Yes its dead=less competition
Exactly the method is not dead, what is dead is the mindless process of just uploading videos to make money, the low hanging fruit is over, just like the days when you could put your affiliate directly in adwords, adwords is still alive and great, you just need a lot more skills to make them profitable.
I'm happy that they've added these limitations. 30,000 videos in the upload queue every other day was getting kind of ridiculous, don't you think?
No, reuploading is not dead, you just have to take a few more steps to get around the limitations.
Agreed, the spamming process was just too much.
This just isn't true. 1 video with 1 million views is just as effective as 1000 videos with 1000 views each. It doesn't make any sense to say you need hundreds or thousands of videos. 1 video that converts at 1 in 10 is just as effective as 1000 videos that convert at 1 in 10,000. What matters isn't how many videos you have, but how many views you are getting, the conversion rate of viewers to website visitors, and the conversion rate of website visitors to sales/conversions. I just don't know why you would post something like this.
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@SocialManager is right , what you are trying to see is the entire process meaning from views to clicks to sales, in this process there is no specific number of videos involved, if you are a newbie you may require more videos to understand the process
Stop it. I have also uploaded videos in past that got 1,000,000 views in 24 hours and the resulting conversions have generated over $20,000 in revenue sharing profit for me over the last 5 years. So? What you are talking about is scaling up a working method and it doesn't have any specific amount of videos required. It is very easy to upload 5,000 videos which get you less than 5,000 views if you don't know what you are doing. Will that 5,000 videos be better than 10 of my videos getting 2900 views each? No. Because it's not the number of videos that matters.
Uploading 5000 videos is going to take a LOT more time and effort than uploading 10 videos. It will probably take almost exactly 500 times as long. How do you know what my time is worth? How does 5000 videos give me more value per minute of my effort than 10 videos exactly? Again, we are talking about simple math here. If someone is average 2900 views per video and someone else is averaging 29 views per video, they are going to see the same results financially. We are talking about a 100x difference in views.
Uploading 5000 videos doesn't mean you will definitely see financial success. It doesn't even mean you will probably see financial success. It doesn't even mean you will probably be more likely to see success than someone else who uploads 1 video. The number of videos uploaded is not the relevant factor to success in the porn reupload method. The number of views is.
This is true as well, but basically depends on the skill level of the people using the method if you are a newbie or do not have strong analytic skills you may need more videos BEFORE understanding the entire process.
1mil views/ 1 video is not that hard. Go to xvideos => type any niche you want => filter by views =>choose the most views videos then download it => edit a little bit (change the files to avi) choose the thumbnails the same with the original videos => reupload it.
So basically, There's 3 things to get more views.
1. Thumbnails + quality of the videos (Dont guess, xvideos already showed you).
2. Tags (It does not matter if the tags are not related to the videos), do a reasearch what are the most popular porn search (stepmom, milf, lesbians....)
3. Title (use your imagination).
Getting views is not hard but keeping videos alive on there. Xvideos is the best other sites are not even close.
@alice252293 is right, even I have had my difference with him he definitely has done the method and gives good advice, but here again imagine you are your potential client, you arrive to the site and you see 100 videos with the same thumbnail, and similar titles which one are you going to click? here is where the mindless process gets tougher, this is not a bad advice BUT you can't simply repeated over and over and get results, now you need to dig deeper.
Way too much blabla for me to read it all so I will get back to it but of what I did read. Clicks dont say shit
@Billy Batts is right too in the sense that it is not about clicks ONLY it is about the entire process views - clicks - sales in no side of the equation there are videos.
lol Come on dude. You guys talk like it's rocket science. 1 mil is NOTHING on xvideos. the best video on there get over 140 mil views. there's my videos had over 5 mil views.
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@alice252293 is right in porn a video with millions of views is not that difficult and I repeat this is not about the number of videos you upload proof:
The real issue here is to make more sales, BUT you need to see the entire process measure the views, then measure the clicks and then measure the sales I made a guide and a tool to help you in the process, you can get it here:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/h...n-re-upload-efforts-free-tool-inside.1091692/
What most people forget is that optimizing your campaigns needs knowledge, tools and overall know what you are doing, there are 2 basic approaches to the optimization process:
a) You start uploading videos, increasing the views UNTIL you have clicks, then you keep uploading videos UNTIL you make sales, then you go backwards and start testing changing offers, repeating the videos that got the most views, changing thumbnails etc... this is the newbie path... time consuming I know, but you need to start somewhere.
The other process is when you have more experience:
b) You have an offer that you know converts, you know the niche and then you do NOT need to upload so many videos because you know what your market wants, here you are testing other things like landing pages, titles, calls to action etc... BUT this is because you already made the first type of tests, most people do not arrive to this part because they do not understand the process, optimizing campaigns is not something easy you can optimize them for clicks, impressions, EPC etc... as long as you have a profit that allows you to keep going all is good, but most people just are in the most superficial level of this process, yes I have a financial incentive in the process but I do intent to bring more clarity to the discussions helping those who are willing to listen instead of murking the topic posting cheap shots.
