Experience with Youtube Live Stream Views? 5000 views Package

More insights pls. What was the stream about? Did you had your own viewership or was it a blank stream? Did the stream rank for keywords? Did you get more organic traffic than normaly? What smm panel was it?
Stream was about mobile gaming, it was on my channel and I have over 1k subs.
It did rank ok for less popular long tail key phrases instantly, which is brilliant!
Yes I gained about 3k more organic traffic than normal.
SMM panel was a reseller of a reseller of a reseller....and they have not replied to my ticket for over a week so I'm not recommending here.

If you're after WT then it's probably not the cheapest route to take.
As @Cyberars said, live viewers will give a ranking boost for the stream, but will NOT count as watch time views. If you've got lots of good content on your channel then you need to get the viewers from your stream onto your videos. Something I'm going to have to try.
 
@Galaktus Just give it a go, it's good fun for the money!
At the end of the stream in the console it said I had 12k playbacks, 2.8k peak con-currents, Avg watch time 31:04, Total watch time 260 DAYS!!! lol
Which resulted in 3.0k views & 175 hrs WT
 
so you had 3k views on the recorded video? how much where from your subs? how much views do you get from a normal stream?
 
@Cyberars What about Premiere Views, do they still reflect on watch count?
Premiere views are just the same, the only difference is that you can order it on pre-premiere video status, so all the viewers will "sit" and wait for the broadcast to begin (1-2 hours)
and if you go live within that time, ALL the waiting will turn into viewers (until the 1-2 hours pass)

the reason the viewers wont get register as regular organic is very simple, those viewers watching too many live-streams hours per day, so they can boost the live-stream OK, but not pass watch-time to the recorded version as an organic user, but this exploit is the best way to do instant ranking in 2019
 
I noticed some providers selling "300-1000" which seems a bit more realistic for a smaller channel. But is it really "300-1000" or 5000 and then slowly drops of to 300-1000?
 
I noticed some providers selling "300-1000" which seems a bit more realistic for a smaller channel. But is it really "300-1000" or 5000 and then slowly drops of to 300-1000?
i will explain, the 5000 live-stream views package, means that total of 5000 unique Ip's/cookies of different users will visit your livestream within 1 hour +
that doesn't mean ALL the 5000 will start to watch on the same second and stay for 1 hour, the campaign is more close to the natural pattern of visitors that discover live-stream and watch it (see the pic on the first page!)
it will start with 100-300 concurrent viewers that will get to the live-stream within 5-10 minutes and will raise to 1000-3000 in steps, some viewers will leave and some will stay longer
but at the bottom line the ranking boost will start after YouTube sense that your live-stream attracted interest of audience, that stay to watch it.

* note that the range of avg Concurrent (1000-3000) is random, but it's the same in average, if concurrent count is lower then the view session will be longer, if the concurrent count higher then the view session will be shorter,
some resellers will choose to change the description, but as far as i know it's the same service
 
i will explain, the 5000 live-stream views package, means that total of 5000 unique Ip's/cookies of different users will visit your livestream within 1 hour +
that doesn't mean ALL the 5000 will start to watch on the same second and stay for 1 hour, the campaign is more close to the natural pattern of visitors that discover live-stream and watch it (see the pic on the first page!)
it will start with 100-300 concurrent viewers that will get to the live-stream within 5-10 minutes and will raise to 1000-3000 in steps, some viewers will leave and some will stay longer
but at the bottom line the ranking boost will start after YouTube sense that your live-stream attracted interest of audience, that stay to watch it.

* note that the range of avg Concurrent (1000-3000) is random, but it's the same in average, if concurrent count is lower then the view session will be longer, if the concurrent count higher then the view session will be shorter,
some resellers will choose to change the description, but as far as i know it's the same service

Thanks for the information but the package I'm talking about which is on a few panels has the title: Youtube LIve Stream Views [Monetizable] [REAL] - Avg concurrent 400 - 1000 will stay for 1-2 hours. Is it really 400 -1000 or just the same views your talking about.
 
Im teling my experience from SMM labs.. Bought it, 10 min later i got 3-4000 watcher (i supposed to be our country top youtuber in rankin), but only few new people found the stream. At the end of the stream i had 2000views. (With at least 3000 watcher, how?) and some days later theese views dropped more and only got 500.
 
Thanks for the information but the package I'm talking about which is on a few panels has the title: Youtube LIve Stream Views [Monetizable] [REAL] - Avg concurrent 400 - 1000 will stay for 1-2 hours. Is it really 400 -1000 or just the same views your talking about.
again, some resellers choose to change the description, but as far as i know it's the same service


Im teling my experience from SMM labs.. Bought it, 10 min later i got 3-4000 watcher (i supposed to be our country top youtuber in rankin), but only few new people found the stream. At the end of the stream i had 2000views. (With at least 3000 watcher, how?) and some days later theese views dropped more and only got 500.
yes, it's impotent to understand 2 facts about it:

