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Why Most YouTube Advice Fails

I came across this report 8 hours ago. It explains so much, of what's wrong with classic YouTube advice. I slept a little, but this is still the fastest I've ever made a video start to finish. Enjoy! Huge shoutout to 1of10 on Twitter for the report. Found here: https://x.com/1of10media Most YouTube advice sounds logical. Short videos. Clear titles. Informative thumbnails. And yet… a lot of creators follow it and still don’t see results. A massive $10,000 YouTube data study analyzed over 300,000 viral videos across 50,000 channels — and what it revealed is uncomfortable: much of the advice creators are told to optimize for actually correlates with worse performance. In this video, I break down why that advice backfires. Not who’s lying. Not what hack to chase next. But the deeper mismatch between what feels responsible to optimize… and what YouTube actually rewards. If you’ve been doing everything “right” and still feel stuck, this might explain why. I’m curious — what’s a piece of YouTube advice you followed that didn’t work for you? Let me know in the comments. #youtubegrowth #youtubeadvice #youtubeanalytics #contentcreator #thedistractedcreator 00:00 New Report Shows What Works in YouTube 02:30 Goals of This Video 03:30 What the Data Shows We Optimize For 04:00 What Creators Optimize For vs What YouTube Rewards 04:58 The Usual Advice on YouTube Video Length 06:37 What's the Best Length for a YouTube Video? (according to the data) 08:40 Why Long Videos Perform Well 09:52 What's the Best Length for a YouTube Title? (according to the data) 11:24 Why Shorter Titles are Better (probably) 12:22 What's the Best Way to Design a YouTube Thumbnail (according to the data) 15:26 Should Thumbnails Contain a Face? 16:36 Thumbnail Brightness & Color 18:40 Why So Much YouTube Guru Advice Backfires 20:33 Feels like a Good Place to say "Like & Subscribe" because why not 21:10 What Comes Next