Editing your clips for unreasonable lengths of time.įind a way to produce content quickly without sacrificing the quality you need to be competitive on YouTube.That means you shouldn't be overly concerned with: Read More: Quantity Over Quality - The One Thing New YouTubers Should Focus On But the point I'm making is that you need a large collection of videos to reach your Watch Time goals. Your channel can (and probably will) perform better than that. If you need 4,000 hours to get monetized, and your videos earn one hour on average, you would need 4,000 videos total. Increasing your Watch Time on YouTube is a numbers game.
Now our content is gaining traction, like this video with more than 800,000 views about getting your first 100 subscribers: 4. In the end, we didn't just reach 4,000 hours of Watch Time we crushed it. No viral videos – just good, consistent content being shared with the right audience. And once YouTube had enough data and positive signals from our content, the channel started blowing up. But we knew we were creating good content consistently. When we launched our Spanish language vidIQ channel, it grew slowly. Stick to your posting schedule so that someday, you'll have enough videos to gain 4,000 hours across several uploads versus one video. Few creators pull it off, and it's easier to just be consistent on YouTube. Viral videos are a wonderful thing they give your channel a boost while attracting new viewers to your content.īut you shouldn't go into the video-making process intending to make a viral video. You will probably have a couple hundred subscribers to give you a nice chunk of Watch Time per stream. Nine to 12 months into your YouTube journey, give live streaming a chance. If 600 people watch a two-hour live stream, for instance, that's 1,200 hours of Watch Time. Now we get hundreds of concurrent viewers, and with that boost in viewership comes plenty of additional Watch Time.Ĭheck out the Watch Time we got from this two-hour live stream: When we hosted our first few live streams, 50-100 people showed up. Some examples of evergreen topics are "how to change a flat tire" or "how to cook perfect brown rice." Those tasks are challenging enough to warrant video tutorials, and people will watch them every season of the year. Provided valuable information on topics people were searching for (this requires some keyword research).Answered questions lots of viewers were asking.To make these evergreen videos, we simply:
That amounts to hundreds of hours of Watch Time for our channel. Most of these videos were published years ago and still bring in thousands of daily views. Notice anything in particular? Take a look at the publish date. They are real-time view counts for some of our top-performing videos on the vidIQ channel.
Read More: Why Evergreen Content is the Key to More Views on YouTube Creators love these videos because they get lots of traffic, and a result, plenty of Watch Time.
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