Hello there, I recently noticed this happening throughout youtube... but I cant figure out how they do it. Upon upload this guy has been ranking on the first page without using the unlisted technique. Hes sitting at 300 subs and somehow able to rank on the first page right when he uploads without any views. Here is a link to the vid -
If anyone can figure this out please lmk because I am very interested in learning.
Youtube Vid Instant Ranking.
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Wdym thread moved?
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Well, seeing as its about YouTube, it is more suited to the YouTube sub-forum.
thevideoguy
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Hey Pulaski,
The video you linked is currently in position 7 on page 1 for the 'juice wrld type beat' keyword, in the United States. Right now it's showing 13.8K views, 80 likes, 1 dislike, and 44 comments, and it was published a day ago. They appear to have ranked the video by boosting it's metrics with smm services, and by stuffing the video description with keywords.
The views for example are seemingly artificially inflated. With nearly 14K views, the video should have significantly more likes, dislikes, and comments. It's likely that they tried to boost the likes to make things look more natural however had them drop as most providers are currently having issues successfully delivering such service. If you check the video description you'll see at the bottom in paragraph form there is a block of keywords.
Keyword stuffing is a terms of service violation and can get your video removed and channel suspended, so I would not recommend it. Over optimizing your metadata (title, description and tags specifically) is risky in 2018.
On the other hand, boosting your video by purchasing views, likes, etc. is a relatively safe method. These services alone can get your video to page 1 with minimal effort. There's more effort involved if you want to actually stay on page 1 for a long period of time. Do your own research and testing to figure out how to develop an effective ranking strategy.
If you end up giving it a try for yourself, start with a video that targets a low competition keyword then work your way up to more competitive keywords after you've had small scale successes. For long term results, I'd recommend using a combination of views (from both desktop and mobile devices, so you'll purchase 2 different views services), likes, dislikes, comments, favorites, and social shares (these services can be purchased from sellers in the 'Social Media' section of the marketplace). You can manually create and add your video to a handful of relevant playlists, as well as do some manual video promotion in Facebook groups, relevant Reddit subreddits, and forums to create further relevancy and get some organic traffic in there with the fake/purchased bullshit.
At this time it's very easy to rank on page 1 for any keyword. All you've gotta do is read the popular threads here on BHW regarding video ranking methods, techniques, and tricks. Put together your own strategy based on the info you've read. Start with videos that target low competition keywords, optimize strategy based on results, over time work toward targeting rankings for more competitive keywords, etc. Not much to it
Good luck!
Wow thank you for such a well thought out reply! This makes total sense... Do you have any suggestions for a good smm panel right now? Ive had trouble recently finding one that actually helped me rank.Hey Pulaski,
The video you linked is currently in position 7 on page 1 for the 'juice wrld type beat' keyword, in the United States. Right now it's showing 13.8K views, 80 likes, 1 dislike, and 44 comments, and it was published a day ago. They appear to have ranked the video by boosting it's metrics with smm services, and by stuffing the video description with keywords.
The views for example are seemingly artificially inflated. With nearly 14K views, the video should have significantly more likes, dislikes, and comments. It's likely that they tried to boost the likes to make things look more natural however had them drop as most providers are currently having issues successfully delivering such service. If you check the video description you'll see at the bottom in paragraph form there is a block of keywords.
Keyword stuffing is a terms of service violation and can get your video removed and channel suspended, so I would not recommend it. Over optimizing your metadata (title, description and tags specifically) is risky in 2018.
On the other hand, boosting your video by purchasing views, likes, etc. is a relatively safe method. These services alone can get your video to page 1 with minimal effort. There's more effort involved if you want to actually stay on page 1 for a long period of time. Do your own research and testing to figure out how to develop an effective ranking strategy.
If you end up giving it a try for yourself, start with a video that targets a low competition keyword then work your way up to more competitive keywords after you've had small scale successes. For long term results, I'd recommend using a combination of views (from both desktop and mobile devices, so you'll purchase 2 different views services), likes, dislikes, comments, favorites, and social shares (these services can be purchased from sellers in the 'Social Media' section of the marketplace). You can manually create and add your video to a handful of relevant playlists, as well as do some manual video promotion in Facebook groups, relevant Reddit subreddits, and forums to create further relevancy and get some organic traffic in there with the fake/purchased bullshit.
At this time it's very easy to rank on page 1 for any keyword. All you've gotta do is read the popular threads here on BHW regarding video ranking methods, techniques, and tricks. Put together your own strategy based on the info you've read. Start with videos that target low competition keywords, optimize strategy based on results, over time work toward targeting rankings for more competitive keywords, etc. Not much to it
Good luck!
thevideoguy
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No problem, mate.
I don't have any specific recommendation at the moment. Most panels are reselling from a few main service providers thus there isn't any specific site to deal through anyways. Just check the recently active marketplace threads that advertise YouTube related services, note the ones down that offer the services you need, compare pricing and recent relevant reviews, make sure the panel accepts your preferred method of payment, then proceed with the one like the most.
Before depositing funds to an smm panel, contact them and ask if they offer test credits (most sites will give you a dollar or two to trial their site). Then you can perform a quick test to confirm things are working as expected, before giving them any money
It's possible to buy direct from the providers themselves and get the best price however you'll need to maintain accounts/balances on multiple websites. In some cases it can be easier to pay a slight premium through a reseller panel so you can manage all services from 1 location, etc.
Hey Pulaski,
The video you linked is currently in position 7 on page 1 for the 'juice wrld type beat' keyword, in the United States. Right now it's showing 13.8K views, 80 likes, 1 dislike, and 44 comments, and it was published a day ago. They appear to have ranked the video by boosting it's metrics with smm services, and by stuffing the video description with keywords.
