YouTube has long since become a content bank for many users; a kind of playlist in which everyone meets their own need. But many other users also wait for a long time to see the notification of a new post by their favorite YouTuber on their phone screen.
Channels, aware of this user behavior, take two different paths to increase views. One group goes for the "archive-building model" so that a mass of videos on various topics will bring them many views; in contrast, another group chooses the "strike model" (few in number but high-impact) and uses YouTube merely as a platform to publish a selection of their works.
Success is possible with both of these methods, but the data show that a channel's views do not necessarily have a direct relationship with the number of videos published. For example, in the strike model, a leading channel, by publishing only 113 videos, has received an average of 15/7 million views per video. At the opposite pole, the DRM Farsi channel, relying on the archive-building model and publishing 9,546 videos, has taken in an average of 0/8 thousand (800 views) per video.
The few-but-high-impact models have been well able to engage the audience; so that after Arash, the five channels with the highest yield per video are, in order, Mohsen Yeganeh Shayankaffash, ferysta family, and Mikikalafe.
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian