Anyone know how this channel/s is getting so many views?

[Online Vulture]

Here is the first channel i found:

https://www.youtube.com/@divinejustice_
I then found that it clearly is a related channel to this one:

https://www.youtube.com/@useagleclaw1041
They have promoted the divinejustine channel on the eagle claw one which obviously came first. It was only made this week and getting mad views. What is strange, is that the content seems safe for monetisation - so why make numerous channels?

I can see that they are clearly buying aged monetised channels, but no idea what they are doing behind the scenes? I have not come across other channels related to them yet, but maybe they have a network of channels to promote on?

Still pretty mad growth...Any ideas on their method?

 

[Degen]

Here is the first channel i found:

https://www.youtube.com/@divinejustice_
I then found that it clearly is a related channel to this one:

https://www.youtube.com/@useagleclaw1041
They have promoted the divinejustine channel on the eagle claw one which obviously came first. It was only made this week and getting mad views. What is strange, is that the content seems safe for monetisation - so why make numerous channels?

I can see that they are clearly buying aged monetised channels, but no idea what they are doing behind the scenes? I have not come across other channels related to them yet, but maybe they have a network of channels to promote on?

Still pretty mad growth...Any ideas on their method?

Viral content

 

[Online Vulture]

Viral content

good observation.

 

[Kokoin]

I know the people who made those channels. they are Turkish. 6 persons. 2 staffs are lady and turkish who can speak english very well. It currently has 6 channels. The Russian-Ukrainian war attracts a lot of attention. The views are organic, no bots. Their monthly earnings are between 60-80 thousand dollars. They don't do anything extra to watch videos. just an interesting title. and a nice voiceover with a lady who can speak English well. there are no robots. content is self-monitored.
they buy channels with high subscribers and views. because monetization of channels for reup does not close immediately. After an average of 2-3 months, the monetization of the channels is closed. they earn very well.

 

[Online Vulture]

I know the people who made those channels. they are Turkish. 6 persons. 2 staffs are lady and turkish who can speak english very well. It currently has 6 channels. The Russian-Ukrainian war attracts a lot of attention. The views are organic, no bots. Their monthly earnings are between 60-80 thousand dollars. They don't do anything extra to watch videos. just an interesting title. and a nice voiceover with a lady who can speak English well. there are no robots. content is self-monitored.
they buy channels with high subscribers and views. because monetization of channels for reup does not close immediately. After an average of 2-3 months, the monetization of the channels is closed. they earn very well.

You say the 2 ladies there speak english very well - but the channels I referenced have an English male doing the voiceover? So surely this cannot be part of that network?

Also, why do te channels lose monetisation if the content is fair use?

 

[Kokoin]

You say the 2 ladies there speak english very well - but the channels I referenced have an English male doing the voiceover? So surely this cannot be part of that network?

Also, why do te channels lose monetisation if the content is fair use?

no, these channels are definitely made by someone I know. And they are Turkish. The channels you specify belong to them. There are 2 females and 1 male performing the voiceover. + they've been posting news videos in spanish recently. (Extra)
The content is fair use, but the monetization of the channels is closed after a while due to "reused content". on average 2-3 months.

 

[Online Vulture]

no, these channels are definitely made by someone I know. And they are Turkish. The channels you specify belong to them. There are 2 females and 1 male performing the voiceover. + they've been posting news videos in spanish recently. (Extra)
The content is fair use, but the monetization of the channels is closed after a while due to "reused content". on average 2-3 months.

sounds promising...

So how come it is classed as reused? Is it because of the clips they use or do they literally re-upload the same videos across their channels?

I am still a bit intrigued with their views. I think they must be doing some sort of boosting to get the videos going. It's crazy to get that many views so quickly - considering the audiences of the original channel are so different.

 

[Kokoin]

No. Absolutely no bot views. and there is no other social media where he shares videos. videos are viewed organically. because the number of channels uploading videos in this category is very few in the world. news channels ordinary simple news. What they do is that, as a difference, they set up as if there was a great event. And people are wondering. interesting music, amazing title, nice voice acting, and short battle footage. Bingo : )

 

[Online Vulture]

No. Absolutely no bot views. and there is no other social media where he shares videos. videos are viewed organically. because the number of channels uploading videos in this category is very few in the world. news channels ordinary simple news. What they do is that, as a difference, they set up as if there was a great event. And people are wondering. interesting music, amazing title, nice voice acting, and short battle footage. Bingo : )

Fair enough! But why do they get done for re-used content?

 

[Kokoin]

they post different videos on each channel. but the music and intros are similar, and youtube catches up after a while. (reused content)
same voice, same sentences, similar visuals, similar music. When you add them all together, the youtube algorithm can understand that it has been reused.
And I should mention that another important point here is to post a video on a high rank channel. If you post these videos on a simple channel, they will not be watched.

