.
the chart at 8:25 gave me my *aha* moment. My audience graphs looks EXACTLY like the 3rd graph. I didn't realize my audience had *completely* changed as of recently. Rachel, thank you for making this video. I think I speak for everyone when I say this was so helpful.
I LOVE The Transparency! It took a couple of years for TH-cam to realise that this is about people and We Are All In The Same Team Here. TH-cam and Creators need to be a team, because "we" the Advertisers will simply go to where we can have the best ROI we dont care if it is TikTok or facebook or a news paper. And the best way for TH-cam to give Advertisers a good ROI is to work with creators and be transparent to improve the platform for the consumer. So it can survive in the long term, and not get Killed by TikTok 3.0. Like whats happening with Mr. Zuc's Platforms
Questions Regarding Dislikes to Likes. We’ve heard stories of folks out out a great video and a sworn of dislikes hit the video from random people similar to a bot! How does this or does this effect the chances of the video being recommended by TH-cam? How do you determine what’s real likes and dislikes vs. what’s not?
You just gotta love the contradiction in this video. For all out there who believe experimenting to get new subs is a great idea. As soon as you change your topic and try to acquire new viewers and subscribers, naturally your own subscribers will not watch this video, makes sense....however here is what the algorithm does to you and this is straight from their own messaging. "Regular Viewers of your channel are showing less interest in this video.....below that it says "These signals may influence how widely a video is recommended on YT Home or "Next UP"....going down further it says " Fewer views from YT recommendations....so if you believe that's good... well good luck with your channel and I suppose less competition.
problem is they do these studies with channels like markiplier diluting the results. people watch him because he's Markiplier (popular) Not like smaller channels who really have to hang on to there audience or it becomes a bust
@ Rachel, I cannot express how grateful I am that you've put so much time into making this video so informative and legitimately useful. Thank you so much!
Great video content! As many have mentioned, the audio quality should be improved. But thank you for the clear answers and especially for the growth ideas from analytics at the end!
Wow, it's kind of scary seeing so many popular TH-camrs in just one comment section. 😳 This was a very useful video though! I was always confused on how the YT algorithm functions and this helped me a bit.
I haven't uploaded in two months and my views and subscribers have actually increased. I wasn't expecting that. I don't really have a choice since my videos take a while to be produced.
These Answers are good for Established TH-camrs, but how about us who are getting 0 views, on our videos since we started uploading. How do I know how the audience is interacting with my content when none of my videos is being pushed out there?
I think when you literally just start out with 0 subs, you need to do some external promotion (unless the search terms you use have effectively no competition at all which is very rare in 2021).
Very interesting series. Highlighting the new features of analytics is always helpful. Many thanks. I would love to learn more about how different categories of content perform across different metrics on TH-cam. For example, as an educational channel I seem to experience a bit of reverse seasonality (i.e. peaks during the week/school year & dips during summer; the video on seasonality was very helpful) and I get a lot more traffic from search than recommendations. I would love more insights about how different categories of content perform differently.
This is really good information from the horse's mouth rather than from a youtuber who gives so much of advise as though he/she is the Algorithm. I really appreciate the info. Thanks
This really helped me. I should focus less on algorithm stuff and trust that it's working the way it's supposed to, and instead focus on making better videos. Thank you so much!
For question 10, talking about the analyses you guys did which indicated that there is no correlation between upload frequency and how well a channel does, can we see a source for that research that was conducted? Or the research itself in any way? I would like to see it to do my own sort of analyses on the data and because I sort of have a hard time believing that to be perfectly honest lol
As a creator who has tried to take a break, I am sorry this is just not true because of the way the subscription system works. To put this in prospective I have uploaded 1 video every 2 to 2.2 days for 10 years.
