What three metrics can help you assess performance?

Comments, views, and watch time are key metrics for assessing video performance. Comments indicate audience engagement and sentiment, showing how viewers are reacting to your content. Views measure the overall reach and popularity of your video. Watch time, arguably the most important metric, reflects how long viewers are actively engaged with your content, signaling its quality and relevance. Geography, demographics, and watch time are valuable for understanding your audience but don't directly measure video performance in the same way as engagement (comments) and reach (views). Views, subtitles, and revenue mixes a performance metric (views) with a feature (subtitles) and a financial outcome (revenue), not all of which are direct performance indicators. Device, views, and playback location combines a performance metric (views) with technical details (device, playback location) that are less about content performance and more about audience access patterns.