Cyberars
BANNED
- Nov 5, 2011
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*** UPDATE and Conclusions ***
today i finalized the ranking process and even improved the goals on the fly...
one of my best clients that i shared this experiment with, contacted me today and suggest that i should try to aim higher (given the retention and traffic quality and speeds we use)
he said that although on this experiment we did managed to rank #2 on the 1st page, it's still a 3 words search term that has only 218,000 results and if i would try to rank a 2 word search term
that got 2M results i will get a higher volume of searches, i decided to try it right away on the same video, just a quick edit of the main keyword and INSTANTLY it's on the #1 - 1st page of a more competitive search term.
checked from external US VM (not related or logged in for that youtube user)
https://imageshack.com/i/pmJhJqujp
i came to conclusion that i posted before, the unlisted method is just another way to trick youtube to think that the video is getting a lot of views in a very short term,
basically, if we use a traffic source that will generate fast traffic on a new fresh PUBLIC video the result will be the same!
i mean that, if video A is unlisted for 4 days and getting 1K per day and then goes public (with 4K on the RT counter) it will be equal to video B that went public on the same day and got 4K views per hour.
the YT index will first see video A at the moment it's go public and will count ALL the past 4 days views as views that came on the SAME hour instantly, that will make the algo think that the video is a trend/viral that got so much traction in a short while, same if you use PUBLIC new video B and send fast rate traffic close to the initial index time.
although this was a ranking experiment, not for ROI intentions, i will update about organic interactions and or affiliate sales generated from this video in the future
today i finalized the ranking process and even improved the goals on the fly...
one of my best clients that i shared this experiment with, contacted me today and suggest that i should try to aim higher (given the retention and traffic quality and speeds we use)
he said that although on this experiment we did managed to rank #2 on the 1st page, it's still a 3 words search term that has only 218,000 results and if i would try to rank a 2 word search term
that got 2M results i will get a higher volume of searches, i decided to try it right away on the same video, just a quick edit of the main keyword and INSTANTLY it's on the #1 - 1st page of a more competitive search term.
checked from external US VM (not related or logged in for that youtube user)
https://imageshack.com/i/pmJhJqujp
i came to conclusion that i posted before, the unlisted method is just another way to trick youtube to think that the video is getting a lot of views in a very short term,
basically, if we use a traffic source that will generate fast traffic on a new fresh PUBLIC video the result will be the same!
i mean that, if video A is unlisted for 4 days and getting 1K per day and then goes public (with 4K on the RT counter) it will be equal to video B that went public on the same day and got 4K views per hour.
the YT index will first see video A at the moment it's go public and will count ALL the past 4 days views as views that came on the SAME hour instantly, that will make the algo think that the video is a trend/viral that got so much traction in a short while, same if you use PUBLIC new video B and send fast rate traffic close to the initial index time.
although this was a ranking experiment, not for ROI intentions, i will update about organic interactions and or affiliate sales generated from this video in the future