Are you a business, looking to grow on YouTube? Or are you a content creator, looking to expand yourself on YouTube? Or maybe you are just curious to know how big YouTube is?

In this blog, we will cover 19 interesting YouTube stats (data-backed), which will give you an idea of how large the YouTube base is and plan accordingly.

YouTube’s key products include:

  • YouTube Kids
  • YouTube Music
  • YouTube Premium
  •  YouTube Shorts
  • YouTube TV

Let us understand YouTube by

By History

  • The founders were frustrated that there was no online platform where people could share their videos, so they decided to create one.

This Table Shows YouTube’s Founding & Early Growth (2005-2006)

DateEvent
February 14, 2005YouTube is founded by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim.
May 2005Beta version of YouTube is launched.
April 23, 2005The first video, Me at the Zoo, is uploaded by Jawed Karim.
August 2005YouTube introduces a 5-star rating system and Groups feature.
December 2005YouTube experiences rapid growth, with thousands of videos uploaded daily.
February 2006YouTube’s first logo is registered as a trademark, and the domain name is purchased.
March 2006A 10-minute upload limit is introduced for all videos.
April 2006YouTube adds the “Directors” feature for content creators.
May 2006Video responses and cellphone video uploads are introduced.
October 2006Google acquires YouTube for $1.65 billion, with only 65 employees at the time.
November 2006YouTube integrates with Google, improving search and monetization.

This Table Shows Monetization & Global Expansion (2007-2009)

DateEvent
May 2007YouTube Partner Program (YPP) launches, allowing creators to monetize videos with ads.
June 2007YouTube starts supporting multiple languages.
August 2007YouTube introduces ads for the first time (semi-transparent banners on videos).
December 2008YouTube HD (High-Definition) support is introduced.
December 2008Audioswap is launched, allowing creators to use licensed music.
April 2009Content ID system is introduced to manage copyright claims.
November 20091080p video support is launched.
December 2009Automatic speech recognition is introduced.

This Table Shows High-Resolution Videos & YouTube Features (2010-2012)

DateEvent
January 2010YouTube launches feature film rentals.
March 2010The “Thumbs Up/Down” rating system replaces the 5-star rating system.
July 20104K resolution support is introduced.
April 2011YouTube Live is launched.
November 2011YouTube Analytics is introduced, offering insights into video performance.
June 2012YouTube merges with Google Video.
July 2012The Olympics are live-streamed on YouTube for the first time.
October 2012YouTube partners with ABC to live-stream a U.S. presidential debate.
December 2012Gangnam Style becomes the first video to reach 1 billion views.

YouTube’s Growth & Paid Services (2013-2015)

DateEvent
March 2013YouTube reaches 1 billion unique monthly visitors.
May 2013YouTube introduces paid subscriptions for channels offering premium content.
February 2015YouTube Kids is launched as a child-friendly version.
June 2015YouTube Gaming is launched for gaming content.
October 2015YouTube Red (later YouTube Premium) launches, offering ad-free videos, background play, and exclusive content.

This Table Shows YouTube’s Key Products & Services

ProductDescription
YouTube KidsLaunched in 2015, providing a child-friendly version of YouTube.
YouTube MusicA dedicated platform for music videos and streaming.
YouTube PremiumA paid subscription for ad-free content, background play, and exclusive content.
YouTube ShortsA short-form video format competing with TikTok.
YouTube TVA live TV streaming service.

(source- animasmarketing, interestingengineering)

By Countries Using YouTube

  • YouTube is present in 100 countries and 80 languages are available

This table shows the Ranking of YouTube Users by Country (2024)

RankCountryNumber of Users (in millions)
1India637.1
2USA238
2Russia95.38
3Ukraine25.51
4Australia15.4
5Chile13.91
6Kazakhstan11.51
7Belgium8.39
8Czechia6.45
9Israel6.42
10Greece6.36
11Portugal6.28
12Hungary6.1
13Switzerland5.92

(Source- Statista)

By Regions

Here is the table of YouTube Users by Region (2024)(highest & lowest)

YouTube Users by Region (2024)

RankRegionNumber of Users (in millions)
1Southern Asia580.1
2Southeastern Asia332.6
3Northern America279.1
4Caribbean9.6
5Eastern Africa9.4

As of July 2024, approximately 94.1% of the UAE population used YouTube,( making it the country with the world’s highest YouTube penetration rate.)

