🎡 festivyl
YouTube Promo Analysis
June 3–4, 2026 · 3 active promotions · Audience Growth
Total spend
$64.83
137 subscribers gained
$64.83
Total Spend
3 promotions
31,148
Impressions
$2.08 per 1,000
762
Views
2.4% avg view rate
137
Subscribers
$0.47 avg per sub
$0.36
Best Cost/Sub
"real flex" video
2
Follow-on Views
needs attention
Subscribers by video
Cost per subscriber
All promotions — sorted by subscribers
"Rich With Real Friends" single is out now everywhere
most subs
best view rate
Rich Spirit album drops June 12, 2026, wherever you stream music.
7,130
impressions
242
views
53
subs
3.4%
view rate
Turns out real friends are the real flex
best cost/sub
Rich with Real Friends out now. Rich Spirit drops June 12.
7,849
impressions
128
views
51
subs
1.6%
view rate
Are Zach & Bryce actually together? We answer everything you've been asking for
highest cost/sub
who's top, who's bottom? never have i ever — nothing is off limits
16,169
impressions
392
views
33
subs
2.4%
view rate
The RWRF single leads on subs and view rate
53 subscribers at a 3.4% view rate — the best of all three on both counts. The June 12 album date in the description is likely working: people have a reason to subscribe now and come back for the drop.
"Real flex" is the most efficient subscriber driver at $0.36/sub
Low view rate (1.6%) but the best cost per subscriber. The people who click through are highly qualified and almost all subscribing. A low view rate isn't always bad — what matters is who's converting, and this video is finding the right people.
The two music promos are a strong one-two combination
The RWRF single pulls reach (3.4% view rate, most eyeballs). "Real flex" drives conversions ($0.36/sub). They serve different functions and reinforce each other — one gets attention, the other closes the subscriber. Running both heading into June 12 is the right call.
The Q&A is awareness, not a subscriber driver — and that's okay
At $0.79/sub it's the least efficient converter, but it's reaching 16,169 people with a compelling personality hook. Think of it as brand introduction spending — it tells the Festivyl story to cold audiences who've never heard of them. Don't judge it against the music promos.
137 subscribers — only 2 follow-on views
New subscribers are not watching anything else after they subscribe. The channel page isn't giving them a clear next step. Fix this before spending more — pin the RWRF single and update the channel banner and description for June 12.
📋 Campaign Summary
Total spend$64.83
Total impressions31,148
Total views762
Total subscribers137
Avg cost per sub$0.47
Best cost per sub$0.36 · "real flex"
Best view rate3.4% · RWRF single
Follow-on views2 — needs fixing
1
Scale the RWRF single — best all-around performer
Best view rate (3.4%), most subscribers (53), and $0.39/sub. With June 12 six days out this is the video to put the most budget behind. The album date in the description is working — keep it exactly as is.
2
Keep "real flex" running — most efficient subscriber driver
$0.36/sub is exceptional — well under the $0.50 benchmark. Don't touch it. The low view rate doesn't matter when the conversion rate is this good. Run it alongside the RWRF single through June 12.
3
Reduce the Q&A to awareness-only budget
Drop to $5–8/day. It's doing a brand awareness job, not a subscriber growth job. Keep it running for the broad reach but redirect the rest of that budget to the music promos heading into the album drop.
4
Fix the channel page today — before spending another dollar
Pin the RWRF single, update the channel banner to reference June 12, and make sure the description mentions the album drop. 137 subscribers with 2 follow-on views means the channel page is losing people who are already interested.
5
After June 12 — clip the Q&A into a 30–60 second teaser
Pull the most provocative exchange and promote it as a short standalone clip. It'll get a higher view rate and drive people to the full video organically — far more efficient than promoting 40 minutes cold to a new audience.