How many views is normal for your first YouTube video?

From what I know, the average number of views a video receives on YouTube is between 150-300 for most channels. This means that if you want to keep your videos in line with expectations and avoid backlash from viewers who feel disappointed by your content, it’s important not to overpromise or under deliver.

Why am I suddenly getting less views on YouTube?

What causes these drops? The answer is that YouTube, and Google in the background, has a lot of quality control measures in place. However, in order to maintain a smoother view count experience, YouTube has decided to perform auditing and validation on a rolling, ongoing basis. This is in contrast to their old method.

How many views does a new Youtuber get?

On average, a YouTube channel can receive $18 per 1,000 ad views, which equates to $3 – $5 per 1000 video views.

How long does it take to get 1 View on YouTube?

YouTube wants to make sure that video views are coming from real people. That’s why a YouTube view is only counted when the following two criteria apply: A user intentionally initiates the watching of a video. The user watches it on the platform for at least 30 seconds.

Is 200 views on first YouTube video good?

In short yes. It is perfectly normal for new Youtube channels to get no views because no one knows who you are yet. It’s also normal for content creators to have a few videos that get 100-200 views and some with hundreds of thousands or even millions.

Can views on YouTube decrease?

A sudden decline can be because viewers are suddenly not into the topic of video anymore (this happens a lot with trends, viral videos and news). Your Click Through Rate becomes low and YouTube stops promoting the video. This is why it is so important create evergreen content (opens article).

Does YouTube count multiple views?

Repeated views count up to a certain point (say, for instance, someone watches a video multiple times a day), but they stop counting at a certain number that YouTube has not specified. Experts believe that after 4 or 5 views in one day, YouTube stops adding new views to a video’s view count number.