One other facet of Meta’s latest shift to re-categorize all movies posted to the app (besides live-streams) as Reels is that this may also change how Meta counts views for non-Reels clips.
Up until the announcement, Meta counted Fb video views (non-Reels) at 3 seconds of view time, which means that the video wanted to be on-screen and taking part in for 3-seconds, at the very least, to register as a view. However now, Meta’s bringing this into line with Reels measurement, with video views to be counted principally as quickly because the video begins taking part in.
Which, as Mondo Metrics chief Nick Cicero factors out, signifies that, now, each main social platform counts a video view after a second.
Properly besides LinkedIn (2 seconds), whereas common YouTube video views (the whole lot however Shorts) are nonetheless counted at 30 seconds. 30 seconds looks like a extra viable measure of consideration and engagement, and it additionally value noting that almost all platforms do additionally present 2-second and 3-second view counts inside their advert metrics, in addition to completion charges to offer extra context. However it will be important for social media managers to grasp what that view rely knowledge really means, and represents, in actual world phrases.
To maintain you up to the mark, Nick Cicero has printed this up to date overview of how every platform measures a view for fast reference.
You will get extra information on every at:
Or the workforce from Mondo Metrics can present extra in-depth perception.
As a result of as Cicero notes:
“Views are low-cost. Consideration is pricey.”
Price paying attention to what you’re really measuring on this respect.