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Northern Crimes YouTube channel stats and outlier videos

True crime and mystery from Alaska, Canada & the Pacific Northwest (and sometimes other northern places!) I've alway been interested in true crime, storytelling and the outdoors. Seems like covering stories from Alaska, Canada and the Pacific Northwest is a good fit for my style. My goal is to c

Subscribers120K
Total views15M
Videos150
Average views per video (est.)161K
CountryUS
LanguageEN (est.)
Created2022-01-03

Niches: True Crime (faceless).

Best outlier videos

Uploads that beat this channel's own median views, strongest first.

Latest uploads

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Repeatable pattern

No title shape stands out across the last 100 uploads of Northern Crimes, so results here rest more on the topic of each video.

Content map

What the last 100 indexed uploads look like, by length.

FormatUploadsMedian viewsMedian outlier
Shorts104.5K1×
Under 20 minutes1139K0.3×
20 to 60 minutes65107K0.9×
Over 60 minutes14149K0.9×

Levers to test

  • Shorts did best here, at 1× against 0.3× for under 20 minutes. Start with that format.
  • The channel posted about 4 uploads a month over its last 30 uploads. Plan a pace you can hold for the same stretch.

These come from the channel's public numbers. They show what went with better results, not what caused them.

Frequently asked questions

How many subscribers does Northern Crimes have?

Northern Crimes has about 120K subscribers, from the public count YouTube shows.

How often does Northern Crimes upload?

About 4 uploads a month, going by the last 30 indexed uploads.

What is the best recent video from Northern Crimes?

"Oregon's Most Disturbing Conspiracy" reached 5.4× the channel's usual views, the strongest of the uploads we hold.

Can I see the age, gender or income of the Northern Crimes audience?

No. YouTube keeps audience details private to the channel owner in YouTube Studio, and the public API does not share them. TubeMind does not guess them.

Public statistics from the official YouTube Data API; averages and multipliers are TubeMind estimates, see how scores work. Open Northern Crimes on YouTube.