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A paid dedicated review built around the RayNeo GT Max launch at IFA Berlin. 14.4K views and a 5.9% click-through rate in its first 60 hours live.
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Published 3 September 2026 as a paid dedicated video for the RayNeo GT Max IFA Berlin launch. This is what the first 60 hours looked like, shared as-is, not cherry-picked after the fact.
Viewers actively comparing products before a purchase decision, the exact moment a sponsor message lands with intent.
Recent uploads hold viewers to an average watch time north of 3 minutes, well past the point most short-form ads get skipped.
84.9% of views come from YouTube's own recommendations, not shorts churn or paid boosting. The platform itself vouches for the content.
2.2K subscribers and a 7.4% average thumbnail click-through rate. Full audience retention, watch-time, and conversion data available in the media kit, sent directly to partners upon request.
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