1. live-stream views help to boost ranking (it will not rank if your channel didn't rank video before) it won't 'generate' ranking by itself, but if you managed to rank for #22 it can take you to upper positions
2. the viewers will be sent ONLY to the live stream broadcast version and NOT to the offline recorded version, YouTube will not pass or count the live stream viewers as offline views on the recorded version.
so do not expect ANY watch-time out of it, or offline views.
 
again, some resellers choose to change the description, but as far as i know it's the same service



yes, it's impotent to understand 2 facts about it:

1. live-stream views help to boost ranking (it will not rank if your channel didn't rank video before) it won't 'generate' ranking by itself, but if you managed to rank for #22 it can take you to upper positions
2. the viewers will be sent ONLY to the live stream broadcast version and NOT to the offline recorded version, YouTube will not pass or count the live stream viewers as offline views on the recorded version.
so do not expect ANY watch-time out of it, or offline views.
When i streaming to my small audience, and more member writng in the chat i got more views at the end always. I always got more views from less people. In my experience human views always count after your stream ended.

In nutshell you saying link views are got separated? Or i dont understand your point.
I dont except watchtime, but whats the difference between "rotating" bots and bots who stay from the start to the end in Watch Time?
Im interested in ranking, so when you have some solution for that im interested in it (your site reg closed, i know). I understand the dieference between live and video but what this "offline recorded version" mean?
 
When i streaming to my small audience, and more member writng in the chat i got more views at the end always. I always got more views from less people. In my experience human views always count after your stream ended.

In nutshell you saying link views are got separated? Or i dont understand your point.
I dont except watchtime, but whats the difference between "rotating" bots and bots who stay from the start to the end in Watch Time?
Im interested in ranking, so when you have some solution for that im interested in it (your site reg closed, i know). I understand the difference between live and video but what this "offline recorded version" mean?
bots will never get pass YouTube initial screening, we use real human traffic but that is in a passive method we don't get into more details, but since those viewers watch many live-streams daily, YouTube will not count them as offline (regular) views, but they are good for the boost in ranking

offline recorded version - is the video that you get after your live-stream ended, YouTube will process the video and when processing is done you will see it, but as mentioned the viewers will not count as regular views on that video.

about ranking, many channel owners manage to rank with livestreams for high volume search kw, but they use channels that they manage to rank videos before. i made many tests to understand why channel X get to rank and channel Y don't, i did A/B tests with exact kw sets (title, tags, description) and still can't tell exact why some channels don't rank and some do

the service offered by many SMM-Panels on BHW marketplace
 
Panel works great but don't just assume that you will get enough watch time from purchasing the views alone. You need to have a strategy around it.
 
I participated in the experiment of @GyberArs during this time. I found a TV drama name in my country. I made the keyword and made a guiding cover map and broadcasted it live ( No content, black screen)

In this way, I lived for 11 hours, @GyberArs provided some live traffic, and these live traffic helped me get the keyword ranking of this TV series.

Now that the live broadcast is over, my video still occupies these rankings, and these rankings bring me nearly 150 views per hour. I think this is a good way to share it with everyone.
 
These are pictures of the whole process,
I have filtered low-competition, high-search keywords.
Then compete to the ranking through live broadcast.
Now this ranked video brings me steady traffic every hour.
 

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These are pictures of the whole process,
I have filtered low-competition, high-search keywords.
Then compete to the ranking through live broadcast.
Now this ranked video brings me steady traffic every hour.

Great. Just wondering, how many views did you buy, and how many hours they stuck?
 
Great. Just wondering, how many views did you buy, and how many hours they stuck?


The stay is very long, the service is about 1~2 hours,
but in fact it stays for nearly 4 hours (from start to finish,
the peak period reaches 5000~7000 people online at the same time)
 
@naynu best of luck to you, you managed to exploit the instant ranking of the livestream to rank the offline version even better! that's amazing!

what @naynu did is to find a very trendy local niche (key terms that many starting to search NOW that never been searched before) a niche with high search volume.
the livestream viewers started to boost the ranking pushed his his video to the top of some search results, later he stopped the livestream and the offline video (regular video)
enjoyed the inheritance of the ranking, and even started to rank for more keywords on that same trendy niche.

i'm sure this method can be used to make money if it's applied correctly!
 
bots will never get pass YouTube initial screening, we use real human traffic but that is in a passive method we don't get into more details, but since those viewers watch many live-streams daily, YouTube will not count them as offline (regular) views, but they are good for the boost in ranking

offline recorded version - is the video that you get after your live-stream ended, YouTube will process the video and when processing is done you will see it, but as mentioned the viewers will not count as regular views on that video.

about ranking, many channel owners manage to rank with livestreams for high volume search kw, but they use channels that they manage to rank videos before. i made many tests to understand why channel X get to rank and channel Y don't, i did A/B tests with exact kw sets (title, tags, description) and still can't tell exact why some channels don't rank and some do

the service offered by many SMM-Panels on BHW marketplace
I agree with you on this one. There are some terrible channels with no SEO and not the greatest content but they seem to rank extremely well...the YouTube algorithm can be perplexing. Some of my lowest effort videos have been some of my best. Seems like the best thing you can do is just keep uploading. :)
 
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