These guys killing YouTube...

I think you're absolutely correct.

Those views are crazy!

Even with the mislabeled title, these are still pulling in views.

It doesn't really matter how much the per-click value is for this type of content.

There's just so much volume.

The question is how long this content is going to stay up especially once people start sharing the links to this videos on a wholesale basis?

You have to understand that when it comes to making money online, sustainability is just as crucial as ROI.
 
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I think you're absolutely correct.

Those views are crazy!

Even with the mislabeled title, these are still pulling in views.

It doesn't really matter how much the per-click value is for this type of content.

There's just so much volume.

The question is how long this content is going to stay up especially once people start sharing the links to this videos on a wholesale basis?

You have to understand that when it comes to making money online, sustainability is just as crucial as ROI.

Yes dear. I think BHW member know this method exactly and he sell it on marketplace. I found it few days ago.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-upload-full-100-unedited-copyrighted-videos-on-youtube-content-id-destroyer.1475986/
 
lol the thumbnail the title and content are totally so different!
 
The owner of those videos allows them to be uploaded to YouTube and they claim the ad revenue. So even though the channel is monetized the channel owner isn't getting any revenue. I reuploaded all those videos to my monetized channel and all revenue goes to the content owner.
 
The owner of those videos allows them to be uploaded to YouTube and they claim the ad revenue. So even though the channel is monetized the channel owner isn't getting any revenue. I reuploaded all those videos to my monetized channel and all revenue goes to the content owner.
There is actually a way to get revenue if you know how to claim your songs with Content ID.
 
I guess some movies just are not registered in youtubes content id system. its mostly for the southeast asians films that people seem to be getting away with it
 
The weird thing is that some of these movies aren't according to the titles but are still getting so many likes.
You are absolutely correct
these hindi movie titles and the videos are different and I wonder how they manage to get so many views
are we missing something important here?
 
If there is someone who knows how to bypass the Content ID claim, share it. Dont say "there is a way" or something similar. We are a community for god sake.
 
If there is someone who knows how to bypass the Content ID claim, share it. Dont say "there is a way" or something similar. We are a community for god sake.
You are a funny guy.
 
These type of tricks are only suited for short term money. Do you want to do the work, then earn for few days and then get channel banned ? Work honestly and enjoy earnings for lifetime.

I know dear. But that short term huge money can turn into a real business. like do legit online business models, investing in online business again. (Buying a online company, YT channels, websites) That's how we can succeed with these type of churn and burn projects.

The method involves bit of editing work with the original video.
The method can easily bypass the automatic detection algorithm but not the manual review process.
This works great with Indian movies and shows.

I downloaded and reuploaded one of the videos and it got flagged straight away.

Yes dear. I think BHW member know this method exactly and he sell it on marketplace. I found it few days ago.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/m...deos-on-youtube-content-id-destroyer.1475986/

The owner of those videos allows them to be uploaded to YouTube and they claim the ad revenue. So even though the channel is monetized the channel owner isn't getting any revenue. I reuploaded all those videos to my monetized channel and all revenue goes to the content owner.

There is actually a way to get revenue if you know how to claim your songs with Content ID.

If there is someone who knows how to bypass the Content ID claim, share it. Dont say "there is a way" or something similar. We are a community for god sake.

Guys

If this method is available for sale on the marketplace, can somebody please share it?

I hope it will help some of us who are totally clueless about these things

Thanks in advance
 
There is always a way to upload copyrighted contents on YT, even the one's registered, or at least keeps them for a while, and like someone mentionned above, maybe Indian movies aren't registered on the CONTENT IDs.

As for the question of sustainability, you can have a system in place where you upload in mass, makes churn & burn channels ...etc but monetization is tricky, for sure you can't have adsense.
 
You are a funny guy.

I heard that a lot. As for sharing s**t, it's not a joke. If you scan the forum, you'll find generic 'advice' or outdated methods. Few valuable things here and there, but that's all.
 
Guys

If this method is available for sale on the marketplace, can somebody please share it?

I hope it will help some of us who are totally clueless about these things

Thanks in advance

I already gave it in above. Please read replies dear.
 
Take a look at these channels(found them a week ago) :
https://www.youtube.com/@warriormovies4092/abouthttps://www.youtube.com/@diamondtv2631/aboutChannels less than 20 days old and they are monetised.
Both channels have almost the same content uploaded and also the same duration movies with different titles and thumbnails.
Pretty SURE these channel belong to the same person.
Do the channels not go under manual review before they are monetised? (IMPORTANT POINT)
hope these channels does not belong to one of our fellow BHW members OR my account is gonna be reported ( LUL )
 
copyrights can be bypassed somehow but here's the interesting thing. How is it possible that these channels are still making money. . channel monetization does not close. this is probably a new method. They earned at least $100k in 2 months.
 
I being following track of a similar channel and same, they upload the movies millions of views after a week or more video is removed and reuploaded again, no copyright strike nothing, they continue uploading videos like they own youtube is really interesting the method they are using to avoid copyright claims.
 
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