YouTube Search — Traffic source — Art Harrison (@theartharrison)

YouTube Searchsearch

Traffic · how viewers arrive

YouTube Search has sent views to 2 of this channel's videos.

2Views via YouTube Search — across 2 days it has been live on this channel

Search traffic reflects videos answering a query a viewer typed in. It tends to build slowly and persist; once a video ranks for a query, it can keep collecting views for months.

First seen

YouTube Search first sent views on Jun 5, 2026, contributing 1 view to They Said I Was Afraid To Succeed. This Pill Proved Them Wrong..

Best day

Peak day: Jun 5, 2026 — 1 view. Top contributor: They Said I Was Afraid To Succeed. This Pill Proved Them Wrong. (1 view).

Active life

Daily volume from Jun 5, 2026 through Jun 26, 2026.

Days active

Table: summary_traffic_source_daily
Key: traffic_source_id=5
Columns: total_views
Window: all tracked days
Sample: 22 days tracked

count of days with at least one view from this source

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of 22 tracked

Distinct videos

Table: traffic_daily
Key: traffic_source_id=5
Columns: video_id
Window: all tracked days

count of distinct video_ids with any view from this source

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videos reached

Avg per active day

Table: summary_traffic_source_daily
Key: traffic_source_id=5
Columns: total_views
Window: active days only
Sample: 2 active days

total views on active days divided by active day count

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views

Total: 2 views

Total views

Table: summary_video_traffic
Key: traffic_source_id=5
Columns: total_views
Window: all tracked days

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· 2m watched · 1.8% click rate

Click rate

Table: summary_video_traffic
Key: traffic_source_id=5
Columns: weighted_ctr
Window: all tracked days, impression-weighted

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Sparse activity at this scale — patterns drawn from a handful of days are mostly noise.

Open the funnel — impressions to subscribers

Subscribers gained are allocated to this source proportionally by view share — YouTube does not break subscribers out by source in the public reporting feed, so the value is an inference rather than a measured count.