What Tikis Never Told EP.2 High views don't mean strong channels.

Many people when doing Tikis

Often "top view" is used as the main measure of the channel.

Peak up = good channel

Falling peak = bad channel

But actually,

Tikka didn't say honestly...

"High view."

With

"Strong Channel"

It's not always the same story.

Because some clips

People may just "finish watching."

But not:

* Want to see the next clip

* Remember channel name

* Remember identity

* Press Fall

* Or come back and see

This is why

Some channels have very high views.

But:

* Slow growth channel

* Followers do not add

* Silent sales time

* Or the top swings throughout

Because the system doesn't just look at

"Is this clip watched?"

But also watching

After watching it...

What do people do next

Such as:

* Click to enter the profile?

* Watch the next clip?

* Come back and see?

* Have you started remembering the channel?

Actually,

Tikis start reading

"Continuous behavior."

Not just the loudness of one clip

This is where many channels start to get trapped.

Is every clip

Trying to "take the top."

Until the last

Every clip works separately.

The clip may be famous.

But the channel is not connected

And here's the difference between:

"Loud clip"

With

"Grown channel."

Because the channel is really strong

Not just clips that many viewers

But as a channel:

People want to keep coming back.

And this is something Tikis never said frankly.

The Growth System is experimenting and analyzing these things every day.

Through the real case.

And the actual behavior of viewers online.

If you like this type of content

Can follow the series.

"What Tikis never told."

Can continue in the box

Or to understand more deeply that

Where is your own channel now attached?

Growth System available

"Read Channel Structure"

To help see the overview of the channel.

In the angle of beholder behavior,

And long-term growth.

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