YouTube Shorts Findings

It is obvious that they will push it to same country users first. If it becomes viral there, it might be shown in other locations. All social media platform will follow this same pattern like shorts, reels and tiktok. Like Mr Beast first captured USA market but now he ranks all over the world.
But what if my content is in english and that my country's audience does not speak well english, of course it will not go viral in my home country, will that lead to my content to be promoted in other countries or will it be ghosted forever...
 
Just looked at the audience for my channel started 3 months back. 13k subs and 10M views.
My country is at 2nd position with 13% overall views while USA audience is at 30% for lifetime, Tried changing metrics for different timeframe its almost same results even at the start of the channel.

So I can say its not happening for me atleast not using any VPN or anything while uploads.
 
Thanks for you reply. In my case, I think it is going in the right direction so far. My country was first in the list in the first 2 days with 20%, followed by USA 16%. But now, my home country dropped to the 7th place, followed by Germany, Australia, Canada, India, UK and USA (at first place). Without using VPN of course, I read that it better to not use or we risk to get shadowbanned. Am only 5K views, 10 subs but I hope it keeps going in that same direction
 
Hi,

I've been diving into YouTube shorts and trying to crack the algorithm, with what works and what not.
I already noticed one major thing that could have lots of impact on whether a channel is going to breakthrough or not.

It's that your shorts on your channel get's first pushed in your own country, just like with TikTok. I'm sure that this is bad for niche channels.

Do you come from a different country than the USA and still go viral in the USA?
It is next to impossible to rank in another country because even the language and tone is different. User experience of initial viewers will be bad.
 
Thanks for you reply. In my case, I think it is going in the right direction so far. My country was first in the list in the first 2 days with 20%, followed by USA 16%. But now, my home country dropped to the 7th place, followed by Germany, Australia, Canada, India, UK and USA (at first place). Without using VPN of course, I read that it better to not use or we risk to get shadowbanned. Am only 5K views, 10 subs but I hope it keeps going in that same direction
Could you please clarify: For the channel's information settings, should I leave the 'Country of residence' section as my home country? Or should I leave it blank? Or should I set it to the United States ??
 
Could you please clarify: For the channel's information settings, should I leave the 'Country of residence' section as my home country? Or should I leave it blank? Or should I set it to the United States ??
I left it as it was. I used the same channel I was using to watch youtube on my phone and laptop, and changed the name of the channel. I am not using any VPN or proxy. Just before posting any short, state the language to english and the algorithm will automatically show you content to english speaking countries over the time. My audience as of now is as follow: USA 21%, India 9%, UK, 7,6%, Canada 4%, Philipine 3%...
 
I left it as it was. I used the same channel I was using to watch youtube on my phone and laptop, and changed the name of the channel. I am not using any VPN or proxy. Just before posting any short, state the language to english and the algorithm will automatically show you content to english speaking countries over the time. My audience as of now is as follow: USA 21%, India 9%, UK, 7,6%, Canada 4%, Philipine 3%...
Thank you so much for responding to me. I have another question, which is about the resolution of the video. From my research, some vloggers suggest that after uploading a video, it's advisable to temporarily set it to private. After a few hours, once YouTube has processed the visuals, then switch it to public. In your opinion, is this approach correct for ensuring that the initial viewers get to watch the video in the highest resolution?
 
Thank you so much for responding to me. I have another question, which is about the resolution of the video. From my research, some vloggers suggest that after uploading a video, it's advisable to temporarily set it to private. After a few hours, once YouTube has processed the visuals, then switch it to public. In your opinion, is this approach correct for ensuring that the initial viewers get to watch the video in the highest resolution?
I am sorry but this is the first time I am hearing of this. I don't see the logic behind it since youtube is already processing the visuals while you are uploading the video. But I can't tell if its working or not since I have never tried it before
 
Hi,

I've been diving into YouTube shorts and trying to crack the algorithm, with what works and what not.
I already noticed one major thing that could have lots of impact on whether a channel is going to breakthrough or not.

It's that your shorts on your channel get's first pushed in your own country, just like with TikTok. I'm sure that this is bad for niche channels.

Do you come from a different country than the USA and still go viral in the USA?
It is very hard to go viral in a country other than your own. Only few creators are able to repeat this with their videos. There are some reasons and overlapping in category niche. Like entertainment videos might get viral in USA even if the creator is not from USA. The person is watching video for fun not for learning which requires understanding the language.
 
Hi,

I've been diving into YouTube shorts and trying to crack the algorithm, with what works and what not.
I already noticed one major thing that could have lots of impact on whether a channel is going to breakthrough or not.

It's that your shorts on your channel get's first pushed in your own country, just like with TikTok. I'm sure that this is bad for niche channels.

Do you come from a different country than the USA and still go viral in the USA?
It happens sometimes, but it also depends on the language you use for your keywords.
 
Just looked at the audience for my channel started 3 months back. 13k subs and 10M views.
My country is at 2nd position with 13% overall views while USA audience is at 30% for lifetime, Tried changing metrics for different timeframe its almost same results even at the start of the channel.

So I can say its not happening for me atleast not using any VPN or anything while uploads.
Do you mind if ask how many videos do you post per day? I am currently at 300 subscribers over 41 videos, 140k views, but its been over a month. I am noticing that the growth is really slow
 
Hi,

I've been diving into YouTube shorts and trying to crack the algorithm, with what works and what not.
I already noticed one major thing that could have lots of impact on whether a channel is going to breakthrough or not.

It's that your shorts on your channel get's first pushed in your own country, just like with TikTok. I'm sure that this is bad for niche channels.

Do you come from a different country than the USA and still go viral in the USA?
Although videos do get pushed to the country of the content creator or whichever country the content was was made, most videos shorts or not, get pushed to audience based on the language majorly, if it is english, it will be promoted to mainly english speaking countries, if it is ukranian, obv to ukraine and other countries that speak that language.


We have had a lot of channels made in India, in the hindi language and then switched up the videos to english language content and it gets instantly pushed to American and other english speaking country users.

Also don't forget, if you want only a specific language audience without waiting for the algo to push it right, you can always go to smm panels and get language targeted views on youtube.

Cheers.
 
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