(Source- globalmedianinsight) (Source- datareportal.com)

By Number Of Users

  • YouTube is the 2nd largest search engine (after Google)
  • 2.70 Billion people use YouTube every month
  • 122 million+ people access YouTube daily on its mobile app and website

This Table Shows the Percentage of the Global Population Using YouTube

StatisticValue
Global monthly accessOver a third of the world’s population
Percentage of global internet users using YouTube47%
USA Audience Size240 Million(approx.)
YouTube’s share of global mobile traffic25%

This table shows YouTube Video Content and Engagement

StatisticValue
Hours of new videos are uploaded daily720,000 hours
Total videos watched per day5 billion+ videos
Average video length12m 26s
Local versions of YouTube100+
Languages available80+
Average YouTube visitor page views per day9 pages

This Table Shows YouTube Premium & Music Subscribers

StatisticValue
Total YouTube Premium & Music subscribers80 million+
U.S. YouTube Premium & Music subscribers27 million+
Countries/regions with YouTube Premium & Music100+

This Table Shows YouTube TV Subscribers

StatisticValue
YouTube TV subscribers in the U.S.7.9 million
Most subscribed vMVPD service in the U.S.Yes

Most Subscribed vMVPD Services in the U.S

vMVPD ServiceNumber of Subscribers
YouTube TV7.9 million
Hulu + Live TV4.4 million
Sling TV2 million
Fubo1.5 million

(source-webfx) (source-demandsage, backlinko)

By Device Usage

90% of YouTube visits from users worldwide were from mobile and smart devices (source-webfx)

Here is the table showing the device share for YouTube Video views

DeviceShare of YouTube video views
Mobile63%
Connected TV/other14%
Desktop12%
Tablet8%
Console3%

(source-demandsage, backlinko)

YouTube stats by device

By Time Spent

Here is the table showing the time spent on YouTube by an average person

StatisticValue
Average YouTube visitor page views per day9 pages
Average daily time spent on YouTube19 minutes
Average mobile viewing session40+ minutes
Daily average time U.S. adults spend on YouTube48 minutes

(Source-globalmedianinsight)

By Age & Gender

YouTube is very special as it is popular across all gender and ages

This table shows the YouTube Gender Distribution (USA & Global)

RegionFemale Users (%)Male Users (%)
USA51.4%48.6%
Global45.6%54.4%

Here is a table showing the Distribution of YouTube Users Worldwide (July 2024) by Age and Gender

Age GroupFemale Users (%)Male Users (%)
18-246.7%9%
25-349.4%12.1%
35-448.1%9.8%
45-546%6.9%
55-644.6%4.8%
65+4.5%5%
  • The age bracket of 25-34 is the highest number of users on YouTube.

  • In the USA, A large part of the adult population uses YouTube.

  • YouTube is the most famous social media platform. 77.7 % of the adult population (18+) uses YouTube.

Here is the table showing YouTube Users by Generation (USA)

GenerationShare of US YouTube Users (%)
Gen Z (1997-2012)25.1%
Millennials (1981-1996)25.5%
Gen X (1965-1980)19.9%
Baby Boomers (1946-1964)15.0%
Other14.5%

(Source-demandsage, backlinko) (Source-globalmedianinsight)(Source-Statista)

By Usage

YouTube is not only used for entertainment purposes but also for information purposes.

Here is the table for YouTube Usage Reasons

StatisticValue
Top 100 searches related to music20%
Most popular languages on YouTubeEnglish & Spanish
YouTube as primary podcast destination (US)31% (Spotify: 21%, Apple Podcasts: 12%)
Teachers incorporating YouTube into lessons86%
People using YouTube for entertainment82%
People using YouTube to follow brands/companies18%
People using YouTube for professional work7%
Viewers (30-49) using YouTube as a news source37%

Here is a table showing more in-depth analysis of YouTube Usage by Generational Group with Reasons

GenerationAge RangePrimary Usage Reasons
Gen Z12-27Humor / Music Discovery / Content Creators
Millennials28-44News / Product Reviews / Entertainment
Gen X45-59Nostalgic Content / DIY Videos
Baby Boomers60-57Product Understanding / How-to Videos / Entertainment

(Source-analyzify) (Source-wyzowl)

