Hello, I apologize for my English, it's not my native language. I have a question. For nearly 60 days, I've been using artificial intelligence to create visuals based on Shorts on YouTube, then editing them with CapCut. I narrate the videos with artificial intelligence voice. Currently, I have 1.1k subscribers, but for the last 30 days, after each video reaches 2.5k views, suddenly the views stop. It's like they disappear from YouTube. Does anyone know the answer to this? I would really appreciate it if you could help. I spend at least 1-2 hours on each video. Please don't confuse them with ready-made artificial intelligence videos.
Big problem with YouTube Shorts :(
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i learned about this recently - youtube will push a short in stages
so first you video is pushed to a few hundred people,
if it gains traction, you tube will push it again, and again
once interaction stops --- its dead............
ive uploaded 200 shorts in 2 months i average 200-10k views
per video --- if you have low performing videos like 100 vies
re upload them
so first you video is pushed to a few hundred people,
if it gains traction, you tube will push it again, and again
once interaction stops --- its dead............
ive uploaded 200 shorts in 2 months i average 200-10k views
per video --- if you have low performing videos like 100 vies
re upload them
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watch the weekly summeries from the youtube staff, they talked about shorts recently and channel videos in general getting pushed or not pushed, and they said it can depend mostly if its popular, like returning visitors, and likes, and subs, and shares, and comments, all those things add to the video traction mostly. Its not something you can game either and visit a mp, you have to just do as @proxygo said, and keep uploading shorts, to see what gets pushed, and if it does, then great, and f it doesn't I just stick with the tried and tested saying "oh well, maybe next time" lol
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@Panther28 i average what i can be bothered to do. but as a rough guide i do
3-4 shorts daily, if they dont hit 5-10k+ i take them down after
3/4 days and re upload.
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now and again i might change the name but thats it.
see youtube if they push your video they push it say 1000 people
if 60% view it, they then push it to 5k people , the more people
who view the video the bigger the pool they keep pushing it to
sysads
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I get you, so catchy title might attract people to view the video. Would thumbnails attract people to view as well?
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90% of the shorts i watch is from scrolling up every time
so I don't even see the thumbnail or title
henry_2013
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try improve the quality of your videos and how many videos you upload in one day?
sysads
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This is the bit I find difficult to understand. I believe people have to first watch the video to determine its quality?
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yes 2500 person already watched the op videos
according to that youtube will decide to show it to more people or not
sysads
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I did an experiment yesterday. I posted 2 videos but only the second video got more than 600 views and likes but the first video got less than 5 views and zero likes. Now I made some changes to the title, maybe that would help.
@Panther28 i average what i can be bothered to do. but as a rough guide i do
3-4 shorts daily, if they dont hit 5-10k+ i take them down after
3/4 days and re upload.
what is the benefit of doing this process?
kukuruziuz
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Didn't you say you have 300 videos averaging 1kk each?
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What's your daily posting ratio?
We don't know YouTube's algorithm for how they distribute short videos. But I believe if you have enough time and patience, you have to try different ways and compare. For example, try uploading videos regularly, 2-3 videos each day at a specific time frame. If it's not effective, then upload more, like 5-6 videos each day. But if it's still not effective, then you have to reduce it to one video every three days. That means changing the frequency to see how YouTube distributes. As for the content, that's a personal story. If you understand the viewers' needs, make that video professional and engaging.