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Human Rights Watch Inc

155.0K subscribers

Despite a massive 155k subscriber base, Human Rights Watch struggles with a dormant audience, yielding a view-to-subscriber ratio of just 0.8%. While their investigative storytelling is top-tier and upload consistency is strong (42 videos in 90 days), a glaring 2% caption coverage rate is a major accessibility failure for a global rights organization.

Great Oaks Charter School

342 subscribers

Great Oaks Charter School maintains a healthy upload cadence (12 videos in 90 days) and excels at mission storytelling through strong, student-centric titles like 'Newark Made Them.' However, a severe lack of accessibility (2% caption coverage) and zero average comments suggest the audience is passive, with overall metrics heavily skewed by a single outlier video.

American Society Of Mechanical Engineers

123.0K subscribers

ASME excels at mission storytelling, using compelling titles like 'The Risky Gamble That Built The Jet Age' rather than generic organizational updates. While they maintain a consistent upload schedule of about 2 videos per month, their recent audience resonance is low, with new videos averaging only 2K views despite a 123K subscriber base. Their overall metrics are heavily skewed by a single viral video with over 350K views.