The New Videos metric shows the number of videos uploaded to an account within a certain time period, indicating recent activity and potential growth in content.
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Total Views metric displays the overall number of times a video has been viewed on Vimeo, counting both unique and repeat views. It shows the popularity of the video and helps track its performance over time.
Total Views by Video is a metric that shows the overall number of views that a particular video has received on Vimeo. It enables users to track the popularity and engagement of their videos and can be helpful in evaluating the success of their video marketing strategies.
New Views by Videos is a metric that shows the number of unique views a video has received during a specific time period, indicating the video's popularity and audience growth.
The Total Videos metric in Vimeo refers to the total number of videos uploaded and currently available on a user's account or channel. It includes both public and private videos.
Total Likes by Video is a metric on Vimeo that shows the total number of times a video has been liked by viewers. It helps to gauge the popularity and engagement level of a video among its audience.
New Likes by Videos is a metric that shows the total number of new likes a particular video has received within a set time period. This can be used to measure engagement and popularity of a video on Vimeo.
The New Comments metric on Vimeo tracks the number of comments received on a video over a specific time period, allowing creators to monitor engagement and foster community interaction.
Total comments is the count of all the comments left by viewers on a specific Vimeo video. It gives an idea of how engaging and interactive the video is.