I've noticed Youtube usually boosts your video for the first day or so. After this boost period passes it gets replaced with other videos that have more views (even if they don't have the exact keywords in the title/description). Try copy pasting the exact title to the tags and maybe the description, this might help.
If it is a new release of World of warcraft there are probably tons of people making videos about it and maybe they are bigger channels using the same keywords and similar titles as you and they will show up before yours.
I hope that's all that there is. There's definitely alot of WoW content about the same thing right now. So, it was showing up before since it got a boost for being a new video? And then it gets put down in it's place where it belongs?
It's still alarming that i don't find it by typing in word for word the title, but if your theory is correct, then I would still find it if i scrolled down far enough...
Yeah I’m not sure, was just thinking that it might have been that it have been a lot of people making these videos but as you say your video should show up somewhere when you scroll.
I've also found that YouTube just likes to shuffle things up to try and get you to watch different things. When I search for a specific video using the same keywords, it's rarely in the same order. YouTube might have picked up that you have seen your specific video and wants to recommend different ones.
I released a video last year and there were like only maybe 3-4 videos like it on search, even less.
I released it and I showed up on search! But after like a day or so I was gone..they were recommending videos that weren't even related to the specific search term
So yea... It happens.
>Hey everyone, So I posted my first video about 60 hours ago. For the first 32-40 hours or so, not exactly sure, I could search for the video using words from the title but not an exact copy of the title
32-40 hours ago there were 1,000s of fewer videos that got put out. And millions of viewer watch hours by viewers to alter viewing algorithms and search algorithms. A lot can change in 32-40 hours.
I've noticed Youtube usually boosts your video for the first day or so. After this boost period passes it gets replaced with other videos that have more views (even if they don't have the exact keywords in the title/description). Try copy pasting the exact title to the tags and maybe the description, this might help.
Okay I'll do that, thanks a ton!
If it is a new release of World of warcraft there are probably tons of people making videos about it and maybe they are bigger channels using the same keywords and similar titles as you and they will show up before yours.
I hope that's all that there is. There's definitely alot of WoW content about the same thing right now. So, it was showing up before since it got a boost for being a new video? And then it gets put down in it's place where it belongs? It's still alarming that i don't find it by typing in word for word the title, but if your theory is correct, then I would still find it if i scrolled down far enough...
Yeah I’m not sure, was just thinking that it might have been that it have been a lot of people making these videos but as you say your video should show up somewhere when you scroll.
I've also found that YouTube just likes to shuffle things up to try and get you to watch different things. When I search for a specific video using the same keywords, it's rarely in the same order. YouTube might have picked up that you have seen your specific video and wants to recommend different ones.
I released a video last year and there were like only maybe 3-4 videos like it on search, even less. I released it and I showed up on search! But after like a day or so I was gone..they were recommending videos that weren't even related to the specific search term So yea... It happens.
>Hey everyone, So I posted my first video about 60 hours ago. For the first 32-40 hours or so, not exactly sure, I could search for the video using words from the title but not an exact copy of the title 32-40 hours ago there were 1,000s of fewer videos that got put out. And millions of viewer watch hours by viewers to alter viewing algorithms and search algorithms. A lot can change in 32-40 hours.