Here's a question... why when i upload a video does my sub count go down? every single time! then it goes back to what it was before so I'm not gaining or losing
Rachel, thanks as always. :) I realize you are saying that the system tends to recommend on a video-by video-basis, but it feels like my overall channel gets boxed into very very specific formats even though I have one main overarching genre. If I grow a different subset of an audience it feels like I lose out on any existing reach. Cycling out subscribers in the process, I imagine. Take photography for example. There is a definite difference between viewers that like gear talk videos and viewers that like watching people do photography. It seems like I can't serve both properly. Right now the system really wants to show my content to gear focused viewers, but I do know photography focused viewers exist based on some channels I see. I don't know how to reach them. Even if I reach them then I probably lose that first audience in the process. If videos are truly served on a video-by-video basis then I don't see why I can't serve both. Taking it a step further with another example, there are viewers that appear to only like videos on one specific camera. Likely the camera they own or want to buy. Often it's a camera I own because I naturally make a lot of videos using what I have on-hand. I don't keep cameras forever. Is this all because I'm ranked decently in that one tiny piece of viewership and not in another camera I might make a handful of videos on? Sure, I can stop everything else to make 500 videos on the "Canon EOS M50" for a few years until the audience is gone, but I'd rather have an audience that I can be more general with. Is it human nature I'm dealing with? I'd like more nuance, but I don't know if a viewer focused system can properly serve content that might be enriching to a viewer only if they would take a chance on it for a while. I have a background in computer science, so I can at least imagine the difficulty and complexity your recommendation and search systems must have. Maybe as AI advances, systems like this can serve videos better than I can package them, lol. I've been around 80k/views per month for a long time, though it's been dropping a bit lately as I've tried to reach those different people and some of my past work has gotten older (specific cameras get less popular over time). Likely alienating the existing viewers in the process as I make videos that don't interest them. I don't think making one very specific format of video is something I can do. Feels like the video creator version of a factory worker. I'd probably develop the mental equivalent of a repetitive strain injury if I tried to do it long term, lol.
Hi Rachel thanks for making this series it’s very helpful. Can you please explain if I have a small channel about a big topic for example iPhones. And there are many videos about this topic that have hundreds of thousands or even millions of views. Is it possible for one of my videos on that small channel to get as many views on a similar video as one of the big channels? It seems like if view counts often are in direct correlation with the channel size no matter the topic. Any insight on this would be helpful
Very informative Rachel. I love the content :). The mic is on the way, haha. I'd love to hear more about Top 10 Key TH-cam Ranking Factors in 2021. Is it possible!
Great info / video as ever! I would love more intel / elaboration on the tags part though, I've never heard YT (or any of the experts) describe it as a way to cover spelling errors in search!
Yes! Number 1 is something I was really concerned about! I was nervous to experiment occasionally because I didn’t want an occasional underperforming video to hurt my channel overall.
Really wish the comment section of the videos had a autocorrect feature, I do lots of replies to comments and spend lots of time correcting my typing
We've talked about it forever, but A/B thumbnail testing would be a game changer.
Also, on the topic of "if I took a break, would my views drop".... well they would. Something no one ever talks about is this: Any channel has X% of subscribers who no longer watch their content, but is mitigated when their Y growth is greater than X. But taking time off means no more Y growth, even while X continues to grow. Why does no one at TH-cam ever talk about this? I know a guy who has over 100k subs, but gets only a few hundred views per video.
Yup, I totally agree. I want A/B Thumbnail testing as well. ❤️ I do not have enough money to pay Tubebuddy for their A/B Thumbnail Testing Service.
Every single creator knows this. Is that TH-cam sugar clotting the sad truth
If you ever take a break, you are done for
#4 is a big problem, I have seen videos with better watch time and CTR underperform other channel videos. The algorithm gives too much power to people that are already being promoted since their videos are immediately mass recommended and beat out potentially stronger content. It also makes it nearly impossible to get re-discovered since TH-cam doesn't give your channel a fair chance compared to others.
Totally agree....channel which are promoted get a lot of views because the algorithm pushes them even if the content is poop.
Yes my channel has been struggle a lot....I wish they could do more for small channels like mine
Yeap same issue here. You can check the quality of I do and what other TOP amateur channel does. Google will loose the real creators over time.....
There is no way for my videos to be discovered. I get 30 views in a week while poop channels get 100k.
Really? Is that the future?
True dat. One of my videos have here 4 views in one day, on BitTube: 500. That's an unfair difference, to say the least! Borderline criminal is a better term for it. It is also a lie what she says, that taking a break won't hurt your channel. After coming back from a break, I was shocked to see, how bad my videos look, they were compressed to death and are smudged and unwatchable.
This is probably the most helpful youtube video I've ever seen. Thanks
Great to hear, thank you!!
Agreed
Due to lady 🤣🤣
Agree!
agreed
1. FOCUS ON YOUR AUDIENCE AND ALGORITHM WILL FOLLOW.
2. ALWAYS KEEP EXPERIMENTING (noice!)
3. TO BUILD AN AUDIENCE, YOU NEED TO ATTRACT NEW VIEWERS AND RETAIN THE ONES YOU HAVE (Sounds like my prof in Relationship Marketing)
So grateful to you Creator Insider! Keep building small creators like me! Keep safe and God bless you all!
Oh my god...they actually answered all the questions everyone has been asking for 14 years.
