Answered Why do Milestones take so long to appear after you hit the achievements?

[Mike Pelele]

I started my channel 3 weeks ago, listed 3 videos, and acquired 7 subscribers, yet the milestones are all reading 1 .

 

[Nody | Team TB]

I started my channel 3 weeks ago, listed 3 videos, and acquired 7 subscribers, yet the milestones are all reading 1 .

I believe this has been a question for a long time and it has already been answered by Shelly on another thread however, I will just quote what she has mentioned in another thread to make it easier for you to understand how does our Milestone works:-

There are a few things to note when it comes to metrics/milestones:

1. Data for milestones in our app and in our browser extension typically update every two hours but... for some data it gets pulled from an external site (statfire) and not from the YouTube API.
2. Video views and metrics can be delayed in their updates by up to 24-48 hours when being pulled from the statfire website.
3. Video views will go down if a video is unlisted or private as we only get data for public video views.
4. To see the data that is being reported for your channel to TubeBuddy you can also double-check the statfire website → https://statfire.com/ and enter your channel information in the search bar.

That being said, I hope the above helped you and If your issue is still persisting even after following what Shelly said, please make a ticket here https://www.tubebuddy.com/support so that our team can look into it and get it sorted for you.

 

[Nody | Team TB]

I started my channel 3 weeks ago, listed 3 videos, and acquired 7 subscribers, yet the milestones are all reading 1 .

I believe this has been a question for a long time and it has already been answered by Shelly on another thread however, I will just quote what she has mentioned in another thread to make it easier for you to understand how does our Milestone works:-

There are a few things to note when it comes to metrics/milestones:

1. Data for milestones in our app and in our browser extension typically update every two hours but... for some data it gets pulled from an external site (statfire) and not from the YouTube API.
2. Video views and metrics can be delayed in their updates by up to 24-48 hours when being pulled from the statfire website.
3. Video views will go down if a video is unlisted or private as we only get data for public video views.
4. To see the data that is being reported for your channel to TubeBuddy you can also double-check the statfire website → https://statfire.com/ and enter your channel information in the search bar.

That being said, I hope the above helped you and If your issue is still persisting even after following what Shelly said, please make a ticket here https://www.tubebuddy.com/support so that our team can look into it and get it sorted for you.