We’ll discuss critical metrics and how to read them relevant to your YouTube creator analytics dashboard.
CQS: The Channel Quality Score ranks your YouTube channel’s performance from 1 to 100 based on multiple factors, like your subscriber number, influence, posting consistency, audience authenticity, and engagement. YouTube CQS scores are determined similarly to Instagram AQS scores.
Audience demographics and subscriber growth: Your YouTube creator analytics report will detail your subscribers’ gender and age distribution, the countries where your audience lives, and the languages they speak. Discover how many subscribers your audience has grown over the last 30, 90, or 180 days, or over the past year.
Average views: Based on the videos posted in the past 30 days, the average views metric is the median number of views. We don’t count videos uploaded less than 7 days ago.
Additional engagement metrics: Along with the engagement rate history, you can evaluate your average likes and comments, and your YouTube videos’ ER for a certain period.
Views 30 days: We predict how many views your videos can get based on the first 30-day view average of your last 10 videos.
Performance distribution: We indicate how your last 12 videos are performing in terms of views and reactions.
In addition to the above, you’ll find minimum and maximum views per video and you can assess your most engaged, liked, viewed, and commented content too.