What is your average video views?

[CynicalChinchilla]

Had one video with just 2 views and another hitting 5,500 so far. My sub level is irrelevant.

 

[shinyvictreebel]

I think my video views are, for the most part, fairly consistent. The fewest views one of my videos got was like 45, and the most is around 2.25K.

 

[Candyfloss535]

I range between 30-300, which I'm happy with

 

[Doom Video Vault]

Anywhere from 50 to 200 (avg is 90), from a sub base of just over 600.

 

[Shelly and Michael]

We average around 400-500 views per video. We are just shy of 1000 subscribers.

 

[BrettMikaluk]

Those numbers are AWESOME. I have about 1500 subscribers, and average between 100 - 250 views (depending on the topic and length of the video)

Usually a channel my size gets 1 view for every 10 subscribers, and if you get more than that you are doing very well. Considering you have surpassed that by a TON you're doing great keep up the awesome work!

 

[sjoy88]

Depends on the content but some of mine get as little as 20 views and others have a few thousand

 

[DanJames]

Generally it depends on the topic of my video each week. Some weeks I can get around 100 - 150 views before I upload the following weeks video and some weeks only 40 - 60 views. It simply just depends on the popularity of the topic you're discussing and also how well you promote your video throughout the week. Sometimes I will publish my video on other social media such as twitter, tumblr and instagram around 3 times that week sometimes only once. The impact of cross promoting on other social media platforms is amazing. If I didn't post my videos on these sites then my view counts would be considerably lower. It's also a good idea to consider following a number of twitter accounts which are dedicated to helping you promote your channel and it's videos for free. Every time you upload a new video and tweet about it, if you mention them in the tweet, they will most likely re-tweet it on their page which will be seen by a number of fellow new youtubers who also follow these accounts. It's also a great way to discover new youtubers and interact with them.

 

[essencecartoon]

It really depends on the title and keywords as to how many views you are going to get. 90% views should come from non-subscribers if you are doing your due diligence. If your views are close to your subscriber total than you have a lot of marketing work to do. Reminder the key is exposure so you want to get your channel to high traffic sites online that line up with your channel niche

 

[Johnny Bubble]

30-100 views.