BuhDan
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Assimilate my audio & video garbage directly into your flesh with the rectangle of your choice.
Fixer of problems for @linusmediagroup.com
Fixer of problems for @linusmediagroup.com
This last one is very interesting. Reverse calculating viewership here in green based on average RPV, we can see that views are supposed to be within normal ranges. Meaning that absolutely the "worth" of a view has shot up by 40%. IMHO at this time I do not think 'viewership' is down at all.
September 7, 2025 at 7:18 AM
This last one is very interesting. Reverse calculating viewership here in green based on average RPV, we can see that views are supposed to be within normal ranges. Meaning that absolutely the "worth" of a view has shot up by 40%. IMHO at this time I do not think 'viewership' is down at all.
That sounds right on the money for one of my two things it could be. Views are down 40%. Like ratio is up 40%. Revenue is stable. CPM and RPM are stable. RPV is up with Like Ratio. CPM and RPM reported have no correlation to views.
September 7, 2025 at 7:17 AM
That sounds right on the money for one of my two things it could be. Views are down 40%. Like ratio is up 40%. Revenue is stable. CPM and RPM are stable. RPV is up with Like Ratio. CPM and RPM reported have no correlation to views.
Views to revenue remains statistically correlated, and so nothing really has changed on that end. The per-view payout remains the same as before.
September 6, 2025 at 2:19 AM
Views to revenue remains statistically correlated, and so nothing really has changed on that end. The per-view payout remains the same as before.
This one here is an overlay of reversing our calculated average RPV to calculate "expected" viewership based on video revenue which is in green. Seems to be more in line with expected viewer numbers.
September 6, 2025 at 2:06 AM
This one here is an overlay of reversing our calculated average RPV to calculate "expected" viewership based on video revenue which is in green. Seems to be more in line with expected viewer numbers.
@secondwindgroup.com We went public with it. Here's a quick analysis of our channels. Looking at our revenue as well, it's stable where as revenue per viewer has skyrocketed but views are down. In currently under the mind that views are not necessarily lower.
They seem to be 'different'.
They seem to be 'different'.
September 6, 2025 at 1:49 AM
@secondwindgroup.com We went public with it. Here's a quick analysis of our channels. Looking at our revenue as well, it's stable where as revenue per viewer has skyrocketed but views are down. In currently under the mind that views are not necessarily lower.
They seem to be 'different'.
They seem to be 'different'.
Can't sag if it's jammed in so hard the case bends.
January 21, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Can't sag if it's jammed in so hard the case bends.
I wonder if the giant screen uses FreeSync.
January 7, 2025 at 1:17 AM
I wonder if the giant screen uses FreeSync.