By Businesses Using YouTube

  • 91% of companies use video marketing. YouTube is the best platform for video marketing.
  • 83% of businesses with a YouTube channel have reported that it has helped them gain a local following. (Source-analyzify)
  • 70% of Viewers Have Made a Purchase After Seeing a Brand on YouTube (Source-socialshephard)
  • 78% Of businesses agree that YouTube is Vial for business growth
  • Here is the table showing Top Companies Investing in YouTube Advertising (2023)

(Advertising Spending in Million U.S. Dollars)

CompanyAdvertising Spending (Million USD)
Apple Inc237.15
Disney177.76
Donald J. Trump for President146.29
Biden for President115.76
Riot Games Inc103.08
Hulu99.14
Procter & Gamble95.65
Geico91.93
Verizon80.54
Expedia Inc77.58

By Business And Marketing

In the era of content marketing, video marketing is the most popular format. A lot of leads and conversions have been generated via YouTube

YouTube ranked second as a platform where consumers came to spend money after seeing something. (Between March and May 2024)

This table shows YouTube Marketing Stats – Usage

StatisticPercentage/Rank
Percentage of B2B decision-makers using YouTube for research purposes50.9%
YouTube as a platform for influencer marketing2nd best Place
Percentage of marketers use YouTube for their video marketing efforts90%
Percentage of marketers use YouTube (as of 2023)54%
Percentage of marketers plan to increase their use of YouTube videos (as of 2023)59%

  This table shows YouTube Marketing Stats – Trust & Engagement

StatisticPercentage/Year
Percentage of YouTube users consider it a trustworthy platform70%
Percentage of Viewers Have Made a Purchase After Seeing a Brand on YouTube70%
Percentage of YouTube users felt YouTube was more relatable39%
Percentage of Gen Z said YouTube was more relatable56%
Percentage of viewers said YouTube was more influential than traditional TV, streaming, or movies (as of 2024)33%
Percentage of Gen Z said YouTube was more influential than traditional TV, streaming, or movies (as of 2024)47%

  YouTube Marketing Stats – Ads & Marketing Performance

StatisticPercentage/Year
Ads Targeted by Intent Have100% Higher Lift in Purchase Intent
Pre-roll skippable ads are preferred by29% of respondents
A percentage of respondents felt non-skippable ads were effective7%
YouTube’s global advertising revenue increased by a percentage ( compared to 2022)8%
Percentage of marketers saw improvement in ROI due to anti-ad blocker measures38%
Percentage of marketers saw a noticeable improvement in performance due to anti-ad blocker measures45%

  YouTube Marketing Stats – Video Performance

StatisticPercentage/Year
Ideal Length for a YouTube Video7-15 min
Viewers selected YouTube video content (as of 2024)Most Engaging
Percentage of users ranked short videos under 5 minutes as the most engaging45% Of Users
Users said long videos were more engaging21% Of Users
Users said live streams were the most engaging11% Of Users

By Advertisements On YouTube

As YouTube usage and popularity are huge, every business runs Ads on this platform to gain maximum reach.

Between 2010 to 2023, YouTube’s Ad revenue increased by 3,838% from $0.8 billion to $31.5 billion.

This table shows YouTube Advertising Revenue & Growth

StatisticValueYear
YouTube’s Ad revenue in 2023$31 billion2023
YouTube’s ads accounted for a 10.09% share of Alphabet’s overall revenue in the (first nine months of 2023)10.09%2023
Biggest revenue jump during pandemic (2020-2021)$9.1B (46% increase)2020-2021

YouTube Ad Reach & Demography

This table shows YouTube Ad Reach & Demographics

StatisticValue
YouTube’s total potential ad reach(as of 2024)2.5 billion
YouTube’s ad reach among users aged 18+(as of 2024)2.17 billion
YouTube’s total ad reach vs world population(as of 2024)  31%
YouTube’s total ad reach vs total Internet users(as of 2024)  46%
YouTube’s advertising reach (male internet users)(as of 2024)  54%
YouTube’s advertising reach (female internet users)(as of 2024)  46%
YouTube accounted for 10% of social media-driven web traffic (3rd place)(as of 2024)10%

This Table Shows YouTube Ad Reach by Country (2024)

Country Ad Reach vs Population (%)
Bahrain102%
Lebanon100%
Oman99%
Qatar96%
  • The USA has always been a good market for targeting via YouTube ads.
  • The US has generated the most ad revenue for YouTube. The country’s contribution to YouTube’s total ad revenue has remained within the 45%-50% range.

