List Of YouTube Metrics
YouTube metrics help you understand your performance on the Platform.
YouTube metrics are calculated in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) .
YouTube metrics also include YouTube Shorts videos, and videos published in the last 3 days will return a value of 0.
YouTube
Metric Name | Description |
|---|---|
YouTube: Subscribers gained | The total number of subscribers added to your channels. |
YouTube: Subscribers lost | The total number of subscribers your channel has lost. |
YouTube: Views | The total number of views your YouTube channels accumulated over the selected time period. |
YouTube: Premium Views | The total number of views from YouTube Premium subscribers on your channel’s videos. |
YouTube: Comments added | The number of comments received on your channel's videos. |
YouTube: Likes | The total count of likes garnered by your channels. |
YouTube: Dislikes | Total number of dislikes received by your channel. |
YouTube: Shares | The total count of shares of your channels' videos. |
YouTube: Watch time (seconds) | The total estimated watch time in seconds for your channel's videos. |
YouTube: Premium watch time (seconds) | The cumulative watch time in seconds by YouTube Premium subscribers on your channel's videos. |
YouTube: View percentage | The percent of video views your YouTube channels accumulated over the selected time period. |
YouTube: Average percentage viewed | The average percentage of video playback duration on your channel. |
YouTube: Average view duration | The average view duration received on channel's videos. |
FAQs
Can I report only on YouTube Shorts or exclude Shorts from a report?
Statusbrew does not currently have a separate Post Type = Shorts filter for YouTube reports.
Statusbrew considers any YouTube video under 3 minutes as a YouTube Short, but in reporting, Shorts are still treated as regular YouTube video posts.
To report only on Shorts, tag those YouTube Shorts and apply that tag as a filter at the report or widget level. To exclude Shorts, tag those YouTube Shorts and exclude that tag from the report or widget.
For example, if you want to create a Top Shorts report, create a YouTube post performance widget and filter it by the tag you use for Shorts. This will show performance only for the posts tagged as Shorts.