Wildfire Gaming
Well-Known Member
When I say that, I'm referring to audience retention. Our videos don't get that many views, but the average view duration is over ten minutes because many people watch them in their entirety. However, there have been several times where I can tell somebody watched the first 30 seconds or so before asking for a sub, then moved on. I hate this practice, because I'm proud of our average view duration and don't want it mucked up by people who are only trolling around for subs. If I check out a channel, I give them AT LEAST two minutes (generally more than that because I watch three videos or so) before making a judgement on whether or not I like it, and I generally don't even ask them to look at my channel if I don't intend to watch more of their videos in the future. As a community, I believe it would be helpful if we stopped trying to leech off of others' hard work and desire to help, and started giving people the same level of attention that we want them to give us. The golden rule needs to apply to YouTube!
I'm happy for your success though