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In YouTube Analytics there is an option that lets you see how many of your subscribers actually watched your video: click on "Traffic Sources" and you'll find the box "Show only subscriber views (Web only)."
Before this option, you had to guess how many views came from subscribers by adding up the traffic coming from “My subscriptions” and “subscription feeds,” but now you can see the exact number of subscriber views regardless of the path they took to get to the video. For example, this feature will count views from subscribers even if they arrive at your video from the “suggested videos” section or from an annotation.
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Watch time, the key to success?
In their strategy today, YouTube seeks to promote channels that keep users on their platform for a long period of time. With millions of videos and various media outlets available, if you want to retain your audience’s interest it’s crucial to propose content that is engaging and meets their expectations.
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- Category: Monetization
You must have wondered about the impact of the setting in the tab "monetisation" on the revenues generated by your videos: you are right, because bad choices can decrease significantly your revenues.
Let's review the traps to avoid in order to get the best monetisation possible.