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To assess whether 2,263 views in the last 28 days is good for a YouTube channel, we need to consider average view counts and industry benchmarks, as this depends on factors like channel size, niche, and platform norms.

Based on general YouTube analytics and industry insights, small to medium channels (under 10,000 subscribers) typically see an average of 10-100 views per video, with total channel views varying widely. For context, a channel posting one video per week (4 videos in 28 days) might expect 40-400 views total for a small channel, assuming each video gets 10-100 views. Channels with consistent posting and moderate engagement can achieve higher averages, around 500-5,000 views per 28 days, depending on subscriber count and content quality.

Your 2,263 views in 28 days equate to roughly 81 views per day. Without specifics on your channel (e.g., subscriber count, video frequency, or niche), here’s a breakdown:

• Small channels (<1,000 subscribers): 2,263 views is above average, especially if you’re posting infrequently or have a niche audience. It suggests decent engagement or discoverability.
• Medium channels (1,000-10,000 subscribers): This is solid but closer to average, particularly if you’re posting multiple videos weekly. Channels in this range often aim for 1,000-10,000 views per video.
• Large channels (>10,000 subscribers): 2,263 views would be below average unless you’re posting sparingly or your content has low discoverability.

To benchmark further, YouTube’s algorithm favors consistent uploads, high watch time, and click-through rates. If you’re achieving 2,263 views with just a few videos, your per-video performance is strong. For example, 4 videos averaging ~565 views each is excellent for a small channel but modest for a larger one.

Could you share your subscriber count, how many videos you posted in those 28 days, or your content niche? This would help me give a more tailored assessment. Alternatively, I can search for real-time YouTube analytics trends or check specific channel data if you provide your channel name.