xXKrustyKrabXx
Newbie
- May 15, 2018
- 13
- 0
Hi guys,
Just wanted to get some opinions and advice here.
I’m a music artist that’s fighting hard and the music videos I release are very high budget production videos too.
So I’m well aware that pretty much all these vendors use click farms/click bots to get the job done but my main reason for wanting to use them is just for social proof (numbers on the screen).
I do run multiple social media campaigns on the side as well with a company called HIP Video Promo, and I’ve had reasonable success with organic growth. I have definitely noticed that people are more inclined to give a video “a chance” when it has a lot of views to begin with. Hence, this thread.
I’ve been looking at vendors like Devumi or looking at the BuyViewsReview website to read up on articles and reviews. That site mentions that there is a complete myth someone could have their video taken down or account banned from buying views because that would mean competitors could buy views for someone else’s video to get them taken down. That makes sense, right?
I do have to mention as well that I won’t be planning on monetising my YouTube videos either to stay out of their radar. I will also never be crazy enough to purchase 100k views outright but would rather do it in small increments over a period of time.
I’ve used Devumi once and it did the job on the video I didn’t care much about.
However, I’m a little more worried about testing this out on music videos that have cost thousands of dollars to create.
What are your thoughts on this?
Just wanted to get some opinions and advice here.
I’m a music artist that’s fighting hard and the music videos I release are very high budget production videos too.
So I’m well aware that pretty much all these vendors use click farms/click bots to get the job done but my main reason for wanting to use them is just for social proof (numbers on the screen).
I do run multiple social media campaigns on the side as well with a company called HIP Video Promo, and I’ve had reasonable success with organic growth. I have definitely noticed that people are more inclined to give a video “a chance” when it has a lot of views to begin with. Hence, this thread.
I’ve been looking at vendors like Devumi or looking at the BuyViewsReview website to read up on articles and reviews. That site mentions that there is a complete myth someone could have their video taken down or account banned from buying views because that would mean competitors could buy views for someone else’s video to get them taken down. That makes sense, right?
I do have to mention as well that I won’t be planning on monetising my YouTube videos either to stay out of their radar. I will also never be crazy enough to purchase 100k views outright but would rather do it in small increments over a period of time.
I’ve used Devumi once and it did the job on the video I didn’t care much about.
However, I’m a little more worried about testing this out on music videos that have cost thousands of dollars to create.
What are your thoughts on this?