Seems like truly great content often gets passed up by the algo.
Come'on Google! Get her a proper mic. 🥺
seriously lol. And maybe a camera while they're at it. This video is in 720p for crying out loud.
the mcd mic and this deez nuts
they cant afford it rn
she cant afford one herself?
Awesome info! Thank you so much!
Great video - very informative - thank you.
Thank you Rachel for taking the time to make us more informed content creators. Making this information available to the public is truly appreciated, thanks a bunch. A little feedback - I know the comment section in creator studio has recently been tweaked, sometimes when I click the 'show more replies' link to see if there are more comments, the comments section seems to get stuck (show more replies'- turns into spinning loading circle and does not change). If I go to the actual video and click to see more replies this does not happen. Just wanted to share some feed back
There needs to be a lot more opportunity for discovery. The biggest problem I see are channels getting auto mass recommended despite declining views and stats. Once a channel gets a foothold in the algorithm they are allowed to under perform and still get promoted where a channel that is improving its stats stays suppressed in discovery and doesn't have a fair chance to get in. I think all similar subcount channels in a community should be periodically reset in performance to allow for fair discovery and treatment of all creators. High performers stay high performing and deserving channels get the chance they are never given by the current algorithm discovery
I agree with this 1000% I honestly feel quite doomed as my videos always plateau after their initial release and it feels like they'll never get picked up, because from a numbers stand point nothing is changing, so why would the algorithm find it now? The other problem is, small channels who self promote have a lot of people, who don't even watch TH-cam click on and click off from platforms like Facebook/Instagram, which messes up the metrics even more.
Agree, sometimes I feel like the algorithm doesn't work the way it should work. I have content with really good engagement stats and CTRs, they perform worse than my early videos which are tbh less engaging. I'm starting to think there is a random logic in YT discovery system and algorithm.
@@Kasia_Luna External views in a way kickstart other view sources sometimes....try it... you share a video...and start getting external views...suddenly views will start popping up from YT search as well and other sources....it either sticks and starts to crawl up or dies down again.
This the one right here!!! If the algorithm gods smiles on a person doesn’t matter what is searched their video is popping up. I’ve tested this!
well said its like the luck of the draw
Can we get a long term study on average view count increases after new microphone is implemented? JK JK, love you youtube!!
Lol.
Actually I think it's less the microphone, more the room & she's speaking far away from the mic, so there's a ton of reverb.
Haha jk hAHA JK
*demonetized*
Ha, funny and to think that would be the first thing a youtube created video would make sure to have, even a $10 lapel mic!
youtube you gotta get your product team mics and HD webcams, thanks for the continued insight TH-cam product team!
This was super helpful! Thank you!!
This was a very informative video, thank you! The bottom line is, people need to stop thinking the algorithm like a person, it is just code that tries to optimize certain things, learning from previous actions along the way, just like any other ML algorithm. Just one random question: What's up with these random videos being recommended from 10-12 years ago? Is it a weird audience effect on the algorithm or is it a deliberate algorithm-side quirk?
I think those videos randomly being recommended is TH-cam taking high performers, putting those videos in a "maybe" box, and then feeding them out when they need more content at any given time. And sometimes those "maybe" videos do better than expected and so continuously snowball out, at least for a period of time. Even if they're old.
@@KineticSymphony Much likely, I agree.
Really helpful answers, thank you Rachel
EXTREMELY helpful. Please make more FAQ videos! Very well presented and solid advice.
the chart at 8:25 gave me my *aha* moment. My audience graphs looks EXACTLY like the 3rd graph. I didn't realize my audience had *completely* changed as of recently. Rachel, thank you for making this video. I think I speak for everyone when I say this was so helpful.
I can't love these videos enough, they really help immensely and I'm surprised this info hasn't come out sooner
I LOVE The Transparency! It took a couple of years for TH-cam to realise that this is about people and We Are All In The Same Team Here. TH-cam and Creators need to be a team, because "we" the Advertisers will simply go to where we can have the best ROI we dont care if it is TikTok or facebook or a news paper. And the best way for TH-cam to give Advertisers a good ROI is to work with creators and be transparent to improve the platform for the consumer. So it can survive in the long term, and not get Killed by TikTok 3.0. Like whats happening with Mr. Zuc's Platforms
Discovery and search are the keys to get more viewers and subscribers. I'll take note of all of this, it's so informative. Thanks for sharing!
Looove what was said "focus on your audience & the algorithm will follow." 😊💖 Thank you so much!
You Deliver At Every Point From 1 To 10👏🏼
YES 100% about taking breaks!
