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From my practical experience, they seem to make a difference in initial engagement which in turn makes a difference in algorithmic promotion which in turn makes
by brudgers 2y ago
From my practical experience, they seem to make a difference in initial engagement which in turn makes a difference in algorithmic promotion which in turn makes a difference in overall “performance.”
Tracking what you click on versus what you don’t, you might recognize that certain thumbnails make you more likely to take a pass.
For clarity, my experience is at hobby scale and part of that hobby is learning about youtube. Trying to make the line go up is fun (until it isn’t) and a little attention to thumbnails seems to make the line go up.