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Performance Overview



Your latest video, Toronto Beauty Discovered #beauty #bluejays #modelsearch, has had a mixed start since its release yesterday. Here’s a summary of how it's performing on greatguyaaa:

Performance Overview

The video is currently seeing lower reach than your usual content, but those who are watching are sticking around for much longer than average.

MetricCurrent Valuevs. Typical Performance
Views55Below Typical (60 – 290)
Stayed to Watch11.7%Below Typical (14.9% – 16.8%)
Average View Duration0:38Above Typical (0:00 – 0:20)

What’s Working Well

  • Exceptional Retention: Your Average View Duration (0:38) is significantly higher than your typical range, even exceeding the actual length of the Short (29 seconds). This results in an Average Percentage Viewed of 131.2%, meaning viewers are re-watching the video. This is a very strong signal that the visual content is highly engaging or deserves a second look.

Areas for Improvement

  • Hook & Swipe-Away Rate: Only about 11.7% of people in the Shorts feed are choosing to stay and watch. This is below your channel's typical performance and suggests that the very first second or the opening visual might not be grabbing the audience's attention effectively.
  • Engagement: Currently, the video has no likes, comments, or shares. Encouraging even a small amount of interaction can help the algorithm push the video to a wider audience.

Recommendations

  1. Strengthen the Hook: For future Shorts, try starting with a more "thumb-stopping" visual or a bold text overlay within the first 1.5 seconds to lower that swipe-away rate.
  2. Pin a Comment: Since retention is so high, viewers are clearly interested in the content. Try pinning a question in the comments section—perhaps asking for their favorite Toronto spot—to jumpstart engagement.
  3. Review the Re-watch Value: Since people are re-watching, look at what happens in those 29 seconds. If there’s a specific moment that’s too fast to catch or particularly beautiful, try to replicate that "must-see-again" energy in your next upload.
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