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Hi, i currently have a video which i bought views and likes for the retetion was 1-5 min vid was about 2 mins total it has more views then most and also likes alot of relevant tags but it won t rank videos with 500 - views will rank while mine has 3k+ with soon 300 likes. But when i search it in youtube i can t even find it ? any idea whhy this has occerd

Since the retetion was about 1-5 min my views should be "Hr" so idk why it won´t rank

All help is truly appreciated :)
 
When have you uploaded the video? It may take up to a week before Youtube index your video, depending on how new your channel is.
And yes, unfortunately buying panel views and likes is not a miracle solution and usually won't improve your video's ranking at all. It may help your CTR (as your video is looking like it's getting watched), but that's pretty much it.
 
Hi, i currently have a video which i bought views and likes for the retetion was 1-5 min vid was about 2 mins total it has more views then most and also likes alot of relevant tags but it won t rank videos with 500 - views will rank while mine has 3k+ with soon 300 likes. But when i search it in youtube i can t even find it ? any idea whhy this has occerd

Since the retetion was about 1-5 min my views should be "Hr" so idk why it won´t rank

All help is truly appreciated :)
There is an enormous list of ranking factors, most of which are unknown; so can't tell you exactly what has happened. But let's start with the basics:

Firstly, not all channels can rank. If your channel is new, you haven't upload videos before, etc. you may have trouble ranking at all. It's a good idea to upload a test video targeting a very low comp keyword, optimize metadata as per standard methods and see if you are ranking. Essentially just warm up the channel first. Don't put effort and resources into a video if you haven't ranked any videos on the channel before as your efforts can be for nothing as you have found out. You may rank eventually now but you should build some authority so you can rank faster in the future.

Assuming your videos are indexing properly in search; when you upload a video you initially rank high due to freshness, boosting views and other metrics in the right way can increase your rank further. Once you are ranking well, if your video doesn't perform with the organic traffic it's getting from real keyword searches your ranking will fall.

For example, let's say your competitors have a better title and thumbnail then you which is resulting in more people who search the keyword clicking on their video over yours. Their higher click through rate (CTR) may result in a higher ranking.

Other user engagements work in a similar way. Let's say users who search your target keyword and click on your video are only watching your video for 60 seconds and the video that ranks above you is getting 90 second watch time. This lower expected watch time per view is a signal to YouTube's search ranking algorithm that your video isn't as relevant to the keyword, as high quality, etc. meaning you may not be able to outrank your competitor.

The info on the different ways you can optimize for search is out there, just gotta do the research :)

Boosting metrics in the right way and optimizing metadata can expose you to a wider organic audience through increased rankings in search and recommendations, however if your video doesn't perform well relative to your competition you aren't going to stick those rankings for very long.

I hope this gets you thinking in the right direction. Good luck!
 
There is an enormous list of ranking factors, most of which are unknown; so can't tell you exactly what has happened. But let's start with the basics:

Firstly, not all channels can rank. If your channel is new, you haven't upload videos before, etc. you may have trouble ranking at all. It's a good idea to upload a test video targeting a very low comp keyword, optimize metadata as per standard methods and see if you are ranking. Essentially just warm up the channel first. Don't put effort and resources into a video if you haven't ranked any videos on the channel before as your efforts can be for nothing as you have found out. You may rank eventually now but you should build some authority so you can rank faster in the future.

Assuming your videos are indexing properly in search; when you upload a video you initially rank high due to freshness, boosting views and other metrics in the right way can increase your rank further. Once you are ranking well, if your video doesn't perform with the organic traffic it's getting from real keyword searches your ranking will fall.

For example, let's say your competitors have a better title and thumbnail then you which is resulting in more people who search the keyword clicking on their video over yours. Their higher click through rate (CTR) may result in a higher ranking.

Other user engagements work in a similar way. Let's say users who search your target keyword and click on your video are only watching your video for 60 seconds and the video that ranks above you is getting 90 second watch time. This lower expected watch time per view is a signal to YouTube's search ranking algorithm that your video isn't as relevant to the keyword, as high quality, etc. meaning you may not be able to outrank your competitor.

The info on the different ways you can optimize for search is out there, just gotta do the research :)

Boosting metrics in the right way and optimizing metadata can expose you to a wider organic audience through increased rankings in search and recommendations, however if your video doesn't perform well relative to your competition you aren't going to stick those rankings for very long.

I hope this gets you thinking in the right direction. Good luck!
what do you mean by metadata is it tag?
 
what do you mean by metadata is it tag?
By metadata, I'm refering to the info you can provide YouTube to help their ranking and recommendation algorithms understand what your video is about. Title, description, tags, and everything else.
 
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