If Your Shorts STOP Getting Views ( Watch This ) — Transcript

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1. 0:00Do your Shorts also get good views in
2. 0:01the beginning? But after a while, the
3. 0:03views just get stuck. In the first few
4. 0:05hours, the graph goes up so fast that
5. 0:07you start feeling like this Short is
6. 0:08definitely going to go viral. But as
7. 0:10soon as the Short crosses 1K views, the
8. 0:12graph starts to plateau slowly.
9. 0:14Sometimes it gets stuck at 1.2 K,
10. 0:15sometimes 1.5 K, and sometimes at just
11. 0:172K views. If this happens to you too,
12. 0:19then believe me, this video is made
13. 0:21just for you. Because I have analyzed
14. 0:23this problem in the channels of more
15. 0:24than 50 of my subscribers. And as you
16. 0:26can see, we have successfully solved
17. 0:28this problem for many of these channels
18. 0:30. But fixing this problem on every
19. 0:32single subscriber's channel was very
20. 0:34time-consuming. That is why, in today's
21. 0:36video, I will tell you the exact three
22. 0:37things you need to check and fix in
23. 0:39your Shorts analytics. Just don't miss
24. 0:41even one of them. Because perhaps the
25. 0:42solution to your channel's problem is
26. 0:44hidden in one of these points, and you
27. 0:45might miss that very point. So let's
28. 0:47start. But before that, if you want me
29. 0:49to analyze your channel next, then like
30. 0:51the video, subscribe to the channel,
31. 0:52and leave a sweet comment. Maybe the
32. 0:54next analysis will be of your channel.
33. 0:59Okay. So the first thing you need to
34. 1:01check in your Shorts analytics is "How
35. 1:02many chose to view". Now, unlike other
36. 1:05creators, I won't tell you that if your
37. 1:07swipe-away ratio is high, you need to
38. 1:08make your hook stronger. No, because a
39. 1:11high swipe-away rate doesn't always
40. 1:13mean your hook is bad. Another
41. 1:15important reason for this could be that
42. 1:16YouTube hasn't been able to reach the
43. 1:18right audience for your Short yet. Just
44. 1:20think for yourself, if your Short is in
45. 1:22the gaming category and YouTube
46. 1:23recommends it to a viewer who has never
47. 1:26played a game and has no interest in
48. 1:27gaming videos, then no matter how
49. 1:29strong your Short's hook is. That
50. 1:31viewer is going to scroll instead of
51. 1:33watching your Short. Because the
52. 1:34problem isn't in your Short's hook, but
53. 1:36in that viewer's interest. They simply
54. 1:38don't like gaming videos. And this has
55. 1:40a direct impact on this stat. It tells
56. 1:41you that fewer people watch your Short
57. 1:44and more people skip it. Which causes
58. 1:46the views to get stuck. Therefore, it
59. 1:47is very important to reach the correct
60. 1:49audience for a Short. But now the
61. 1:51question is, how will YouTube know
62. 1:52which audience your Short is for? And
63. 1:55how can you help YouTube reach the
64. 1:56right audience for your Short? To know
65. 1:58the answer to this, we need to
66. 2:00understand YouTube's recommendation
67. 2:01system a little. Look, the YouTube
68. 2:03recommendation system works on the
69. 2:04basis that it understands the viewer
70. 2:06first. YouTube understands what type of
71. 2:09content a viewer likes through their
72. 2:10watch history, search history, likes,
73. 2:12subscriptions, and interests. For
74. 2:14example, one viewer watches YouTube
75. 2:15growth charts every day. The second one
76. 2:17watches Free Fire gameplay. The third
77. 2:19one watches comedy content. So, YouTube
78. 2:20will not recommend the same Short to
79. 2:22all three of them. Recommendations are
80. 2:23personalized according to each viewer's
81. 2:25interest. But now you might be thinking
82. 2:27that if YouTube knows so much about
83. 2:29what type of content a viewer likes and
84. 2:31what videos it should recommend more.
