Botting YouTube

How many

How many YT accounts did you use to rank? Did you have to spoof your mobile fingerprint or did you use multiple mobile devices?
it really just depends on the keyword. to rank for a keyword with like 30k searches a month it took like 20 accounts. the thumbnail and title held a high ctr when new viewers came. and nope, just one device. use airplane mode to change ip then go to next account. super simple
 
My advice is that the quality of your account on YouTube is more important than ever.
How to increase the quality of the new accounts? As far as I know, aged accounts from 2019 to the past got more trust from GG.
Can you share some information about that? I am raising a bunch of new accounts with random actions in GmaiI, Google, Youtube by my private bot
 
How to increase the quality of the new accounts? As far as I know, aged accounts from 2019 to the past got more trust from GG.
Can you share some information about that? I am raising a bunch of new accounts with random actions in GmaiI, Google, Youtube by my private bot
if new accounts are being used with 4g or good residential proxies, you dont have to worry about warming them too much. basically just have the accounts watch videos that are in the same niche as you
 
if new accounts are being used with 4g or good residential proxies, you dont have to worry about warming them too much. basically just have the accounts watch videos that are in the same niche as you
Would your method make much of a difference in which it allows the video to gain millions of views? There used to be a method called HR views which boosted your video with High retention views which exploded my videos to over 100m views, would your method be similiar in the regard that it helps a video get recommended
 
actually everything you tried is working, it's just a little tweak that make it different. and some little "details"
 
@vedeva

Hi, how can I join you ?

I can't send message on my side, can you message me please ?

Many thanks !
what do you want to join ? actually you can try it yourself with a little test back and forth. if you found something out there and actually is working, the do aome test with different reach, make note on each test, and you'll get the clue the fck is going on. If you understand some analytic (read wengthemeng thread, a lot of good stuff there), then you get the idea how to play around with the bot. Read every thread about botting / hiding stuff, then you get the point.

I just have low resources since I'm not that kind of successful man in the real world, but I know how things work, so currently with my knowledge I'm trying to build something out of it with the help of someone who know how to programs but doesn't know about yt a lot. yeah, thanks for bhw I guess, the journey is just begin...

TLDR, I'll pm you just to test why you can't pm me.
still waiting for the OP to update aomething in this thread tho :D
 
this is facts! what do you suggest is best to do. go organic?

Pay for Youtube ads and choose the right targeting for your videos.

Youtube ads targeting is superb.

Way better than FB, at least based on my experience.

Whats unique about YT ads is I can choose to show ads on specific list of videos only instead of targeting based on interest, keywords, gender, age.
Thats perfect for certain niches.

I also love that I can pay for ads and get my videos to appear on Youtube search results when people search for specific keywords.
Similar to Google Search ads but its on Youtube and cheaper!
 
Thanks for the whole explication! Means a lot.
 
Before we begin, I want to tell you a little bit about myself and how this whole thing started.

In 2019 I started my YouTube channel, and within a few weeks I had hit the markers necessary for monetization. Hitting 1,000 subs and 4,000 watch hours was almost too simple, but attaining monetization and partnership proved to be more difficult than expected. I had gotten partnership in my second month of daily posting, and within a week they turned it off. Content in the channel was flagged as re-used content and because of that monetization was taken away. It didn’t matter that I was the number 1 ranking channel in my niche. It didn’t matter that I had grown the channel to almost 4 million organic views in 3 months. They said re-used content, took away monetization and I had to rethink my content strategy.

The worst part about getting flagged for re-used content when all your content is similar to each other is that you’re not sure which video/s got flagged. As was the case with me, YouTube didn’t provide any more information than re-used content, so I eventually had to delete all my videos and try again. In the next year, I would end up deleting all my videos one more time.

