The Fight of the Century has been out 11 days and has 600,000+ views. Thanks for watching and please continue to share it.
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The Fight of the Century has been out 11 days and has 600,000+ views. Thanks for watching and please continue to share it.
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I’m responsible for at least a dozen of those.
I don’t mean to be a downer, but what’s the Hot Spot graph look like? Are there 600,000 viewers who are watching it because they are genuinely interested in the content or are there 600,000 viewers because a bunch of people who aren’t interested in the content clicked on a video titled Fight of the Century because they thought they were going to see something else?
Interesting..
How does one get this “hot spot” graph?
I think the account-owner has to do it. When you play one of your own videos there’s a bar above the video with a bunch of different options. When you click on the “Insight Stats” link it brings you to a page with some graphs and maps. At the bottom under the “All Videos” title is a link called “Hot Spots.” When you click on that the main frame refreshes with a video to the right and a graph to the left that shows what essentially amounts to the interest level of the audience at every second of the video. It’s pretty straightforward. A graph line that quickly drops off is, in my opinion, evidence of a bunch of people who thought they were going to watch something that they weren’t looking for.
Quite a few of the views are mine, so I wonder about the total number of viewers. For my money, the video is fantastic, much more accessible and inspirational than the first. I expect it to gather more steam. I’m not a great judge of popularity, but I don’t think much of popular opinion either.
Anyone know how long it took the first one to get to the same number of views (100K, 500K…) ?
actually smarter than the first, though the first was also more fun. I think. Congrats!
Russ has too much class to do this, but I don’t, so… if you have a Youtube account, clicking the “Like” button and adding the video to your Favorites will increase the exposure the video gets.
When my 7-year-old daughter saw the first video, we had a conversation like this:
Kaitlin: “Which one is right?”
Me: “No one really knows.”
Kaitlin: “I think the one in glasses is right.”
Me: “Why?”
Kaitlin: “Because the other one wants to steer the economy.”
Smart kid. No idea where she gets it.
I’ll vote for your daughter for President in 2012
Russ,
Glad to see the huge ad for “Fight of the Century” at Politico.com this morning!
Scott
I think it’s fantastic. Rather make comparisons–I thought the first video was also fantastic–I would note that the pair of videos is worth much more than the parts; the pair demonstrates your production capability as a unique, and hopefully lucrative, avenue of communication and entertainment.
In the video, Hayek seems to have a U.S. passport. Was he ever a U.S. citizen?
Keynes mysteriously teleports from his chair to the floor of committee room during the discussion of unemployment.