10 Metrics to Track the Success of Your Video Campaigns

Reviewed by:  Karan Bhasin

Written by:  Aquib Nawab

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This shows how many people watched your video. A higher view count means your content is reaching more people, giving you an idea of its popularity and whether your distribution strategy is working well.

1. View Count

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Play rate tells you how many people clicked "play" on your video after seeing it. A high play rate means your thumbnail, title, or placement is catching attention and drawing viewers to hit play.

2. Play Rate

3. Engagement Rate

Engagement measures how much of your video people watch. If they watch most or all of it, your content is interesting and keeping them hooked. A high rate means your video is highly engaging.

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CTR shows how many people clicked on a link, button, or call-to-action in your video. A higher CTR means your video is motivating viewers to take the next step, like visiting your website.

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4. Click-Through Rate (CTR)

This measures how many viewers take an action, like signing up, buying something, or filling out a form after watching your video. A strong conversion rate shows your video is persuasive and effective.

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5. Conversion Rate

When people share your video on social media, it means they enjoyed it and want others to see it too. Shares help your video reach more people, boosting its visibility and engagement.

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6. Social Shares

7. Comments & Feedback

Comments tell you what viewers think about your video. Look at feedback to understand what worked well and what didn’t. It’s a direct way to learn what your audience likes or wants to see improved.

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This shows if people leave your page quickly after watching your video. A high bounce rate might mean your video or page content isn’t matching their expectations, and changes may be needed.

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8. Bounce Rate

This metric calculates how much money you spend to get one view. A lower CPV means your campaign is reaching more people at a lower cost, helping you get better results for your budget.

9. Cost Per View (CPV)

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This tells you who is watching your video, like their age, gender, location, or interests. Knowing this helps you create videos that connect better with your audience and meet their preferences.

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10. Audience Demographics

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