This Table Shows The YouTube Ad Revenue Contribution by Region (2020-2023)

YearUS Contribution (%)EMEA(Europe, the Middle East and Africa Contribution)(%)
202047%30%
202146%31%
202248%29%
202347%30%

YouTube Ads Market Trends

This table shows YouTube Ads Market Trends & Budget Allocation by marketers

StatisticValue
Marketers using paid ads on YouTube (as of 2024)52%
Marketers without a YouTube budget (as of 2024)32%
Marketers allocating over 51% of the budget to YouTube (as of 2024)21%
Marketers planning to increase YouTube marketing budget (as of 2024)65%
Marketers planning to maintain their budget (as of 2024)18%
Marketers uncertain about budget allocation (as of 2024)7%
Marketers planning to decrease investment (as of 2024)10%

This Table Shows YouTube RPM and CPM Rates by Category

CategoryEstimated RPM ($)Estimated CPM ($)
Low Shorts RPM0.010.02
Typical Shorts RPM0.050.09
High Shorts RPM0.080.15
Music0.751.36
Entertainment / Pets & Animals1.001.82
Gaming2.504.55
People & Blogs / How To & Style3.506.36
Education5.009.09
Digital Marketing / Finance (Lower Bound)8.0014.55
Digital Marketing / Finance (Upper Bound)20.0036.36

This Table Shows YouTube Ad Performance & Relevance

StatisticValue
A percentage of YouTube users said that YouTube ads were more relevant than ads on linear TV or other streaming apps(as of 2024)  59%
YouTube accounted for the percentage  of social media-driven web traffic in 2024 (3rd place)(as of 2024)  10%
In-app purchases in January 2024 (US)(as of 2024)  $29M
In-app purchases in January 2024 (Japan)(as of 2024)  $19M
Percentage Of Businesses Happy With ROI They Get From YouTube Ads  75%
Percentage Of Small Businesses Benefited By YouTube Marketing83%
YouTube’s global in-app revenue (as of 2021)  $1.2B
US contribution to YouTube’s in-app revenue (as of 2021)$567M

The Table Shows Most Common YouTube Marketing Strategies (2024)

Marketing StrategyUsage Percentage (%)
Influencer Marketing26%
Organic Content Marketing25%
Paid Advertising14%
Sponsored Content & Collaborations10%
Product Placements7%
Affiliate Marketing4%

(Source-analyzify)(Source-globalmedianinsight)(Source-demandsage, backlinko)(Source-webfx)(Source-whop)(Source-socialshephard)

By E-Commerce Marketing

Shopping and video marketing have now become inseparable.

A lot of businesses use YouTube for marketing their products and also get good ROI.

This table shows YouTube’s Influence on Consumer Purchase Decisions

StatisticPercentage/Value
YouTube users who watched YouTube to help them make a purchase decision68%
YouTube users who watched shopping-related videos (as of 2024)30 billion+ hours
Increase in watch time for videos that help people shop on YouTube(as of 2024)25% increase
Consumers are more likely to make purchases directly on YouTube39%
Gen Z consumers more likely to shop on YouTube68%

This table shows YouTube as a Source for Product Information & Reviews

StatisticPercentage
Consumers who use YouTube to find product information92%
Consumers who ranked YouTube as their first choice for product reviews & information34%

(Source- whop)

By Creator Presence On YouTube

Content creation has become so popular that many people seek content creation as a full-time and sustainable job.

  • As of December 2024, there are approximately 65.3 million YouTube creators worldwide.
  • There has been significant growth in number of creators.

Total active YouTube channels (including brands, studios, etc.)More than 114 million
Channels with 100,000+ subscribersAround 550,000
YouTube channels with 1M+ subscribers60,000

This table shows YouTube Usage for Creator Content & Brand Interaction

StatisticPercentage
Consumers who used YouTube at least once a week to consume creator content86%
Consumers who interacted with brands they discovered on YouTube85%

Consumer Behavior Influenced by YouTube

StatisticPercentage
Consumers who prepared a new food or beverage because of a YouTube video51%
Consumers who learned something interesting41%
Consumers who discovered a new musical artist or group40%
Consumers who purchased something35%
Consumers who repaired or assembled something35%
Consumers who discovered a new brand26%
Consumers who started a new routine or habit25%