The views for example are seemingly artificially inflated. With nearly 14K views, the video should have significantly more likes, dislikes, and comments. It's likely that they tried to boost the likes to make things look more natural however had them drop as most providers are currently having issues successfully delivering such service. If you check the video description you'll see at the bottom in paragraph form there is a block of keywords.
Keyword stuffing is a terms of service violation and can get your video removed and channel suspended, so I would not recommend it. Over optimizing your metadata (title, description and tags specifically) is risky in 2018.
On the other hand, boosting your video by purchasing views, likes, etc. is a relatively safe method. These services alone can get your video to page 1 with minimal effort. There's more effort involved if you want to actually stay on page 1 for a long period of time. Do your own research and testing to figure out how to develop an effective ranking strategy.
If you end up giving it a try for yourself, start with a video that targets a low competition keyword then work your way up to more competitive keywords after you've had small scale successes. For long term results, I'd recommend using a combination of views (from both desktop and mobile devices, so you'll purchase 2 different views services), likes, dislikes, comments, favorites, and social shares (these services can be purchased from sellers in the 'Social Media' section of the marketplace). You can manually create and add your video to a handful of relevant playlists, as well as do some manual video promotion in Facebook groups, relevant Reddit subreddits, and forums to create further relevancy and get some organic traffic in there with the fake/purchased bullshit.
At this time it's very easy to rank on page 1 for any keyword. All you've gotta do is read the popular threads here on BHW regarding video ranking methods, techniques, and tricks. Put together your own strategy based on the info you've read. Start with videos that target low competition keywords, optimize strategy based on results, over time work toward targeting rankings for more competitive keywords, etc. Not much to it
Good luck!
I’m curious what if you’re in the niche of music and going for a specific keyword for ranking how do you go about ranking then because I need help.
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Hey Pulaski,
The video you linked is currently in position 7 on page 1 for the 'juice wrld type beat' keyword, in the United States. Right now it's showing 13.8K views, 80 likes, 1 dislike, and 44 comments, and it was published a day ago. They appear to have ranked the video by boosting it's metrics with smm services, and by stuffing the video description with keywords.
The views for example are seemingly artificially inflated. With nearly 14K views, the video should have significantly more likes, dislikes, and comments. It's likely that they tried to boost the likes to make things look more natural however had them drop as most providers are currently having issues successfully delivering such service. If you check the video description you'll see at the bottom in paragraph form there is a block of keywords.
Keyword stuffing is a terms of service violation and can get your video removed and channel suspended, so I would not recommend it. Over optimizing your metadata (title, description and tags specifically) is risky in 2018.
On the other hand, boosting your video by purchasing views, likes, etc. is a relatively safe method. These services alone can get your video to page 1 with minimal effort. There's more effort involved if you want to actually stay on page 1 for a long period of time. Do your own research and testing to figure out how to develop an effective ranking strategy.
If you end up giving it a try for yourself, start with a video that targets a low competition keyword then work your way up to more competitive keywords after you've had small scale successes. For long term results, I'd recommend using a combination of views (from both desktop and mobile devices, so you'll purchase 2 different views services), likes, dislikes, comments, favorites, and social shares (these services can be purchased from sellers in the 'Social Media' section of the marketplace). You can manually create and add your video to a handful of relevant playlists, as well as do some manual video promotion in Facebook groups, relevant Reddit subreddits, and forums to create further relevancy and get some organic traffic in there with the fake/purchased bullshit.
At this time it's very easy to rank on page 1 for any keyword. All you've gotta do is read the popular threads here on BHW regarding video ranking methods, techniques, and tricks. Put together your own strategy based on the info you've read. Start with videos that target low competition keywords, optimize strategy based on results, over time work toward targeting rankings for more competitive keywords, etc. Not much to it
Good luck!
I'd like to add that I've had success writing 500 word descriptions, creating keyword focused channels and playlists, creating ifttt rings, and shooting pbn links to the videos and channel as well.
Oh and uploading as a livestream seems to help too.
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Ok thanks bro... Hes done it again look hereNo problem, mate.
I don't have any specific recommendation at the moment. Most panels are reselling from a few main service providers thus there isn't any specific site to deal through anyways. Just check the recently active marketplace threads that advertise YouTube related services, note the ones down that offer the services you need, compare pricing and recent relevant reviews, make sure the panel accepts your preferred method of payment, then proceed with the one like the most.
Before depositing funds to an smm panel, contact them and ask if they offer test credits (most sites will give you a dollar or two to trial their site). Then you can perform a quick test to confirm things are working as expected, before giving them any money
It's possible to buy direct from the providers themselves and get the best price however you'll need to maintain accounts/balances on multiple websites. In some cases it can be easier to pay a slight premium through a reseller panel so you can manage all services from 1 location, etc.
What do you call the unlisted technique?
its where people buy views in unlisted mode and when all the views are delivered they release the video to the public.
yeah thats why it doesnt work anymore
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Ok, so I took a look, here's my two cents:
1. Low competition keyword
2. Keywords in title and playlist
3. Lots of related videos in playlist
4. Use of hashtags (although he seems to be keyword stuffing in the description)
I dunno. I might take a stab at this. I think could rank on the first page for these keywords (see attached)
1. Low competition keyword
2. Keywords in title and playlist
3. Lots of related videos in playlist
4. Use of hashtags (although he seems to be keyword stuffing in the description)
I dunno. I might take a stab at this. I think could rank on the first page for these keywords (see attached)
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Hmm ok what smm panel are you using as your provider. Im going to try and give it as shot as well with you
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I use centercb.org
Oh damn i use it aswell. USA or hr views?