The Views by Device Type metric indicates how many times a video has been watched on different types of devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and desktop computers. This information helps content creators understand how their audience consumes their videos and optimize their video strategy accordingly.
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Annotation CTR is a metric in YouTube analytics that measures the percentage of viewers who interacted with annotations on your videos, indicating their engagement level.
Annotation close rate is the percentage of viewers who choose to close a video annotation instead of clicking on it. A low close rate indicates high engagement.
The Average Percentage Viewed metric calculates the average amount of a video that viewers watch. It measures engagement and can help creators determine which parts of their video are the most interesting to viewers.
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.
The Likes metric on YouTube measures the number of users who have positively expressed their appreciation for a video by clicking the thumbs up icon. This metric indicates the level of audience engagement and sentiment towards the video and can influence its visibility in search results and recommendations.
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 Subscribers Lost metric measures the total number of subscribers who have unsubscribed from a channel during a specific time period. It indicates the decrease in the audience size and can be used to analyze the reasons for the loss of subscribers.