 The table shows YouTube Video Upload Statistics

MetricValue
Videos uploaded per hour30,000 hours
Videos uploaded per minute500 hours
Total videos on YouTube~3.9 billion
YouTube Shorts videos826 million
Average video lengthminutes 26 seconds

This table shows YouTube Video Trends & Popular Content

CategoryViews Generated
“GRWM” (Get Ready With Me) videos13 billion
Generative AI-related videos1.7 billion
Barbie movie-related videos1 billion
YouTube Shorts daily views70 billion

This table shows The YouTube Videos that had the highest number of views as of 2024

VideoViews
Baby Shark Dance (music, kids)13.3 billion
Despacito (music)8.25 billion
Johny Johny Yes Papa (music, kids)6.78 billion
Bath Song (music, kids)6.38 billion
Shape of You (music)6.07 billion
See You Again (music)6.01 billion
Wheels on the Bus (music, kids)5.53 billion
Phonic Song with Two Words (music, kids)5.47 billion
Uptown Funk (music)5.02 billion
Learning Colors – Colorful Eggs on a Farm (music, kids)4.45 billion

This table shows the channels having the highest number of subscribers (as of 2024)

ChannelSubscribers
Mr. Beast352 million
T-Series (music)257 million
MrBeast (entertainment)228 million
CocoMelon – Nursery Rhymes (education)170 million
SET India (entertainment)167 million
Kids Diana Show (film)117 million
PewDiePie (entertainment)111 million
Like Nastya (entertainment)111 million
Vlad and Niki (entertainment)107 million
Zee Music Company (music)103 million
WWE (sports)million

Top creator earning via YouTube

MetricValue
Estimated net worth of MrBeast (Top Creator)$105 million
Estimated annual earnings of MrBeast$54 million

This table shows YouTube Revenue & Monetization

MetricValue
Average earnings per 1,000 views$1.61 – $29.3
Average earnings per 1,000 views (general estimate)$18
Revenue share for long-form content (creators)55%
Revenue share for long-form content (YouTube)45%
Study of 6 YouTubers: earnings per 1,000 views$2 – $12

(Source- demandsage, backlinko,(Source-wyzowl),(Source-analyzify),Business Insider, Source-analyzify),demandsage.com)

By Engagement

  • YouTube was ranked as the most time-consuming app among smartphone users (scoring best in engagement index) (as of March 2024-May 2024)
  • YouTube was the most used social media app among smartphone users (as of March 2024 – May 2024)

This table Shows The General YouTube Engagement

MetricValue
YouTube monthly visits (April – June 2024)32 billion
YouTube had a daily open rate ( July 2024)64%
Percentage of users find YouTube more relaxing and entertaining than TV, streaming, and movies (as of 2024)26%
YouTube content watched on TV platforms daily (as of 2024)1 billion+ hours
YouTube shorts popularity

YouTube Shorts receives 70 billion+ daily views (as of 2024)  
Shorts within the 30-40-second range are the most popular (as of 2024)  

YouTube was the most used app in total time spent, ahead of Facebook & WhatsApp (March-May 2024)

This table shows YouTube User Behavior (Global)

MetricValue
Percentage of YouTube users who watch over 17 hours of video content weekly (as of 2024)27%
Percentage of YouTube visits come from desktop devices (as of 2024)12%

This Table Shows YouTube Engagement in the U.S. (2024)

MetricValue
Percentage of Gen Z’s video engagement time spent on YouTube (as of 2024)29.3%
Percentage of overall YouTube Shorts traffic from the U.S.(as of 2024)19.4%
Percentage of U.S. internet users who access YouTube daily(as of 2024)62%
Most active YouTube users by age(as of 2024)Spread across all age groups
29% of Gen Z’s time spent engaging with online video is on YouTube (as of 2024)29%
  • YouTube has approximately 114 million YouTube channels in 2024.
  •  Only 4.4% of active YouTube users created their own YouTube channel(as of 2023).

(source –TimQueen)

This Table Shows YouTube Creators & Channel Performance

MetricValue
YouTube channels with 100K-1M subscribers have the highest engagement rate (as of 2024)3.47%
90% of YouTube subscribers come from less than (as of 2024)< 5% of channels
60% of YouTube users are open to AI-generated content (as of 2024)60%
52% of YouTube users have watched a VTuber (virtual YouTuber) (as of 2024)52%

This Table Shows Engagement Rates of YouTube Channels by Follower Count

Follower CountEngagement Rate (%)
More than 1 million1.90%
100,000 – 1 million3.47%
1,000 – 5,0003.40%

(source-analyzify) (source-socialshephard) (source-webfx)(source-whop)

By Revenue

YouTube contributes largely to the world’s GDP. It’s revenue is generated by Ads and In-App Purchases.

