DecodingYT @decodingytX

@Blissful_Blend Thankyou soo much! 🙏❤️✨🥰

@Blissful_Blend missed this cuz I dont use X much these days... Thankyou sooo much for the beautiful message and constant support... 🥹❤️ It really means a lot ✨

This is so messed up @TeamYouTube @YouTube @YouTubeIndia

Technical Yogi @Technicalyogi

9 months ago

It’s really unfair to see genuine educational creators facing such issues 😔 @YouTube @TeamYouTube please recheck this case and restore monetization for @mahatmajitech — his content is all about education & finance, not food. #CreatorSupport #FairForCreators

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😍💙

MrBeast @MrBeast

a year ago

400,000,000 Subscriber Play Button! Thank you YouTube ❤️

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Before a viewer clicks on a YouTube video, there are a lot of things that influence their decision-making process. Optimize for each, and you’ll get a lot more views. Here are 10 important factors that influence clickability: 1. Thumbnail: This is where everything starts. The thumbnail is one of the most obvious elements that a viewer will look at when seeing something appear on their feed. A perfect thumbnail has aesthetic appeal, has recognizable elements related to the interests of a viewer, and is clear in what it’s trying to present. 2. Title: Another obvious one, but important nonetheless. Behind each title sits an idea. An idea that is presented through a topic written in a certain title format. Then we often use adjectives to increase the emotional value of the title. Note that there’s a lot more to a title than this, but at least it gives you an idea. That’s why we talk about “Millions of views ideas only.” 3. Video length: Another obvious one is video length. Length matters more than people think. Different audiences have different preferences. Some want quick 2-minute summaries, others want full 30-minute breakdowns. If someone is on their lunch break, they’re less likely to click a 40-minute video. You need to understand your niche and what kind of investment your audience is willing to make. 4. The age of content (upload timing): Humans have a novelty bias. This means that we are more likely to engage and interact with videos that are newer. The biggest opportunity here is to understand this concept and think: maybe that video you made 4 years ago could be recreated with your new understanding of your audience and better quality. 5. Amount of views (social proof): Now we’re getting into the more nuanced ones. It’s not just title and thumbnail. Views also matter. Viewers are constantly judging whether a video is “worth it” by comparing how many people have already watched it. If one video has 5 million views and another on the same topic has 200k, most people will choose the one with 5 million. Numbers tell the viewer it is worth their time. You should consider this when you decide on an idea to figure out whether social proof is important or not for that topic. 6. Familiarity with the creator: Who uploaded the video matters as well. A familiar face builds trust. If someone had a good experience with a previous video from a creator, they’re more likely to trust them again. That recognition makes the decision easier, especially if they had a good experience with this creator in the past. 7. Autoplay (Content Teaser): Autoplay is the most forgotten element that influences a viewer’s decision-making process when choosing to watch a video or not. The good thing about autoplay, in comparison to thumbnails and titles, is that it’s harder to manipulate in a way that can convince a viewer to click on your video or not. It’s a piece of information that quickly gives insight about the actual content of a video. My advice is to think about your initial video seconds and ask if they reflect what the viewer may expect from the content. Now let’s get to some of the unobvious ones. 8. The amount of times a thumbnail has been shown to a person: Sometimes people don’t click the first time, or the second. But the fifth time YouTube shows it to them. The more times a video shows up on someone’s homepage, the more familiar it becomes. The algorithm is testing different moments to serve it, depending on mood, time of day, and behavior. Sometimes the 5th impression is when they finally click. While you cannot necessarily influence this, it’s something good to understand for when you’re concerned when a video doesn’t instantly perform. Some videos just take longer to get someone to click. 9. Which other videos are recommended next to yours: If your video is next to a massive creator with the same topic, you are losing this fight. But if your video is next to weaker competition or random content, the chances of getting more clicks are higher. Again, a factor that is hard to influence, but something to consider. At the end of the day, you’re competing for the attention of a viewer just as much as the next creator. The more confident YouTube is in your content, the more likely they will suggest your content. But also, the more likely you are to get views over your competitors. 10. Where your videos are shown: We’ve mainly talked about factors related to when they see your content on the home page. But the final factor touches on where they see your content. This may influence how they perceive your content as well. The way your video reaches someone changes how they perceive it. Browse, suggested, subscription feed, search, they all have different viewer behavior. You’ll see this clearly in your YouTube analytics. Metrics on every traffic source are different. All in all, there’s many factors that influence a click, much more than just the title and thumbnail.

@TeamYouTube My channel was removed for no reason I have never ever done any spam, deceptive practice on my channel I post a simple quiz videos input proper hashtags of only things I talked about in the video and didn't direct viewers to any website :- c.gle/ANiao5rTI1bdYU…

Thankyou so much! 🥹 You guys are the best! 🫶🏻

RoseLily @Blissful_Blend

a year ago

@decodingytX To the Sunshine of YouTube 😇 Well deserved! Congrats on 800K subs 🥳🎉 This is amazing🌷You've earned every single one of those 800K subs 🥰 Here's to many more milestones, opportunities and endless success🤞🏻Keep shining bright ❤️🌟

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Need a PRO VIDEO EDITOR who can edit stuff like this: youtu.be/358xI2QpWKU?si… DM/Reply

audience > algorithm trust > attention art > content viewers > views fans > followers value > engagement

RIP 🙏🕊️

Dexerto @Dexerto

2 years ago

Former YouTube CEO, Susan Wojcicki has died of cancer at the age of 56

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I remember freaking out when I hit 300 subscribers 11 years ago.. lol

repeat after me: i am not defined by my view count 🌟

Underrated Thumbnail A/B Testing advice: "Test immediately for core audience, test (again) 72+ hours later for casual audience, much later for evergreen" Credit: @YouTubeLiaison

@vidIQ Probably my favourite part of the process ✨

Everyone can create good and valuable content online. If you're credible and experienced: Give advice, and share wild stories. If you're new to the journey, young, and inexperienced: Do interesting experiments, and tell your own lessons from them.

@TeamYouTube Waited sooo long for this! Thankyou YouTube :)

@Mrwhosetheboss @josephradhik Congratulations to both of you :)

@NairaVirma57441 Thankyou so much for the support 🙌😇❤️

This is beautiful ❤️ Thankyou so much :)

RoseLily @Blissful_Blend

2 years ago

@decodingytX Congratulations on this well-deserved achievement ❤️🎉 Cheers to 500K subs and many more to come 🥂🫂 Keep rocking 💙🌟

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500K subs with only 30 videos! The growth has been insane 📈🔥🚀