Questions Regarding Dislikes to Likes. We’ve heard stories of folks out out a great video and a sworn of dislikes hit the video from random people similar to a bot! How does this or does this effect the chances of the video being recommended by TH-cam? How do you determine what’s real likes and dislikes vs. what’s not?
You just gotta love the contradiction in this video. For all out there who believe experimenting to get new subs is a great idea. As soon as you change your topic and try to acquire new viewers and subscribers, naturally your own subscribers will not watch this video, makes sense....however here is what the algorithm does to you and this is straight from their own messaging. "Regular Viewers of your channel are showing less interest in this video.....below that it says "These signals may influence how widely a video is recommended on YT Home or "Next UP"....going down further it says " Fewer views from YT recommendations....so if you believe that's good... well good luck with your channel and I suppose less competition.
problem is they do these studies with channels like markiplier diluting the results. people watch him because he's Markiplier (popular) Not like smaller channels who really have to hang on to there audience or it becomes a bust
Most helpful video I've ever watched and answered a lot of questions I had about the algorithm 👌
Thank you,Rachel for updating us
Rachel, Absolutely terrific information!! Thank you!!
Dude don't act like you need any of this info lol. Your videos do crazy numbers.
Love your stuff!
More of these types of videos please!!!
First youtube video I've clicked on. Absolutely fantastic information and presentation! Thanks!
VERY INSIGHTFUL
Does TH-cam promote longer videos?
0:07
Mic is not that important for me because you alone makes my day😅
Nice info, thank you.
@ Rachel, I cannot express how grateful I am that you've put so much time into making this video so informative and legitimately useful. Thank you so much!
please IMPROVE quality of audio and video TH-cam Team :)
Thank you for the updates 👍🏻.
Very precise and important information! Thank you TH-cam for doing this and thank you Rachel for a Great presentation!
I never comment on these. This was very helpful thank you
This is gold for new and upcoming channels like ours. Much needed info found in here.
Great video content! As many have mentioned, the audio quality should be improved. But thank you for the clear answers and especially for the growth ideas from analytics at the end!
I love those videos. Please continue making them👍
a suggestion... Have you considered putting this "series" into the creator Academy courses? it's important information
Thank you!! We will :)
Thank you. These types of videos are really helpful for creators. This format was really good. Answered questions and delved into the analytics.
Thank you Rachael! This was really really helpful. Great job!!!!!
Wow, it's kind of scary seeing so many popular TH-camrs in just one comment section. 😳 This was a very useful video though! I was always confused on how the YT algorithm functions and this helped me a bit.
This is great. I've been wondering about many of these questions. Thanks so much! -Ed
Great info. Thank you. So much to learn.
Lots of great info here, thanks for the video! 👍
Great questions and answers! Very informative. Thanks!
Excellent! This has cleared-up a few myths and given me clarity and focus. Thanks! 👍
Thank you for important information ❤️🙏🏻👍🏻
This was super helpful. Thank you for posting this. Please keep these coming!!
Very helpful, super informative!
I haven't uploaded in two months and my views and subscribers have actually increased. I wasn't expecting that. I don't really have a choice since my videos take a while to be produced.
These Answers are good for Established TH-camrs, but how about us who are getting 0 views, on our videos since we started uploading. How do I know how the audience is interacting with my content when none of my videos is being pushed out there?
I think when you literally just start out with 0 subs, you need to do some external promotion (unless the search terms you use have effectively no competition at all which is very rare in 2021).
You have to have views to get views. So start outside of TH-cam.
Very interesting series. Highlighting the new features of analytics is always helpful. Many thanks. I would love to learn more about how different categories of content perform across different metrics on TH-cam. For example, as an educational channel I seem to experience a bit of reverse seasonality (i.e. peaks during the week/school year & dips during summer; the video on seasonality was very helpful) and I get a lot more traffic from search than recommendations. I would love more insights about how different categories of content perform differently.
Very clearly explained Rachel. Thanks for answering these burning questions
Thanks for giving precise information Rachel.
Such a timely and informative video. More of these would make youtube a better world.
Thanks for this. Really insightful and helpful.
Do thumbs up and down effect a videos rankings? I feel like some people tend to brigade the vote system from time to time.
Dear Ma'am,
Thank you for clearing many queries by taking these examples.
Really going to help me.
Thank you
💭 Pretty sure I’ve wondered about all 10 of those questions at one time or another. Thanks for a great explanation!
This video was so helpful ❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much for making it👍
What a precious information. Thank you so much.
Great information. Thank you for clarifying some of the confusion.
