YouTube and what has never been asked before...

[NewGuy586]

How do I fucking get my YouTube Channel up?

I paid for a consultation with Tubebuddy and the info I got was I needed to split my channel into 2 different languages as I was putting the same info into 2 different languages.... well... it made an improvement after not mixing them up.. but now it still growing slowly.

Now really.... placing links to YouTube videos will increase views and improve the channel?

What I found out is that it might give you a tiny boost as in overall channel views, but I can't see any noticeable changing on the actual video views.

BLACK HAT SEO IS ALMOST A MYTH to me..

For example.. I am paying for a software to place links, but when I ask them about how to increase views, they tell me I need to talk to SEO experts about that... almost like a WTF?

People can pay for SEO and who is to say the SEO isn't just paying for views or visits/ pings? Not to say they all do that of course...

Soooo... anybody willing to share your "secrets"? Surely it isn't something you gonna just go read about it somewhere.


As for new tactic so far.... I am changing some of the video content to the same audience, but with a different twist to see if I get more attention.... My videos might already be reaching a portion of the tiny audience there might be, but surely there is more audience in the same niche that I am not getting to... So I am not giving up yet.

 

[TheVigilante]

Just curious can I have the link for the tube buddy consultation?

A friend of mine is heavily into YT and he is looking to grow....

 

[Mr Platinum]

Maybe you should use a Round Robin System that provides a new IP each request to pump your Youtube Channel

 

[proxyguys]

Black Hat SEO is obviously not a myth of this whole forum wouldn't exist. If you post quality origional content on YouTube that people want to see, your channel will grow naturally. Could take 3 months, could take 3 years but the best are the ones with original unique content.

 

[nakamura]

Upload high quality videos about interesting topics.

Before "10 facts about xyz" vids were really interesting (they still are), right now its all about story telling. Here is a channel which jumps on every hype successfully.

https://www.youtube.com/user/Top10Memes/videos

look at this guy. On his URL you can already see how he started out. With fucking memes.

Now look at this videos. You can clearly see he jumps on the hype train. First memes, then facts, now story telling and informative videos. This is what people want. No random videos, game play videos or other stuff.

There are specific niches where videos can go viral easily.

This is the "hype method". You are in a different niche? Create as much high quality content as possible.

Would be really helpful to see your channel.

 

[Phunky]

Black Hat SEO is obviously not a myth of this whole forum wouldn't exist. If you post quality origional content on YouTube that people want to see, your channel will grow naturally. Could take 3 months, could take 3 years but the best are the ones with original unique content.

This is the answer many need to see. Desirable, quality, and consistent content is the triad of YT and the answer to pretty much every YouTube problem. YouTube is a lot like Reddit in the sense that you either please “the people” or you don’t. It doesn’t matter what tricks you have up your sleeve if the channel isn’t creating content a lot people actually want to see.

If you are absolutely sure your channel is hitting all three points in the triad then you face different issues like your niche audience might be too small to support further growth. Or maybe your competitor just owns too much of the pie so you need to just keep doing your thing and hope they trickle over to you for more content. It’s just hard to pinpoint without knowing more about your channel, and I understand why you don’t want to share that on a forum like this lol.

 

[NewGuy586]

To be honest some of the videos are pretty shitty as far as not delivering the information right away... I did that on purpose given that many YouTube videos are also super shitty that way and it takes forever to get the information you are looking for if you ever get the right one. <--- I am dropping this tactic and getting to the point quick on the videos now.

On the other hand many other videos are going right to the point on giving proper information.

My content might not always be the very best, but often delivers the information it needs to delivers.


Another very possible point is that the audience looking for this information but not be all that big, which is making me look into changing my tactic to target that same audience even if they are not looking for a particular information all the time.

 

[davids355]

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