I have a small channel where I focus on uploading gameplay of new releases and other games that aren't oversaturated on youtube already. From time to time I'll also post fix/workaround tutorial videos for common problems with popular programs that everyone is looking for fixes for but no one is solving. They're doing OK but of course I'd like them to do better. Most of these videos will rank high up in the search results for 12-24 hours before being pushed down and losing traction.
I'm leaning towards using a YT panel to give my videos a 'boost' to get them on the recommended list and higher on the youtube search results and hopefully hold them there for longer then a day. I'm seeing that most panels offer so many varieties in 'views' services, such as high retention, from ads, real active, country specific and so on.. I understand what most of them are supposed to do but I don't understand which is best for getting my videos noticed.
Lets say for example I've just uploaded a gameplay video, currently there are only 15 other videos of the game and each video has anywhere from 10-300 views on it.
- Would I be better off buying 400 high retention views, or would other view types be better?
- Would mixing them all together give better results (eg: 200 retention, 100 real active and 100 country specific)?
- Do likes and comments also affect these results? Should I buy like ~15 likes and a few comments as well or something?
- Will these panels affect being monetized down the track or will they actually help me get there faster?
Is any of this even worth while doing?
If anyone has had decent success with using YT panels to gain actual real engagement I'd love to know how you went about doing so.
Cheers!
I'm leaning towards using a YT panel to give my videos a 'boost' to get them on the recommended list and higher on the youtube search results and hopefully hold them there for longer then a day. I'm seeing that most panels offer so many varieties in 'views' services, such as high retention, from ads, real active, country specific and so on.. I understand what most of them are supposed to do but I don't understand which is best for getting my videos noticed.
Lets say for example I've just uploaded a gameplay video, currently there are only 15 other videos of the game and each video has anywhere from 10-300 views on it.
- Would I be better off buying 400 high retention views, or would other view types be better?
- Would mixing them all together give better results (eg: 200 retention, 100 real active and 100 country specific)?
- Do likes and comments also affect these results? Should I buy like ~15 likes and a few comments as well or something?
- Will these panels affect being monetized down the track or will they actually help me get there faster?
Is any of this even worth while doing?
If anyone has had decent success with using YT panels to gain actual real engagement I'd love to know how you went about doing so.
Cheers!