
Rick Beato
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Rick Beato
@rickbeato
YouTuber With 5 Million Subscribers!
Atlanta, GA Katılım Mart 2014
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Anika Nilles: Getting To Know Rush's New Drummer youtu.be/OAWmS06K6dg?si… via @YouTube

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Terry Brown: Inside the Sonic Evolution of Rush youtu.be/n2ltYE_Pzi4?si… via @YouTube

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Watch This NYT "Music Critic" Embarrass Himself...AGAIN youtu.be/IQTMkjQvHoc?si… via @YouTube

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@wiretransfer @fivestarmichael Thank you! I’m not sure why this person thought it was OK to steal my video and post it here.
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@fivestarmichael I'm not strictly opposed to sharing the video but at least give the man a link
@rickbeato" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@rickbeato @rickbeato
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@fivestarmichael maybe dont just download and reupload his videos. @rickbeato
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Can You Identify Famous Guitarists From A Single Note? youtu.be/gESY87hn7_Q?si… via @YouTube

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@Daniel_Batal Truth… viewers who have watched within the last 28 days get served first. If you have a poor performing video your next video will be shown to a much smaller audience. Two poor performers in a row is especially bad. Just make videos you believe in.
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Understanding how YouTube actually works, not how we assume it works, really matters.
While long-form video notifications generally go out at publish time to a subset of subscribers who have notifications enabled and a history of engaging with that creator, Shorts and Community posts work very differently.
Shorts and Community posts are primarily feed-driven. Notifications for them are often delayed, selective, or don’t happen at all.
YouTube evaluates viewer behavior first, not just whether someone is subscribed or has notifications turned on.
YouTube considers several things:
•Has the viewer engaged with this creator recently?
•Have they engaged with this content type (Shorts or Community posts)?
•Do they typically ignore these kinds of notifications or posts?
As an example: I engage with @rickbeato’s content frequently, yet I just received a notification for a post he published about 4 hours prior.
If I hadn’t been engaging with his content recently, there’s a strong chance I wouldn’t have seen that notification at all, even though I’m subscribed to his channel.
This is why I try to remind Creators not to get overly fixated on subscribers.
Subscriber status is a weak signal for YouTube recommendations.
Viewer behavior matters a heckuva lot more ☮️

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I Flew to Finland to Find Out...How Are Amps Modeled? youtu.be/9YL8pwF7Mnc?si… via @YouTube

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