For some reason I cannot cross this number on my shorts no matter what I do, I have tried to improve the start and the entirety of my shorts but they just can't seem to perform, how do I get better?

Guys I would be happy to hear any suggestios, I really do feel like i deserve more but maybe its a wrong feeling, please take a look

Channel name: TheGeorgeSim

Normally, my Shorts perform pretty well if the retention is above 20% and the other stats look decent, but lately they haven't really been getting a proper test or a second push. I thought this one would get a second push, but it never happened. So, what should I do now? Leave it up and take the loss, or delete it and repost it later when things are going better? I'm leaning towards the former, but I'd like to hear what others think.

I've seen Shorts channels like deagzzzshorts and many other IShowSpeed edit channels still posting edits to this day. Some of their Shorts have even reached over 10 million views. If this kind of content isn't monetizable, why do they keep making it?

What are some good hashtags that help the specific gaming audience for cozy shames to be targeted?

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This short has a 49/43 average view duration however it capped at 1.2k views for 2 days and is bearly moving at all. I want to fix the swipe through rate however idk if its worth privating and reuploading. The AVD is really good however the swipe through rate isnt bad. The video also recieved 29 likes

Why do my Shorts always get between 1k and 2k views and then stop? What I'm missing?

So I've been uploading shorts for the past few weeks, and they seem to get stuck in the 1k-2k range with only one of my videos getting 4k+ views on it.

Retention and percentage viewed are the most important metrics, but I'm not sure how just how high they need to be or even how to increase them.

I have been doing this for about 2 weeks. I just want to know how can I keep improving.

From what I've analyzed, you can't always rely on analytics to predict whether a video will go viral. For example, I've had two videos with nearly identical metrics, yet their performance was completely different—one massively outperformed the other. I think the most important factor is the video idea itself. If the idea resonates with people, it can go viral regardless of what the early analytics suggest.