Nodejs/puppeteer.Do you use selenium or nodejs to auto comment?
why don't you upload a yt video and put the link in the description , comment , and then you can mention the vid URL in the comments
Doing this atm. The results are not good :/ Got few shadow bans and few clicks...You can try to do it like spammy Telegram accounts: put the link into the bio and ask users to check your bio for details.
do you put a link directly in the comment?Nodejs/puppeteer.
Doing this atm. The results are not good :/ Got few shadow bans and few clicks...
I guess the yt channel ned to be created to look really good, when the user comes into your bio. You know, to feel them than you are real person end etc. Need to work more on this :/
Without links deleted?Tried directly - the comment got deleted immediately.
So I guess the journey comes to the end... Few accounts banned, most of the comments got deleted, even those with no links and most sadly part theres not even one sale
Well let's stay positive, I learned a lot and will come back. But with other methods![]()
just put keywords in the commentYeah accounts where aged a little. Thats not the problem. Problem was that you can't post comment with url or domain. They got deleted within minute. So I tried put url in my bio. I got a some hops but no convertions. I of course maybe the landing was not the best, but again not the were very few hops thought link in bio :/
Sorry but I really missed the point where he(Lucky) mentioned that he ranked the site... He just said the mentioning the domain name in comment context should work. So I tried it and yeah if your domain name is unique and you can spit the comment with context that include the domain, so it would work of courseYou got inspired by luckysparks journey but missed some key points discussed in it. One of them is indeed to not use direct links but keywords for which your site is ranked nr1.
I am currently on the same journey (but havent tested it fully yet, so curious how that goes).
will you give it another shot?
Thats actually not a bad idea.I think you may be missing a trick here. Putting links in the comment rarely works. But you have a channel name you can play with and you could make that a call to action and/or (I've not tried this) your domain name. I know the Holy Grail is a clickable link in the comment but iI've had more luck recently with a channel name that invites a click. Then put your links on your channel page along with a short video that autoplays and invites a click.
AlrightSorry but I really missed the point where he(Lucky) mentioned that he ranked the site... He just said the mentioning the domain name in comment context should work. So I tried it and yeah if your domain name is unique and you can spit the comment with context that include the domain, so it would work of course
Another shot? I don't thinks so, but I'm already planning to try other method![]()
I would suggest you try out the domain name not the linkSorry but I really missed the point where he(Lucky) mentioned that he ranked the site... He just said the mentioning the domain name in comment context should work. So I tried it and yeah if your domain name is unique and you can spit the comment with context that include the domain, so it would work of course
Another shot? I don't thinks so, but I'm already planning to try other method![]()
Alreedy tried both.I would suggest you try out the domain name not the link
It should work
For the testing part I used residential. But long term you must use 4g proxies.What proxies are you using for youtube comment automation?
Yeah, It does not matter if they are warmed if you post link in comments. Comments got deleted in minutes.Keep trying. Warmup accounts before posting links.