YouTube Help Are my youtube statistics good?

[xPedro98]

Hello, my name is Pedro, and less than a month ago I created my channel. My channel is about technology and informatics with a focus on videos of guides and courses for beginners.

Before making my channel I studied and researched for a long time the best SEO practices for videos with TubeBuddy and started to apply them to my videos from the first.

These are my statistics for a channel month:

I would like to know if these values are good or if they are below average.

A question I also have is the length of my videos, which are usually very short (on average 3 or 4 minutes)
I do this prepositionally so as not to waste people's time.

I would like to know if it is better to make longer videos to improve the watch time since people usually watch the videos, solve their problems and leave without leaving a like, subscription or comment.

Another thing I have doubts about the click-through rate. Can we consider this 7% as good? Or is it bad and need to improve a lot?

Can you give me your opinions? Thank you!

 

[zhugelianges]

Sorry I do not understand this language very well...
But from what I have heard, 7% CTR is somewhere near the sweet spot, which means you do pretty well, man

 

[Mario So]

Sorry I do not understand this language very well...
But from what I have heard, 7% CTR is somewhere near the sweet spot, which means you do pretty well, man

Yeah I agree. These seem like very good analytics for a brand new channel. The 7% CTR is pretty good too!

 

[Stanley | Team TB]

These are good numbers. Analytics vary from channel to channel (and more specifically from audience to audience) but when measured against platform averages your analytics are right on track. Yes, you need to improve them... we all do and we should not stop striving to improve what we do. But you have a solid foundation for the beginning of your channel.

 

[zhugelianges]

These are good numbers. Analytics vary from channel to channel (and more specifically from audience to audience) but when measured against platform averages your analytics are right on track. Yes, you need to improve them... we all do and we should not stop striving to improve what we do. But you have a solid foundation for the beginning of your channel.

Hi Stanley,
Previously I have ~9% CTR, yet after my dedication on regular videos, my video views and impressions significantly increased...at the same time, my CTR decrease gradually, I just can't maintain my CTR at 9%.
Is that normal?
Thanks!

 

[Stanley | Team TB]

Absolutely normal. The better your videos perform the more YouTube shares it out (hence more impressions and more views). but just because they share it out more doesn't mean they are always putting it in front of people who are going to specifically like your work. They test to see how well it performs for broader audiences. When they do that it causes your CTR to drop. This is completely normal.

 

[xPedro98]

Guys, thank you all so much for the opinions and answers

 

[Ugonna Henrietta]

its very thoughtful of you to make content that people can learn from.