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25+ Crucial YouTube Stats That Video Marketers Should Utilize in 2023

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YouTube is one of the biggest video platforms and the second largest search engine after Google which has over 2 billion active users. With the increasing amount of user and video content on the platform, every video marketer and creator on the platform is looking forward gain more exposure. In order to create a successful campaign, requires being well aware of the current YouTube stats which makes the approach even more successful. Check out some important stats before you jump in.

Content Stats


·      More than 65% of Gen Z claim that the content which is personally relevant is more important than the content everybody talks about. 

·      ASMR videos have received more than 65 billion views in 2021.

·      76% of Gen Z agreed that YouTube helps them find content that they are deeply interested in. 

·      82% of Gen Z users on YouTube feel nostalgic and 83% of them watch soothing videos to relax. 

·      78% of the total users use YouTube just to find personally relevant content.

 

ROI and Usage Stats

 

·      YouTube channels that have more than 100k to 1M followers have the highest engagement rate than others. The creators who have over 1 million followers have an engagement rate of 4.06%. However, it reduces to 2.04% when it comes to creators with 1K to 5K followers.

·      A total of 77% of video marketers utilize YouTube to host videos

·      When it comes to social platforms with the highest engagement rate, more than 500 marketers have put YouTube in the second-highest position. More than 88% of video marketers prefer to use YouTube for the same reason. 

·      56% of marketers have agreed that YouTube offers maximum ROI after Instagram, which puts it in the second position. That is why 27% of video marketers are looking forward to investing in YouTube only more than any other platform.

·      YouTube takes the second position when it comes to generating marketing leads and 44% of the influencers leveraged YouTube for their campaigns. 

 

Mobile Stats

 

·      In 2021, 21.2% of the total global traffic on YouTube was generated through mobile devices only.

·      70% of the total YouTube watch time is generated from mobile devices

·      Mobiles devices are accounted for 63% of YouTube viewing globally

·      YouTube is the top most popular platform or application for smartphone users. In a recent survey, 72% of the respondents agreed to watch YouTube on a daily and weekly basis. 

 

Demographic Stats

 

·      Millennials trust YouTube more than any other platform and it attracts most visitors from the countries like USA, India, and Indonesia. As a result, it has become the second-most-visited website

·      81% of adults in the USA use YouTube which is a drastic increase after 8% in 2019

·      YouTube is available in over 100 countries and can be interacted in more than 80 languages

 

Subscriber Growth Stats

 

·      YouTubers have collectively earned more than $300 million in 2021 which is 40% more than the last year

·      LEGO is the most popular branded YouTube channel with over 10.04 billion views.

·      A Hindi channel named T-series is considered the most popular channel with more than 171 million subscribers, followed by PewDiePie with 109 million

 

History Stats

 

·      YouTube was started back in 2005 and "Me at the zoo" was the first video

·      Google purchased the platform in 2009 for $1.65 billion

·      Nike’s 2005 Ad commercial ft. Ronaldinho was the first video to reach 1 million views

·      PSY ‘Gangnam Style’ broke YouTube’s view counter in 2014 with a huge popularity

·      BTS's “Dynamite” earned 101.1 million views within a single day and made a record

·      ‘Despacito’ by Luis Fonsi ft. Daddy Yankee is the most-liked video with 49 million likes

 

All of the aforementioned stats are crucial to create a successful and effective video marketing campaign and if you are looking for a helping hand in this task, Video Promotion Club is always ready to help. 

 

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