Why did my video get 1,000 views in less than 24 hours ?

William Kautz said:
This is purely random. I mean I started to livestream on twitch when Outlast came out on the PS 4 at the time I had 90 followers now I have 386 it's just luck for my channel to grow. When other channels out there doing the same thing as I'm but no viewers. Growing be it on YouTube or Twitch is a matter of luck. You can be very very skillful with editing and all the other parts in the timeline of a video but without some luck you won't grow.
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Is the game Outlast an open world game that's a remake of Outlast for the PC back from 98 or 99?[DOUBLEPOST=1407015141,1407015037][/DOUBLEPOST]Manga stuff is a really popular field right now. I don't know why as I am not a huge anime fan. Granted I enjoy Dragonball, DBZ, Yu-Gi-Oh (original series with pegasus and kaiba), and a few other mainstream ones I guess you'd say. Not my cup of tea but it's a huge market for those type of videos right now.
 
"Manga", "Naruto" and so on are very "hot" keywords. May be for at least one of them your video showed audience retention above average and the algorithm decided to send you some more views.
Using good keywords is essential for your channel but be careful not to overuse them (try to keep them always relevant to the video) or you may violate YouTube rules.
 
Why did my "can I like you" video get like 30k views in 3 days... Was one of my worst videos, camera moving everywhere and such. It was pretty funny but still no where near my best video. So it just happens..
 
Sometimes you just get really lucky :D and that's awesome! It's always nice to have that one video take off, whether it's one of your better videos or one of your worse. Any exposure helps.
 
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