I will post some examples of the ones that are performing well.
It seems like viewer preferences differ from platform to platform, YouTube shorts watchers tend to like a little more meat and potatoes on their videos where TikTok viewers want quicker content.
YouTube 30-60 second clips
TikTok 15-30 second clips
That’s what I’m noticing.
Editing tricks help - slowing down key moments - speeding up boring ones - if I’m just flying I tend to speed those moments up and then slow down when I’m firing my guns.
These videos are doing well on YouTube with over 1000 views each
https://youtube.com/shorts/2MX4rjSIJsc?is=EWa9WNbj_sEjw6rkhttps://youtube.com/shorts/o0uognHuzd8?is=akn7_0RU-LbaenRBhttps://youtube.com/shorts/Ohr1Pn7Zu78?is=D-7x4zfCzOkqb_qBhttps://youtube.com/shorts/c1TCRw01G2s?is=QZsT6l7bH7FO0E6cWon’t let me embed them for some reason - you’ll have to follow the link.
Feel free to check out the others for more examples - most did well, very few got less than 500 views.
Tiktok I struggle to break 500 views on any video - YouTube shorts watchers seem to like the Aces High content more thank TikTok viewers.
But it ALL depends on the algorithms, tags you use, and engagement from the community. More engagement means it pushes the video out to more people.