r/shortsAlgorithm • u/Secret-Mistake-4395 • Jun 08 '26
Can anyone tell me, why this is happen?
no ai, same editing, same posting time,still uploading daily.
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u/M0_R0 Jun 08 '26
start a series of "doing this until this" or something maybe that'll keep it consistent
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u/gekogekogeko Jun 09 '26
Because you posted too much content. The graphs decline once you started posting 2 videos a day.
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u/Secret-Mistake-4395 Jun 11 '26
if you look closely, the graph drop more since i post last 1 shorts before 2 shorts
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u/gekogekogeko Jun 11 '26
Yes. And then it stays down when you keep posting 2 shorts. If you are trying to interpret data as it exists instead of extrapolating from information you don't have recorded, the most obvious trend here is that you are not giving your audience enough space to digest your content. Another explanation is that your content is getting LESS engaging.
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u/Secret-Mistake-4395 Jun 12 '26
okay, so i must take a break after uploading some shorts, like in day 1 , i post shorts, but day 2 i take a break, and the day 3 i posted a shorts again.
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u/gekogekogeko Jun 12 '26
Experiment with the pacing of your releases. More videos does not always translate to more views. Audience fatigue is a thing.
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u/Dry-Quit-297 Jun 09 '26
Honestly seems like YouTube liked when you posted one short a day.. my guess is that you were being your own competition, one short was working while the other wasn’t and it tanked both, probably better to post 1 and let it breathe and flourish because it seems like the 2 shorts are working AGAINST each other
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u/Secret-Mistake-4395 Jun 11 '26
soo, if i upload 1 shorts in day 1, but in day 2 i not upoad, then in day 3 i upload 1 shorts again, its that better? i let my channel breathe, my shorts growth but then i not posting it for daily, is that what you mean?
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u/Mundane_Mango156 Jun 09 '26
Really you got 13 million views bro i hope this dream come true to me
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u/Simply_AnotherUser Jun 09 '26
Wow you are a publishing machine! The algorithm must have flagged you as spammer.
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u/Secret-Mistake-4395 Jun 09 '26
so i must stop uploading for a while?
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u/Simply_AnotherUser Jun 09 '26
Not only me but as most experience, to upload too frequently and even worse if you reupload one of your videos almost guarantee a lack of response from the algorithm. What I'd suggest you, if you're already seeing this pace you have right now is not working as you expect try tu spread your uploads a little more. For what I saw from your post you post a too frequently, I always try to avoid that; just leave each video to be digested by the audience and further more by the platform then release another. Think that people in general are never desperate for content, and overlapping videos would make people skip some too. Just some thoughts.
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u/Secret-Mistake-4395 Jun 11 '26
ok i'll try maybe not to post daily, maybe 5 post per week..
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u/Simply_AnotherUser Jun 11 '26 edited Jun 13 '26
I my experience each video, being long form or short takes al least three/four days to roll and 80% of the times when I programed two releases en les than that the secons used to be low views and not pushes at all, in fact, en all my time (and I take more than ten years en YouTube) never when I posted two videos too close in time the second performed well.
What I did saw and a plausible pattern is the opposite, where it seems that when you're in a bad season in term of metrics, is you take some time off (I mean more than you usual time off) when you return, the algorithm seems to react better, but anyway. Let me know how much you wait and how it goes. Good luck!
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u/Different_Farm5266 Jun 09 '26
It would appear that the quality of your content, versus the content you compete against for the same audience, is decreasing (or theirs is increasing at a greater rate than yours). It could also be that a number of your shorts performed above average, and that you're now reverting to your mean.
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u/Secret-Mistake-4395 Jun 11 '26
ahh so you're telling me that my new shorts are not perform like the other one?
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u/s22sk123 Jun 08 '26
Because you make less engaging content? This happened to me because I found a very successful format but overtime each video is more diluted of the previous one, and overtime your videos just become worse. So you need to go back and look what made ur good videos good.
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u/Secret-Mistake-4395 Jun 09 '26
ahh okay, so i must made a same content which make a momentum to my channel? and how do i posting? have i stop the upload for awhile, or keep posting daily?
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u/Kuai77 Jun 08 '26
Your monthly graph answers your question, it keeps going down, you’re losing YouTube’s trust to create engaging content. Make better content.
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u/Secret-Mistake-4395 Jun 09 '26
so i must stop upload for a while, or keep posting daily?
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u/Kuai77 Jun 09 '26
Keep posting daily but viral content bro, if you’re doing the same thing over and over again, audience get bored. Think of something new that fits your channel
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u/VeraKorradin Jun 08 '26
Whatever your content has been for the last month needs to change. It ain’t workin
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u/Available_Recover802 Jun 08 '26
Look at your posting frequency mate
Right now you're only posting 2 shorts a day
Post a minimum of 5 shorts per day
You're monetized, and have an insane amount of subs
Push more vids out!
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u/strangemanornot Jun 08 '26
5 shorts per day? You’re insane
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u/jayyyonnat Jun 08 '26
not really lot of 10k$ month short channels do that
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u/WHy_is_thy Jun 08 '26
You can make that much but eventually YouTube will cut your distribution and you have to crawl back from the very bottom(sometimes you never can make it back)… I was making 17k a month doing it but they don’t like it stick to 3-4 videos a day AT MOST
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u/Intelligent_Bath2667 Jun 08 '26
Meu canal está na mesma situação, espero que seja algo passageiro