Views by Traffic Source metric shows the number of views generated by each source such as YouTube search, suggested videos, external websites, etc. It helps to understand which traffic sources are driving more views to your videos.
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The YouTube Channel Performance dashboard makes it easy to measure video engagement with multiple metrics.
Use this YouTube report to share important metrics like watch time, average view duration, likes, views by video, and more.
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.
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.
The Comments metric represents the number of comments left by viewers on a YouTube video. It is an important engagement metric that indicates how viewers are interacting with the content and can help creators understand how their audience is responding to their videos.
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 Playback Location is a metric that tracks how long viewers watch your videos in specific locations on YouTube, such as on the YouTube homepage, subscription feed, or suggested videos. It helps you understand where your audience engages with your content the most.
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.
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.