Friday, November 02, 2012

Fun With YouTube Analytics

As many of you know, I use Google+ Hangouts and YouTube to record interviews with various people in gaming, designers and publishers mostly. I also use them to run a couple of games and record them as well. I was looking at some of the anayltics that YouTube provides and found them interesting. I'm not sure what they mean to me, or what they should mean to you, but I thought that I would share them anyway. This particular table is over the last 30 days.


Video
Average view duration
Average view percentage
Dorkland! Roundtable with
Rafael Chandler
9.64
16.95
Dorkland! Roundtable with
Zak Smith
7.58
11.1
Masks of Nyarlathotep:
Episode 1
10.45
11.43
Dorkland! Roundtable with
Wolfgang Baur
8.27
16.06
Dorkland! Roundtable with
James Maliszewski
14.73
23.37
Dorkland! Roundtable with
Jason Durall and Ben Monroe
6.37
12.05
Dorkland! Roundtable:
CONcurrent Q&A With Keith
Baker
6.08
11.72
Dorkland! Roundtable with
Steve Russell
6.34
10.58
Dorkland! Roundtable with
Tracy Barnett
5.85
12.46
Dorkland! Roundtable With
Kyrinn Eis
12.86
23.29

I think that it is interesting to see how long people are actually watching these interviews (and the one actual play video that made this list). It might not mean anything, but still it is interesting to see.

The gender breakdown over the last 30 days is Male 84.6% and Female 15.4%. I'm assuming that information is taken from accounts, but I don't know.