Method (?) Boost a video right after its publication in public?

Hello,

I have several channels from 100,000 to 3 million subscribers, although I will not give the exact channel names, I will give you the niches with pleasure.

Whenever I publish a video, you should know that I optimize the thumbnail as much as possible so that it generates at least 20% of CTR during the first hours (many tests of thumbnails have allowed me to identify exactly what which attracts the curiosity of my subscribers). Although 20% is not such a large number, when I put a basic thumbnail the CTR falls below 5%.

It then appears that after a few minutes, YouTube detects that the thumbnail is well performing and opens the visibility of the video to a wider circle of subscribers. This is I think the first part.

Once in this circle, the video gets a lot of views (for my channel) .It remains about 10 minutes before falling.

Do you think sending RAV or HR views during the first minutes could allow the video to expand to a new circle or at least stay there longer?

Here is a screen for the example.

Thank you for your time, and I hope we will find something cool.

I don't get it. Besides thumbnail, we should send rav views or not?

you should do an A/B test for that, you have all the tools, upload 2 videos to 2 channels at the same time of the day (try to pick similar channels in sub count and niche as much as you can)
1st video just upload with no boost
the 2nd video upload and send RAV views (or any other views that based on real ADS)

wait 2-3 days and analyse all the data, if you can share with us the results that will be great!

Ok I'll do an A/B test and share you my results.

Any other views than RAV can be suitable and RAV are definively the best for this?

I can't be objective but RAV is watch-page views and those always performed better than the embedded views, but also there is the BIG factor of the video content quality
(if a good video hits you and you watch it and enjoy it, you don't really care how the hell you got it )

Wouldn't it be difficult to publish a video and time the views to instantly happen after publishing? All the RAV views I've ordered, I've made the order then anywhere between 12-48 hours the views have started to happen.

Sidonis said:

Hello,

I have several channels from 100,000 to 3 million subscribers, although I will not give the exact channel names, I will give you the niches with pleasure.

Whenever I publish a video, you should know that I optimize the thumbnail as much as possible so that it generates at least 20% of CTR during the first hours (many tests of thumbnails have allowed me to identify exactly what which attracts the curiosity of my subscribers). Although 20% is not such a large number, when I put a basic thumbnail the CTR falls below 5%.

It then appears that after a few minutes, YouTube detects that the thumbnail is well performing and opens the visibility of the video to a wider circle of subscribers. This is I think the first part.

Once in this circle, the video gets a lot of views (for my channel) .It remains about 10 minutes before falling.

Do you think sending RAV or HR views during the first minutes could allow the video to expand to a new circle or at least stay there longer?

Here is a screen for the example.

Thank you for your time, and I hope we will find something cool.

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During first 24 hours yt bots are most active. Anything after 24 hour is considered.

If you observe closely most the recent uploaded video perform well after 1 week.

So try send view after 1 week of upload

I am waiting replay of results too. Btw what about Premiere Rav views? Maybe that's all what you neet to get great start, and when RAV views leads to watch time (if you have interesting content) you can get to recommend section of Youtube.

I'm looking forward to seeing the results of this what RAV are u using btw I'm unfamiliar with them.

umcpower said:

I am waiting replay of results too. Btw what about Premiere Rav views? Maybe that's all what you neet to get great start, and when RAV views leads to watch time (if you have interesting content) you can get to recommend section of Youtube.

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What are those premier rav videos?