This was really in-Depth loved it.thanks
Very insightful and informative video
Thank you, very good information!
VERY helpful, finally now I know the use of the new and returning viewers metric is.
Thank you
This is really good information from the horse's mouth rather than from a youtuber who gives so much of advise as though he/she is the Algorithm. I really appreciate the info. Thanks
Excellent presentation, thanks
Really useful info! Thanks!
Thank you so much Rechael! These informations are so useful for us creators!
I think this was exactly what I needed to see
This really helped me. I should focus less on algorithm stuff and trust that it's working the way it's supposed to, and instead focus on making better videos. Thank you so much!
Another very informative video, thank you 📝
You're welcome. Glad it's helpful!
Good Work ! 😀
For question 10, talking about the analyses you guys did which indicated that there is no correlation between upload frequency and how well a channel does, can we see a source for that research that was conducted? Or the research itself in any way? I would like to see it to do my own sort of analyses on the data and because I sort of have a hard time believing that to be perfectly honest lol
Thank you Rachel. Very helpful.
Nice job. Super clear. Thank you.
Thank you so much, Rachel, john
As a creator who has tried to take a break, I am sorry this is just not true because of the way the subscription system works. To put this in prospective I have uploaded 1 video every 2 to 2.2 days for 10 years.
Here's a question... why when i upload a video does my sub count go down? every single time! then it goes back to what it was before so I'm not gaining or losing
This is the best ever ... cleared many doubts.. Thank you
Rachel, thanks as always. :) I realize you are saying that the system tends to recommend on a video-by video-basis, but it feels like my overall channel gets boxed into very very specific formats even though I have one main overarching genre. If I grow a different subset of an audience it feels like I lose out on any existing reach. Cycling out subscribers in the process, I imagine. Take photography for example. There is a definite difference between viewers that like gear talk videos and viewers that like watching people do photography. It seems like I can't serve both properly. Right now the system really wants to show my content to gear focused viewers, but I do know photography focused viewers exist based on some channels I see. I don't know how to reach them. Even if I reach them then I probably lose that first audience in the process. If videos are truly served on a video-by-video basis then I don't see why I can't serve both.
Taking it a step further with another example, there are viewers that appear to only like videos on one specific camera. Likely the camera they own or want to buy. Often it's a camera I own because I naturally make a lot of videos using what I have on-hand. I don't keep cameras forever. Is this all because I'm ranked decently in that one tiny piece of viewership and not in another camera I might make a handful of videos on? Sure, I can stop everything else to make 500 videos on the "Canon EOS M50" for a few years until the audience is gone, but I'd rather have an audience that I can be more general with. Is it human nature I'm dealing with? I'd like more nuance, but I don't know if a viewer focused system can properly serve content that might be enriching to a viewer only if they would take a chance on it for a while.
I have a background in computer science, so I can at least imagine the difficulty and complexity your recommendation and search systems must have. Maybe as AI advances, systems like this can serve videos better than I can package them, lol. I've been around 80k/views per month for a long time, though it's been dropping a bit lately as I've tried to reach those different people and some of my past work has gotten older (specific cameras get less popular over time). Likely alienating the existing viewers in the process as I make videos that don't interest them.
I don't think making one very specific format of video is something I can do. Feels like the video creator version of a factory worker. I'd probably develop the mental equivalent of a repetitive strain injury if I tried to do it long term, lol.
Nice break through in to 10 myths on recomendation system👌very Useful info for creators 💐Many thanks Rachel & creator insider team 👍
Hi Rachel thanks for making this series it’s very helpful. Can you please explain if I have a small channel about a big topic for example iPhones. And there are many videos about this topic that have hundreds of thousands or even millions of views. Is it possible for one of my videos on that small channel to get as many views on a similar video as one of the big channels? It seems like if view counts often are in direct correlation with the channel size no matter the topic. Any insight on this would be helpful
Very informative Rachel. I love the content :). The mic is on the way, haha. I'd love to hear more about Top 10 Key TH-cam Ranking Factors in 2021. Is it possible!
Great info / video as ever! I would love more intel / elaboration on the tags part though, I've never heard YT (or any of the experts) describe it as a way to cover spelling errors in search!
Very interesting! Thanks a lot!
Very useful information. Thank you.
Thanks Rachel and Team TH-cam!
Yes! Number 1 is something I was really concerned about! I was nervous to experiment occasionally because I didn’t want an occasional underperforming video to hurt my channel overall.
Thank you Thank you I love you
Great stuff, very helpful! Thoughts on tags supporting Google search?
Great info looking forward to checking the New analytics and keeping it real