YouTube Revenue Statistics

StatisticValue
Percentage of Google’s ad revenues from YouTube6%
Average revenue per mile (long-form videos)$3
Average revenue per mile (short-form videos)$0.05
YouTube’s contribution to US GDP$35 billion
U.S. YouTube in-app purchase revenue (January 2024)$29 million

The table below show You Tube’s Revenue via Ads

YearRevenue (by ads)
2024 (H1)$16.75 billion
2023 $31.5 billion
2022$29.24 billion
2021$28.8 billion
2020$19.7 billion
2019$15.1 billion
2018$11.1 billion
2017$8.1 billion
2016$6.7 billion
2015$5.5 billion
2014$4.2 billion
2013$3.1 billion
2012$1.7 billion
2011$1.3 billion
2010$800 million

The table below shows You Tube’s Revenue via In-App Purchases

CountryYouTube (In APP Revenue)
United States$28.29 million
Japan$19.26 million
South Korea$8.77 million
Australia$2.82 million
Brazil$2.77 million
United Kingdom$2.49 million
Taiwan$2.47 million
Hong Kong$2.3 million
Canada$2.02 million
Germany$1.9 million

(source-demandsage, backlinko)(source-globalmedianinsight)(source-analyzify)

By App Download

YouTube App Download Statistics

StatisticValue
YouTube’s mobile app ranking worldwide (2023)3rd place with 182 million downloads
Total YouTube app downloads on Google Play StoreOver 10 billion
YouTube app downloads by iOS users in the U.S. (Apple App Store)5 million

(source-webfx)(source-analyzify)

By Traffic

  • YouTube gets the 2nd highest traffic in the world
  • It gets 113 billion+ monthly site visits

YouTube Traffic by Country

CountryPercentage of YouTube Traffic
United States16.4%
India9.2%
Japan4.8%

(source-analyzify)(source-globalmedianinsight)

By Number Of Employees

YouTube activity  supports 390000 jobs in the USA (supporting an array of creator, managers or full-time employment)

YearNumber of Employees
2023189,579 employees
2022186,779 employees
2021150,028 employees
2020118,899 employees
2019100,000+ employees
201890,000+ employees

Source-thumbnail,-analyzify)

By Growth

As a brand, YouTube has shown a massive growth.

YouTube Brand Value Growth (2020-2024)

YearBrand Value (Billion USD)Growth Since 2020 (%)
202016.40%
202117.35.5%
202223.845.1%
202329.781.1%
202431.793%

(Source-whop)

The Ifs, Buts  & The Pitfalls  Of YouTube

There are many reasons why YouTube has negatively affected people.

PitfallKey Issues
Exposure to Inappropriate ContentAlgorithms fail to filter all inappropriate content, exposing young users to harmful material.
Addiction and Screen Time ConcernsAutoplay and personalized recommendations encourage excessive screen time, affecting sleep and productivity.
Misinformation and Fake NewsFalse information spreads rapidly, impacting public perception and behavior.
Data Privacy ConcernsExtensive data collection raises privacy concerns, with limited user control over personal data.
Pressure on Content CreatorsCreators face burnout due to constant content demands and algorithm-driven pressures.

Challenges Faced by YouTubers

ChallengePercentage Affected
Difficulty in locating and engaging the audience30%
Issues with YouTube SEO30%
Finding relevant hashtags30%
Identifying ideal posting time30%

YouTube has removed several channels. Here is the table showing YouTube Channel Removals (Q2 2024)

QuarterNumber of Channels Removed
Q1 202415.79 million
Q2 20243.26 million

Reasons for Video Removals on YouTube

Reason for RemovalPercentage of Removed Videos
Child Safety Violations34%
Spam/Misleading Content5%
Cyberbullying & Harassment8%

(Source-projectmanagers,demandsage)

If We Sum Up

YouTube is popular across the world, but is majorly liked in India & USA. It is also popular among all age groups.

Businesses are either investing in YouTube or are planning to invest in YouTube. No one should miss this opportunity to be present on the best video marketing platform.

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