Average CTR is 13%. Watch time is 4:11.
1. To go viral I aim above 15% and 50% watch time but of course this isnt always guaranteed.
2) I think tags can fit into both the reasons you listed: for SEO and for what people might like related to your video.
3) No MCNs. MCNs got hit by a restriction this past january.
4) 0% paid 100% FREE organic traffic, likes, comments views and subs. EXCEPT during the initial stages when I try and get the channel monetized.
5) So for my scripts, im not sure i understand your question in this one. My scripts usually range from 1k words to 2k words depending on the niche. Video is always greater than 10 mins long tho.
6) As long as the amount of dislikes isn't greater than 50% than you should be fine. Engagement is engagement. if it does exceed 50% than I would consider buying likes at this point but only if the channel is viral.
7) I've had success with monetizing a channel with unique audio and using other people's clips. This falls under fair use act where i technically fall under adding educational and meaningful value to copyrighted clips.
8) I stay away from anything along these lines. I just go for themes that are evergreen and popular!
You should still be able to get monetized. SPAM commenting isn't necessarily something to get in trouble for unless you really are SPAM commenting meaningless comments but i assume you wouldnt be.
So I actually dont follow any parameters when it comes to research- at least not to an extent. I go for HIGHLY competitive videos i.e. What Dwayne Johnson spends his billions on. Tons of videos on that, i would make one and the goal is to try and appear int he suggested of popular videos. This is how a video sometimes goes viral.
I've seen parameters such as less than 100k videos in search pool, greater than 1000 monthly searches, etc.--- i think that's all BS. I mean could it work? Yes. But does it work for the model of running viral videos? Probably not.
Even if I were to start my own vlog channel, I would make videos on videos that have already been proven to work. That's pretty key when it comes to researching videos.
- High number of views in the past= chance of having high number of views again
- Evergreen
- Recency post is within the past 6 month
If I see a video posted 1 month ago hit 6 million views titled How to Grow on Instagram. oBviously there's a million other videos on how to grow on instagram. But will i make a video on how to grow on instagram? I sure will. The idea is to model the recent viral video though- similar title, similar tags, similar description, and make it better of course.
I do use Tubebuddy and VidIQ though because they are very useful tools when it comes to how I do research. I DONT use their SEO ranking systems or their competitive radar. And I actually am partnered with both of them. If you want 20%-30% discounts from them, just message me!