getting 0 views on youtube shorts , How to fix?

im ggetting 0 views on youtube shorts, the issue is not the content, because some videos will get like 500-1,000 views, then rest like 0-5

and then also on another account some videos will do better.

im using aged accounts,

but overall its just not as ggood, as instagram reels .

by the way the shorts are being uploaded from a mobile device with 5g mobile high quality IP from USA

so that is deifnitley not the issue.

and the short is not shadow banned, because I Find it in incog, when searching the keyword.

To fix the issue of Shorts getting 0 views, create a new account focused on a specific niche, post consistently (1–2 videos daily) during peak U.S. hours (11 AM–2 PM and 6 PM–9 PM EST), and make sure your videos have a strong hook in the first 2 seconds, are under 30 seconds long, use trending music and relevant hashtags. Avoid reusing underperforming content or videos with watermarks from other platforms. If a video gets no views, try deleting and reuploading it a few days later with a different title, caption, or posting time to see if the algorithm responds better.

If you're getting 0 views on your Shorts, here are a few proven tips that can help: Create a new account focused on a specific niche, post 1–2 videos daily during peak U.S. hours (11 AM–2 PM and 6 PM–9 PM EST), and make sure your videos have a strong hook in the first 2 seconds. Keep them under 30 seconds, use trending music, and relevant hashtags. Avoid reusing low-performing content or videos with watermarks. If a video gets zero views, try deleting and reuploading it a few days later with a new title, caption, or post time to improve its chances with the algorithm.

YouTube has Batch Testing System and test all videos by showing it to the smaller audience first (5-10 people). If the watch time and engagement ain't strong enough in that exact test batch, the video stalls right there.
Don't post multiple videos, it is not officially mentioned but if you are posting many videos in a day it will harm your views. YouTube limits exposure for creators posting many shorts to prevent spam.
YouTube Short's feed is highly reactive to a user's session and for Instagram it is just opposite, they show reels aggressively.

You can test the following method
Share the shorts with your friends or in a group to boost engagement, likes and views so it will pass the batch testing time.
Avoid bulk uploading
Stick to your niche and post niche specific shorts
Hook viewers in the first 1-2 seconds.
Post when your audience is most active. In US, it's in the morning and evening, I guess but you need to test it first.

If most of your videos are getting views, but some of them are not getting views, the problem is not your account. The problem is most likely related to the video itself, it has something that it's preventing it to gather views.

Do you parse videos from another accs?
May be you should uniquize this videos, this may help you:
True Video Uniqueizer

Spicy Chromosomes said:

If most of your videos are getting views, but some of them are not getting views, the problem is not your account. The problem is most likely related to the video itself, it has something that it's preventing it to gather views.

Click to expand...

what does it mean if only 1 out of 15 videos gets around 2,000 views, bro?