We are creating and testing a second YouTube channel, this channel is aimed at U.S. or global viewers.
The reason is simple, because the price of the ad is different. When I sent an ad from Apple, I felt that the price of the ad was high when the U.S. or Canadian viewers clicked on it. The same number of views means that the difference in revenue depends on where the number of views came from.
We are relatively economically large in a small market.
So, even with fewer viewers, I found it efficient to attack high-price markets to make a lot of profit, so I started this experiment.
The channel name, channel description, video title and video description are all written in English. The TV channel also keeps English-language viewers in mind. This channel, especially when it has little meaningful content, deliberately puts the subtitles in English to minimize language barriers.
Until now, the U.S. viewers share has not increased significantly; it may take time for the algorithm to take its place, and it may require a more narrow approach.
I'm going to look a little further and build data.If there's a meaningful result, I'll clean it up and share it later.
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