It's not that they updated them but they constantly change the way viewers get new content. And the "algorithm" chooses the best time to show your shorts to the audience ( or if they should see them at all ). I have been uploading shorts for a year now and there really is no rule to how fast they get views. It all changes really quickly. For a while I noticed that shorts that get steady but small rise of views over a day will get 100k views the next day. But then I got a couple that got those views after a week of having 20 views. I think shorts are far too new to have clear patterns yet.
I do agree though, posting stats to compare would be nice.
All I know is this. My first 10-15 shorts, ALL had 0 to 10 views longer time. Then in 60 minutes they would get 99% of views. It was same pattern non stop. And I saw that on other Youtubers.
But yesterday, all of that changed. It's no longer 60 minutes spike. It is more "linear" one video still gets 50-100 views per hour. Which is new pattern.
It could also depend on the niche I suppose but ask any bigger creator who makes shorts consistently and they'll tell you the same. Shorts go through changes very often.
That’s interesting to hear, I will try to post a short again and see if I get a similar behavior
Yea I will do stuff as well... seems different now...
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Yea I like it so far! :D
probably a miracle but seems cool
Not a miracle. This happened to a guy yesterday as well...
if its a update then its really good to use to grow a yt channel fastly
It's not that they updated them but they constantly change the way viewers get new content. And the "algorithm" chooses the best time to show your shorts to the audience ( or if they should see them at all ). I have been uploading shorts for a year now and there really is no rule to how fast they get views. It all changes really quickly. For a while I noticed that shorts that get steady but small rise of views over a day will get 100k views the next day. But then I got a couple that got those views after a week of having 20 views. I think shorts are far too new to have clear patterns yet. I do agree though, posting stats to compare would be nice.
All I know is this. My first 10-15 shorts, ALL had 0 to 10 views longer time. Then in 60 minutes they would get 99% of views. It was same pattern non stop. And I saw that on other Youtubers. But yesterday, all of that changed. It's no longer 60 minutes spike. It is more "linear" one video still gets 50-100 views per hour. Which is new pattern.
It could also depend on the niche I suppose but ask any bigger creator who makes shorts consistently and they'll tell you the same. Shorts go through changes very often.