Not getting over 1K views on any of my YouTube Shorts

[Putrid_Lettuce_]

Post one of the videos.

If people aren’t watching your videos / there’s generally only ever one answer.

[DeepanshuPrints]

Try to change the timing of posting. It helped me reaching more than 1k views, in last week.

Use trending topics as per your content.

[ColdInteraction994]

Jenny Hoyos is compared to Mr beast. Watch one of her interviews. Theres one where she literally lays out her YouTube formula step by step. She also talks about how important the thumbnail is, the framing, the words and how to make it better

[Crescitaly]

I’ve been through the exact same frustration! Here’s what helped me break past that barrier:

1. Hook in first 3 seconds – Most viewers decide to watch or scroll in the first few seconds. Start with a question or bold statement.

2. Analyze retention graphs – YouTube Studio shows exactly where people drop off. That’s your goldmine for improvement.

3. Study competitors who ARE growing – Find channels in your niche with strong engagement and dissect what works.

4. Niche down harder – Broader topics = more competition. Get super specific.

Also, platforms like Crescitaly can help amplify your initial reach while you’re refining your content strategy – sometimes that early momentum makes a huge difference in how the algorithm treats your videos.

Keep testing different formats. The breakthrough often comes from trying something slightly different than what everyone else is doing!

[Puzzleheaded-Low1922]

Facing the same struggle of daily Shorts stuck under 1K views was incredibly frustrating until discovering the strategies from Viral Rabbi and Viewtiful. Their focus on mastering the critical first-second hook and leveraging on-screen captions completely transformed my approach. By analyzing my retention graphs and refining my content based on their methods, my views finally started to climb. It’s all about cracking the code to that initial viewer retention, and their insights were the key; definitely recommend checking them out to break through that ceiling.

[Simran_Malhotra]

Ensure your YouTube Shorts have engaging graphics, captivating content, and a clear call-to-action to encourage viewers to engage further.

Focus on creating visually appealing thumbnails and titles that entice viewers to click on your videos.

Interact with your audience through comments and consider promoting your Shorts on other social media platforms to increase visibility and reach.

Experiment with different strategies and analyze the analytics to understand what resonates best with your audience.

[LieAccurate9281]

Yes, I’ve been there before. It might be discouraging to post every day and not reach 1,000. I found that tightening the opening second (the hook is far more important than you may think), creating a tidy loop in the video, and utilizing captions that fit the tempo all helped. Try experimenting with alternative posting times or subjects as well; sometimes the issue isn’t with your editing, but rather the format isn’t appropriate for your audience right now.

[No-Profit-7614]

In your search bar it must mention your niche so tiktok know who to send it to.i found this out a year after posting by a expert,I used to get 1k views now often get over 1 million 

[RealisticGas7455]

don’t stress too much bro.. 4 months of posting daily is solid effort, but youtube’s algo is slower to reward consistency. if none of your vids cross 1k, it’s usually not the channel, it’s the *first 2 seconds*. shorts die when the intro doesn’t instantly hook emotion or curiosity.

focus on pacing + payoff — make viewers feel like they’ll miss something if they scroll. test new hooks every few posts instead of new topics. you can also try some video analysis tools (e.g. creafico, etc.) to get recommendations on what to improve, helps you see exactly where people drop off.

Hope this helps !! 🙂

[Impressive-Angle7288]

If you don’t get the views… then your video suck…

After 120 daily post… You may just be boring…

[goldencricket3]

Drop your handle or message it – we can give constructive criticism

[Glass_Reply2185]

I’ve been struggling with the same issue.