Why is my youtube subscribers stuck?

It happens if you have recently hit 300 subscribers. Or if youtube has figured out some fishy actions, then the count is held for review and frozen.

Why do some youtube channels get more views than others?

Youtube algorithm loves the videos which have a high engagement rate and promote them more on Youtube suggested Home pages. Video on Trending Topics: If you cover a trending topic early then your competition and Youtube have only your video on that topic this can result in a huge number of views to your youtube videos.

Is it hard to get 100 YouTube subscribers?

It is not at all easy to gain the first 100 subscribers on Youtube, when no one knows you on Youtube, and no views on your videos/content. To gain first 100 subscribers take more than a month normally, and it is not easy by any mean for a new Youtuber who starts his/her first ever channel on Youtube.

Why do views get stuck on YouTube?

To make sure that all views are validated, as view count goes higher, they update less frequently and might occasionally freeze above 300 views to assure quality view count. This is the normal operation in YouTube videos. YouTube has, apparently, grown tired of answering those questions.

Should I hide subscribers on YouTube is it good for channel having low subscribers?

You can see your YouTube subscriber count when you go to your channel. It should sit just below your name. If you are new to the platform, it is best to hide your YouTube subscriber count if you don’t have many subscribers. I decided to start showing my subscribers after I hit 1,000 of them.

Can a Youtuber see if I reported their video?

Reporting content is anonymous, so other users can’t tell who made the report. When something is reported, it’s not automatically taken down. Reported content is reviewed along the following guidelines: Content that violates our Community Guidelines is removed from YouTube.

Does rewatching a video give it views?

Do replays count as views on YouTube? Yes, but only if the replays seem natural. If you replay a video once, it will count as a view. However, if you constantly refresh the page to artificially up the view count, YouTube will pinpoint this as a spamming practice (see the Views, reloaded definition above).