u/FenrirBestDoggo

I post daily shorts at 1pm europe time and always get 2-4k views. Lately I have a surplus of content (which also made me nitpick harder whats worthy), so I decided to upload at 8pm EU time, to make it lands with my US audience which according to stats is tied for 1st place for audience %.

It has been 2 days now and while my 1pm videos still get 2k views, my 8pm ones literally dont go over 10 views (first one 7, todays 3) haha.

While I know the algo needs to adjust, this seems quite extreme, also considering according to the stats all 3 people watched the entire thing and stayed.

Anyone got tips? It gaming content btw.

I have been using Streamladder now for a few weeks, and I can definitely say it has helped, as Im finally uploading clips to the social. I am specifically using the ai clipgpt tier, because my biggest problem is finding clips. I have tried before to mark them as I go in the stream but I really dont like it, and also doesnt always work out as you might be too occupied to realize you got a clip worthy moment.

While the AI, which basically just parses your stream transcript for interesting sentences being said, is very useful, there are simply too many things that make me go "this is not worth the price".

The biggest painpoint is honestly the vertical editor, while on the first face looks like it has everything you need, you slowly realize how shallow it is, and how restricted it is.

So with all this yapping out of the way, I wanted to ask if someone has used a clipping software which can reliably find high engagement moments, and has an editor as well, as I like to still edit them myself.

Let me know of your experiences.