Viewers, retention per episode, where your audience comes from: how to read your creator stats and decide what to do next.
Look at the viewers per episode. A small drop at each episode is normal. A big drop after one episode tells you exactly where to look: a slow opening, a confusing scene or a missing hook at the end.
Fix the episode where people leave first: it helps every episode after it.
Every visit through your tracked links is counted, along with the sign-ups it brings. Compare your channels: if TikTok teasers bring more viewers than your YouTube descriptions, make more teasers.
Change one thing at a time: if you change everything, you won't know what worked.
Ratings and comments tell you what people feel. Reply to comments, thank the people who tip you and follow other creators: a community of creators who support each other grows faster.
The DeepStories team picks titles for the home page and the genre pages every week. Titles that keep their viewers, have a strong poster and an active creator are the first ones chosen.
From a YouTube video to a title live on DeepStories: connecting your channel, the artwork that gets clicks, and what the team checks before publishing.
Your share kit, the best places to post your link, a simple weekly routine and free tools to make your posts stand out.
How Fragments work, which episodes to keep free, how to set a fair price, and how to get paid.
The first 30 seconds, cliffhangers, episode length and release rhythm: what keeps people watching episode after episode.
Use the free DeepStories estimator to turn your YouTube views into a realistic revenue forecast, then choose your price and your free episodes.