A creator's video about OpenCLAW and Claude Code got filtered by YouTube's new algorithm targeting sensationalist headlines, dropping to a 9% click-through rate. YouTube is cracking down on clickbait titles, so creators need to rethink how they package their videos.
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So this is the first time my YouTube got filtered. It really didn't like one of my titles. I had a video come out on Monday. I'm like, dude, the click-through rate's 9% and it's not getting any traffic. And I'm like, what the heck is going on? So the title was, can OpenCLAW and Claude Code actually replace humans? Right? Because there's an algorithm update that happened, I think this month, where YouTube hates sensationalist headlines. And I'm like, what's going on? 9% click-through rate. And then I'm like, oh, I got filtered. So just a flag for everyone. If you're doing YouTube, they're really cracking down on the sensationalist headlines and the packaging now. If you want more insights on AI, marketing, and business, just newsletter.