I tell you this because I want to show that I’ve been able to grow a channel organically 3 times from scratch and get it to the top of the niche. And even after I deleted almost 6 million organic views in total, I had been able to grow that channel back to the point where I had earned around $20,000 in the last 2-3 months of 2020 alone.
Thank for your dedication, I just wanna know how you got number 1 ranking in your niche. I also have a channel but I was flagged as re-used content too. All of my content is basically video review(my own script, my own voice, heavily edited, content transform ). They demonetize me 2 or 3 times, but after a month I re-apply my channel got approved. So what kind of content you have done to get so much organic view ?
 
Ranking is dependent on many different factors.

You can easily rise to the top of your niche, whatever it may be, with solid content and a solid understanding of the algorithm.
 
Hi!

Can you expand on your answer?

People, (myself included), tend to get these types of replies which still leave us in the dark. I understand ranking depends on different factors . What are the factors? Can you enlighten us with examples of what you mean by solid content and a solid understanding of the algorithm? What are the steps we need to understand? Thank you.
 
Hi!

Can you expand on your answer?

People, (myself included), tend to get these types of replies which still leave us in the dark. I understand ranking depends on different factors . What are the factors? Can you enlighten us with examples of what you mean by solid content and a solid understanding of the algorithm? What are the steps we need to understand? Thank you.
Unfortunately I can't. Not because I don't want to but because the algorithm isn't this one constant thing that works the same way for every channel.

People have the misconception that the algorithm is this one unchangeable thing that all the channels have to adhere to or die, but in reality, that isn't quite so.

The algorithm is actually your channel's personal algorithm. Of course YouTube has an algorithm of it's own to--in a way--shepherd the channels and find content that matches what the viewer is looking for.

But as a channel that's putting out content there is no real rulebook with firm steps in place. The algorithm is more fluid, as you should be.

So ranking works the same way. What may have worked for one channel, may not work on the next.

This is why I always encourage content creators that want to take their channel to the next level to seek out consultation from experts. That way you can have a personal channel strategy laid out for your certain use case.

And to be honest, this is why my channel and the channels of my clients are successful. It's because of a well crafted strategy that catered specifically for them.
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Having said that, while there are no fixed factors that can guarantee ranking for your use-case, these are still some of the metrics used.

Engagement, Watch Time, CTR, Impressions, Traffic Sources, Content release time, Posting schedule/frequency, and others..
 
Hi R.L.Stein , I have few questions for you.

1. Your views are coming from proxies and they are not logged in right and if yes then is there any possibility that YT will get suspicious about this

2. Assuming if you're also using logged in users too then is there some kind of service or tool your are using to create bunch of gmails

3. How you able to run multiple proxies at the same time or are you using some kind of multiple profile browser which can achieve that because i think you don't want your digital fingerprints, cookies and other system or browser related information to get mixed and are you using any virtual or anti detect browser something or selenium, puppeteer kind of things

4. Which browser you're using. I don't think so you are using chrome for that.

I want to clear these things because I'm also working on automated scripts but I don't have that much amount money to spend and test so thats a blocker but you tested everything in your 3-4 months and mostly every bot so you have major idea in that so hoping for a reply. If want to answer personally PM me because I don't know how to that here so ahhhh...

Waiting for the reply on this
 
Hi R.L.Stein , I have few questions for you.

1. Your views are coming from proxies and they are not logged in right and if yes then is there any possibility that YT will get suspicious about this

2. Assuming if you're also using logged in users too then is there some kind of service or tool your are using to create bunch of gmails

3. How you able to run multiple proxies at the same time or are you using some kind of multiple profile browser which can achieve that because i think you don't want your digital fingerprints, cookies and other system or browser related information to get mixed and are you using any virtual or anti detect browser something or selenium, puppeteer kind of things

4. Which browser you're using. I don't think so you are using chrome for that.

I want to clear these things because I'm also working on automated scripts but I don't have that much amount money to spend and test so thats a blocker but you tested everything in your 3-4 months and mostly every bot so you have major idea in that so hoping for a reply. If want to answer personally PM me because I don't know how to that here so ahhhh...

Waiting for the reply on this
Foxyproxy is a chrome and Firefox extension that manages multiple proxies so you can use that. YouTube don't care about bottled views, so you wouldn't have to worry about being suspended or anything.
 
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