YouTube has announced that from this day forward, a “Shorts Report” will be generated for the evaluation of the content. After observing the excellent results of short videos, the company has decided to start the trend of Shorts The report basically refers to the Short Videos uploaded by the users on their channel and the updates about them. This Report will help anyone who is struggling with the process of Short Videos and how should they be uploaded to get the maximum number of views. From visuals to the type of music for your content, here you can find the answer to your every single question.
A popular platform called TikTok has already made tremendous progress after introducing short videos trend on its platform. Following in their footsteps, YouTube has also set its wheels in motion to bring Short Videos into the picture. So far, the feature is only available for Indian users where they can find “Shorts Camera” on the app and upload videos with a maximum of 15 seconds. The purpose behind enabling this feature in India is to fill the void of the TikTok ban.
Since media usually involves visuals, the presentation and content are equally imperative to bag the attention of viewers. Presenting content is an art that must be put together in such a way that the viewers know nothing better than to click on your Short Videos. The infographic outlines a strategic map for those who wish to improves their video content and audience engagement.
The CEO of YouTube, Susan Wojcicki, says that the new addition has already increased the viewership to 3.3billion watches per day. It is believed by her and the company that if they continue to expand this idea and throw better tools for improvisation, the “Short Reports” can actually result in fruitful results for the platform.
A popular platform called TikTok has already made tremendous progress after introducing short videos trend on its platform. Following in their footsteps, YouTube has also set its wheels in motion to bring Short Videos into the picture. So far, the feature is only available for Indian users where they can find “Shorts Camera” on the app and upload videos with a maximum of 15 seconds. The purpose behind enabling this feature in India is to fill the void of the TikTok ban.
Since media usually involves visuals, the presentation and content are equally imperative to bag the attention of viewers. Presenting content is an art that must be put together in such a way that the viewers know nothing better than to click on your Short Videos. The infographic outlines a strategic map for those who wish to improves their video content and audience engagement.
The CEO of YouTube, Susan Wojcicki, says that the new addition has already increased the viewership to 3.3billion watches per day. It is believed by her and the company that if they continue to expand this idea and throw better tools for improvisation, the “Short Reports” can actually result in fruitful results for the platform.
Infographic by: Support.google.com
