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  Happy Canada Day #CanadaDay #江戸門戸, is showing strong early engagement metrics compared to your channel's typical performance, even if the total view count is still building.

Here is a summary of how it's performing so far:

What’s Working Well

  • Audience Hook: A standout metric is that 60% of viewers chose to stay and watch when it appeared in their feed. This is significantly higher than your typical range (27%–35%), suggesting the opening shot or the "Canada Day" theme is highly effective at grabbing attention.
  • Viewer Retention: The Average View Duration (AVD) is 46 seconds, which is well above your typical performance for similar content (up to 21 seconds). Your audience is finding the content engaging enough to watch more than twice as long as they usually do.

Areas for Improvement

  • Total Reach: Despite the high interest from those who see it, the video has only reached 4 views so far. This "Below Typical" view count might be due to the Short being longer (2:10) than typical viral Shorts, which can sometimes impact how often the algorithm serves it to new audiences.
  • Completeness: The Average Percentage Viewed is 35.4%, which is below your typical benchmark (41%–70%). While people are watching for a long time in seconds, they aren't reaching the end of the 130-second video.

Recommendations

  • Tighten the Edit: Since viewers are dropping off before the halfway mark, consider shortening future holiday-themed Shorts to under 60 seconds. This could help boost your "Percentage Viewed" and signal the algorithm to push it to more people.
  • Leverage the Momentum: Because the "Stayed to Watch" ratio is so high, the topic "Canada Day" clearly resonates with your audience. You might consider a follow-up post or a shorter highlight reel to capitalize on this interest while the holiday is still relevant!

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