asking experienced memebers about buying views

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Hello BHW community, I hope you are fine.
I have been on youtube for 3 months now, my channel is about to break the 10 k views, but I'm not satisfied with the results. I created and uploaded 30 videos so far I get between 80 to 100 views a day except for the days I sponsor my content using Facebook ads or Adwords. during this period I learned a thing or two about youtube algorithm, I think that the algorithm cares so much about watch time, as a small youtuber I have no chance to beat bigger channels. currently, I want to buy HR views and I am afraid this will have a bad impact on my channel.
is buying youtube views really worth it?
if yes where can I find a good provider?
please help.
 
I bought views from the marketplace here and they stick, however video ranking didn't improve too much (I bought 5k views for a medium kw). Other members say that it works so maybe I just messed up video optimization.
 
It takes time but it works. Keep putting up content regularly and you will start scaling up. Keep checking your competitors kw as well and moderate yours accordingly.
 
Yes buying views can work, but focus on the quality of your video first. Because if you buy views and your video just sucks ass, then it will not work
Thank you for your reply. I am trying so hard to improve the quality of my content. what I meant is buying views with a high watch time to improve the ranking of my videos so that I can compete with bigger channels

I bought views from the marketplace here and they stick, however video ranking didn't improve too much (I bought 5k views for a medium kw). Other members say that it works so maybe I just messed up video optimization.
thank you for your reply .sir can you please tell me how do you tell if kw is good or not ?
 
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It takes time but it works. Keep putting up content regularly and you will start scaling up. Keep checking your competitors kw as well and moderate yours accordingly.
being a new youtuber is really confusing, I'm trying to optimize my videos trying different combinations but the algorithm keep pushing bigger channels, some competitors don't even write tags
 
Thank you for your reply. I am trying so hard to improve the quality of my content. what I meant is buying views with a high watch time to improve the ranking of my videos so that I can compete with bigger channels
Yeah but think about it, you buy high retention views -> your video might get ranked -> your video has now high retention -> but because the video is bad quality -> it receives low retention again -> video gets deranked

Get it?
 
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thank you for your reply .sir can you please tell me how do you tell if kw is good or not ?

YouTube keywords tool, tubebuddy and keyword dominator are a few that I have tried. Keep researching in multiple tools, don't rely on one singular tool.
If your channel is new then you want to find easier to rank keywords.

Also check if your channel is set to public in the settings. Click your Google profile picture at the top of the page and select 'YouTube Settings.'Click the 'Advanced' link on the Overview screen, and then click 'Make This Channel Public'. A simple but common mistake after Google changed its policies recently.
 
Yeah but think about it, you buy high retention views -> your video might get ranked -> your video has now high retention -> but because the video is bad quality -> it receives low retention again -> video gets deranked

Get it?
Seconded. Good content is the king. You will not get subs with mediocre content. Keep watching your competitors and try to find out what makes them good(is it the style, content, delivery) . Use that style. Find out what's bad (viewers may not like) and avoid making the same mistakes in your presentation.

What niche are you working in OP?
 
Yeah but think about it, you buy high retention views -> your video might get ranked -> your video has now high retention -> but because the video is bad quality -> it receives low retention again -> video gets deranked

Get it?
yes sir , i get quality content is key , buying views for a bad video is a waste of time .

YouTube keywords tool, tubebuddy and keyword dominator are a few that I have tried. Keep researching in multiple tools, don't rely on one singular tool.
If your channel is new then you want to find easier to rank keywords.

Also check if your channel is set to public in the settings. Click your Google profile picture at the top of the page and select 'YouTube Settings.'Click the 'Advanced' link on the Overview screen, and then click 'Make This Channel Public'. A simple but common mistake after Google changed its policies recently.
Thank you very much for the suggestions i have never used any tool for keywords , i did as you told me.

Seconded. Good content is the king. You will not get subs with mediocre content. Keep watching your competitors and try to find out what makes them good(is it the style, content, delivery) . Use that style. Find out what's bad (viewers may not like) and avoid making the same mistakes in your presentation.

What niche are you working in OP?
that's what I do I study my competitors, to my surprise some of them have average content but they get views because of the subscribers base they built.
my niche is similar to the content BuzzFeed provides except mine is arabic based.
 
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I only recomend you buy views if you are on CPA or affiliate. If you have in mind earn with adsense/networks dont do it...
 
I bought views from the marketplace here and they stick, however video ranking didn't improve too much (I bought 5k views for a medium kw). Other members say that it works so maybe I just messed up video optimization.

pm me the vendor
 
YouTube keywords tool, tubebuddy and keyword dominator are a few that I have tried. Keep researching in multiple tools, don't rely on one singular tool.
If your channel is new then you want to find easier to rank keywords.

Also check if your channel is set to public in the settings. Click your Google profile picture at the top of the page and select 'YouTube Settings.'Click the 'Advanced' link on the Overview screen, and then click 'Make This Channel Public'. A simple but common mistake after Google changed its policies recently.
Thanks for the tip , my channel was not set to Public.
 
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