Lines episode 1 - statistics and data

In terms of statistics and data, we can get a clear insight into where our views came from on youtube, by using the link to the statistics and data part while signed in on our Youtube CD films account. The screenshots below explain where our views came from for our first episode, how they progressed etc and where our audience is mostly from.

This screengrab above shows about our community views, and what video is most popular on our Youtube channel - the most popular being Lines episode one for now. It also shows where in the world our audience has come from, and it is interesting to know 4.1% of our audience came from spain, and 2% from America, despite the usual viewings from the United Kingdom - which is what you would expect normally.

This screen grab shows where our views came from in terms of links, so a phone, referrals to Youtube or Facebook etc, and this is interesting as it shows our audience mainly came from Facebook, the Youtube.com/chamberdesigns channel page and other or viral ways of marketing, most probably the posters Tim and I put up and through word of mouth.

This screen grab also shows how our views have developed over time since we first uploaded a video on the 18/01/2010 to the 31/01/2010 which was the last full day it could count for videos, so it has not yet counted today. It also shows where our source of views came from with the graph, such as Youtube, external links, mobile phones etc.

Overall, these statistics and data help us to evaluate our target audience, and also where to promote the video to get the most views. Most of our views on Youtube are from Facebook. which matches to our target audience of 16 - 19 year olds - as most people in this age group own a Facebook account of some kind due to social networking etc. It also helps us evaluate our overall views and where our audience came from, where the views came from in the world, what referrals they were linked to etc.