The Average Percentage Viewed metric is a measure of the average percentage of a video that a viewer watches before clicking out or stopping. It can help creators understand audience engagement and optimize video content.
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Average View Duration measures the average length of time viewers watched a video before leaving. It helps creators determine the level of audience engagement with their content.
Watch Time is the total amount of time viewers spend watching a video on YouTube, from start to finish. It's a crucial metric for creators, as it directly impacts video ranking and monetization potential.
Watch Time by Device Type is a metric that measures the total amount of time viewers spend watching YouTube videos on various devices such as mobile, desktop, and TV. It helps creators and advertisers understand how viewers engage with their content across different platforms.
Watch Time by Traffic Source is a YouTube metric that measures the total amount of time viewers spent watching your videos from different sources such as YouTube search, suggested videos, and external links. It helps you understand which traffic sources are driving the most engagement and views to your channel.
Watch Time by Video is a metric that measures the total amount of time viewers have spent watching a particular YouTube video, which is a key factor in determining the overall success and popularity of a video on the platform.
Shares is a metric that measures how many times a YouTube video has been shared across different social media platforms, indicating its virality and potential reach beyond the YouTube platform.
Subscribers gained is a metric that measures the number of new subscribers a YouTube channel has acquired over a specific period of time, such as a day, week, or month.
The Views metric on YouTube shows the number of times a video has been watched. It includes both unique and repeat views and is one of the most important indicators of a video's success.