So how is it going for you right now then?
So far so good. Plugged in about 150 YT channels to test and the system is churning out vids as promised. Hardest part is filling out a form and holding myself back from overdoing the production. More campaigns with fewer videos in each seems to be the best best. But the system does work as promised and beyond that since it has some features not described in the BST.
Here's some shit you need to know, of course much of it is standard stuff.
- You'll need some accounts, but those can be purchased from less than $1 each if you don't want to make them yourself.
- Next they have to season a bit. You can't just start fire-hosing 10 videos a day on 500 brand new channels and expect to last. YT ai will kill them dead.
- Luckily the system seasons them for you! If you just have the patience to wait a coupe weeks, the accounts are automated through a series of random activities to age them.
- Speaking of randomization. There are a fuckton of options for adding flavor and improving the auto generated videos. You can mix in preroll and post roll stingers, and your own images etc.
- The videos are nothing to brag about, BUT are at least as good as some of the vids being pumped out by the "YT kingdom/empire offers we see on here". And they are totally automatically done.
- There is a still developing view/comment/react automation that can be set against your new videos to give them some bot love for ranking.
- As mentioned before you'll need a few things for api assisted content like a spinner, link manager is recommended if you do this for clients so you can redirect their traffic if they stop payng etc.
Just overall I'm really digging it. Fucking developer has a couple other tools that distracted me because they are also very tempting. His ranker platform is very nice and I had to snag that for some automated link-wheeling and general link diversity coolness for clients. Once you're in his product pipeline and (god help us) his FB group, you'll be exposed to the other tools. It all works together very well, although a lot of it is still being improved daily. It's good for business, since feature randomization chaos keeps us all under the radar longer.
Negatives: Not too impressed with his cloud-hosted site builder. Still needs a lot of work. I fell for the bauble of 'unlimited sites' but found some bugs first week, plus for a stealth auto-blog generator it's got a lot of fingerprints - including theme branding?!?!? Can't really understand that one. I build a 100 site PBN on his platform and all site themes are branded with his biz name. Yeh but no. Of course is is NOT the product being promoted in this thread so please grain of salt that shit. The Yive video product is great.
So again, so far so good. Automation is a good thing. And this platform does automation very well. I can see us scaling it way way up (once I stop playing with it and hand it off to the VAs to actually do meaningful work with it lol)
Peace y'all