 

[Online Vulture]

they post different videos on each channel. but the music and intros are similar, and youtube catches up after a while. (reused content)
same voice, same sentences, similar visuals, similar music. When you add them all together, the youtube algorithm can understand that it has been reused.
And I should mention that another important point here is to post a video on a high rank channel. If you post these videos on a simple channel, they will not be watched.

Fair enough - but surely music and intros do not cause re-use issues?

I know many brands that run multiple channels with the same/similar music, footage, and voiceover, and all monetized and doing well on a brand level. Why don't they just build a legitimate brand with the same content and just make it better?

 

[Bob_Greyed]

There is a paid community in the CIS that creates a group of 1000 people on telegram, and they watch their videos together in 1 playlist. Not everyone has results, but if the videos are interesting, the figures for earnings easily exceed tens of thousands per month. Perhaps they do the same.

 

[Kokoin]

Fair enough - but surely music and intros do not cause re-use issues?

I know many brands that run multiple channels with the same/similar music, footage, and voiceover, and all monetized and doing well on a brand level. Why don't they just build a legitimate brand with the same content and just make it better?

It's too long to tell you now. My time is precious, I don't want to strain my hands to give you more information and teach you.
Read and learn some youtube rules dude.

 

[arap09]

Hot niche since the war is still not over. Hot niche can go viral including gossip, sports and news

 

[VigorRulez]

I see no ads on those channels. What is happening here?

 

[Johnpeterburs]

You say the 2 ladies there speak english very well - but the channels I referenced have an English male doing the voiceover? So surely this cannot be part of that network?

Also, why do te channels lose monetisation if the content is fair use?

Although it's fair, content redup is against the publishing policy.

 

[Online Vulture]

It's too long to tell you now. My time is precious, I don't want to strain my hands to give you more information and teach you.
Read and learn some youtube rules dude.

Hmmm...I don't think it was a question that required a long-winded answer. I have been doing YouTube for 5 years successfully, so I know the "rules".

I made this thread because clearly, something more extensive is going on with their method. I understand everything their doing par from why they would get demonetized.

Although it's fair, content redup is against the publishing policy.

I know re-uploading the same content is against TOS, but from what I see on these channels they are making enough changes to bypass that. i.e. their videos use the same/similar footage, but they are using different voiceover content. I can only assume the amount of footage they are using + that their scripts have similar wording and phrases is causing the flagging. But I guess there is no definitive answer.

My conclusion:

I believe that these channels are doing exactly what Kokoin said - Buying and churning already monetized channels with decent subs with the same content. This allows them an instant boost in the algo as the channels have authority. Because it is about the war, the existing subscriber base will be interested as it affects everybody. I assume they purchase 3/4 channels at a time to ensure a constant stream of income and burn out the channels and possibly sell them on after...That, or they keep them and promote monetized channels via the community tab as they will always provide a good boost - I have actually witnessed them do this on the channels they run.

Hope this helps anyone looking into it also.

 

[seomaster5]

No. Absolutely no bot views. and there is no other social media where he shares videos. videos are viewed organically. because the number of channels uploading videos in this category is very few in the world. news channels ordinary simple news. What they do is that, as a difference, they set up as if there was a great event. And people are wondering. interesting music, amazing title, nice voice acting, and short battle footage. Bingo : )

How do you know that he is not sharing the videos on another social media platform ?

 

[Online Vulture]

How do you know that he is not sharing the videos on another social media platform ?

Just from my side of things - I did a backlink check on the videos and they seem clean. The odd Russian website promoting them here and there so possibly some botting - but otherwise, I think they just have a large pool of channels that they have active and non-active to promote through the community tab. This in itself is enough promotion to give new videos a nice push as the community post doesn't reach just subscribers of that channel - but anyone who recently interacted with the channel's videos.

So I think they have built a good operation which works. In order for anyone else to do this, you will need to build a small pool of channels to cross-promote the content with - which would take a bit of time and hard work.

 

[Palantir33]

Well I am in that niche for quite some time now. I can tell this things through experience:

1. They bought the channels.
2. This are no channels with any authority in that niche the argument is bs.
3.They are botted 100% I monitor them closely menaing when they upload and some time after. Likes, views and comments come in unnatural.
4. They most likely have their own bot farm.
5. They get demonetized for reused content because YouTube uses this part of the Tos as a weapon to demonetize content they do not like.
6. They also get demonetized for the updated adsense rule that forbids exploiting the war in Ukraine what they obviously do. YouTube is just not telling them this and says reused content instad they set up their Tos so they can cherrypick reasons to cblock certrain channels. They hate any war related stuff.