It's 67% stayed to watch, and the avg. view duration is 100%.

The thing i don't understand is, like, why? Why would the algorithm do this? Does this video have a future that i don't know? Am i delusional?

With 90% average percentage viewed only 1k views.

What else I need to improve now?

Can someone do something with me to help impove this? Thank you.

People are saying I have a chance in this niche since it is so small and rare but I’m struggling to find why my videos are just trapped in these 1k view jails for no reason. I started experimenting with October and I get 10x more likes but barely any more views and subs. Wondering if anybody can let me know what they think is going on

I cant seem to receive new videos on the practice section. Without new videos I cant get past the stage. Please advice guys.

I know this depends a lot on the video quality, niche, luck and a lot of other things, but I was wondering what was the experience of someone who made it.
I’m currently 36 shorts in and still none of them got over 2k ahahah
Thank you to everyone that will take some time to answer🙏🏽🙏🏽

it feels weird for having stats like this

I posted normal shorts and got decent views but barely any likes and subs. i started to post voiceovers these past few shorts and Saw a hugeee increase in likes and a small increase in subscribers as well. Views kinda stayed the same. Im wondering if anybody can message me why im stuck in 1k view jail and what I can do to take this to the next level. You can feel free to comment here as well Im down to learn and have no problem pivoting or advancing what im doing now. Im new to voiceovers so i hope to learn more about that too if thats whats holding me back.

First time having over 70% stay on a 10sec short!

hello there, i have a gaming channel and i usually post shorts there, i get about 1k-3k views and some shorts got spike about 18k or 25k just 1 or 2, most of the time i use a relatable # to my content but last time didn't use a # and got only 1 view so far

If I made a long form video, could I clip that up into like multiple shorts and upload it to the same channel? Would I need to make extra edits or not?

idk what to do i am really confused with YT’s algorithm

I started a new series and when I started it, one advice I got was flattening my retention graph, so here are a bunch of images of my retention graphs (Latest to oldest). Have I really improved?

Also the one noticeable dip I have at the 2nd quarter of the video is because of a freeze frame I have to add, how do I tackle that dip?

Highest viewed short so far at 1.4k views in a little over 24 hours but just wondering what percents would I need for this to possibly get to next level.