85. 2:33Then why doesn't it find the right
86. 2:35audience for our Shorts? Well, for this
87. 2:37, you need to check this second point
88. 2:39on your channel, and you need to
89. 2:41observe by going to your channel
90. 2:43whether all the Shorts you have
91. 2:44uploaded so far are consistently
92. 2:46targeting the same type of audience or
93. 2:48not. Now, some of you might say that we
94. 2:51have already selected a niche for our
95. 2:53channel. If we are in the gaming niche,
96. 2:55then obviously all our videos will be
97. 2:57for the gaming audience. Exactly, if
98. 2:58you also say the same, then listen. I
99. 3:00am not just talking about the niche
100. 3:01here. I am talking about your sub-niche
101. 3:03. Because you will find multiple
102. 3:05sub-niches in every niche. For example,
103. 3:07this is the Free Fire gaming sub-niche.
104. 3:08But even in this sub-niche, you will
105. 3:10find multiple sub-niches. Like funny
106. 3:12Free Fire moments, Free Fire tips and
107. 3:14tricks, ranked gameplay, challenges and
108. 3:16experiments, Free Fire updates, etc. If
109. 3:18you uploaded funny Free Fire moments
110. 3:19today, tips and tricks tomorrow, and a
111. 3:21Free Fire challenge video the next day,
112. 3:23then your viewers will also be
113. 3:25different because some people came for
114. 3:27entertainment and some to improve their
115. 3:29game. Now think for yourself, will the
116. 3:31viewer who came after watching your
117. 3:33funny moments video watch your tips and
118. 3:34tricks video? Of course not, because
119. 3:36they only want entertainment, right?
120. 3:38Therefore, if you haven't targeted an
121. 3:40exact niche yet, it can be difficult
122. 3:42for YouTube to identify your ideal
123. 3:44viewer. That is why your shorts aren't
124. 3:46reaching the right audience. But let's
125. 3:48assume your shorts are getting the
126. 3:49right audience. Your content is
127. 3:51targeting just one sub-niche. Yet, the
128. 3:53views still stop after 1K or 2K. This
129. 3:56is where the last and most important
130. 3:58point comes in: if I told you that
131. 4:00people aren't watching your shorts
132. 4:02because of a specific mistake, would
133. 4:04you repeat that mistake in your next
134. 4:06short? No, right? That's why YouTube
135. 4:09provided you with this graph; note the
136. 4:11points in every short. That cause
137. 4:12people to leave your short and scroll
138. 4:14away. Now, what you need to do is look
139. 4:16at the point where the graph drops. See
140. 4:18what reason the viewer had at that
141. 4:19moment that made them scroll past your
142. 4:21short. Did you take too long to get to
143. 4:24the main point, or did the video
144. 4:25suddenly feel boring or slow? You will
145. 4:28find many such reasons there. So, do
146. 4:29not repeat these mistakes next time.
147. 4:32But another important thing you need to
148. 4:33understand is that you shouldn't draw
149. 4:35conclusions from just one short's graph
150. 4:37. Compare the retention graphs of your
151. 4:39last 15 shorts. And see if a pattern is
152. 4:41appearing repeatedly in these graphs or
153. 4:43not. If viewers are leaving at a
154. 4:45similar point in multiple shorts, then
155. 4:46understand that this isn't just an
156. 4:48issue with one short. This is an area
157. 4:49for improvement in your content format.
158. 4:51And when you identify that problem and
159. 4:53fix it in your next short, check the
160. 4:54analytics again. If retention improves
161. 4:57and viewers stay for longer. And the
162. 4:59other signals also perform better. Then
163. 5:01you will start to realize what actually
164. 5:03hooks your audience. So, next time,
165. 5:05note these points in your shorts and
166. 5:07keep improving. Okay. So, if you are
167. 5:09watching the video until this point, I
168. 5:10want to give you a special gift. I want
169. 5:12to do a channel giveaway for you. I
170. 5:14know that very few people will be
171. 5:15watching the video up to this point.
172. 5:17That is why you will easily win the
173. 5:18giveaway. Simply go to the description
174. 5:20of this video, where the channel link
175. 5:21is provided. Subscribe to it and
176. 5:23comment the name of that channel here.
177. 5:25Okay, see you in the next video. Until
178. 5:26then, bye.