Unfortunately, it's a myth and an illusion.
Frankly it was an alcoholic speech and I thought my accounts can replace my alcohol.
I thought aging it like my alcohol will make it better.
But it's not that way.
Factors that actually make your account better:
- account has a good history,
- account not being ghosted,
- account is frequently logged in,
- account is well maintained and janitorial work is done on it,
- account is not used via API only,
- account is used by well-designed bots, but best is human by himself (don't use bots for larger accounts),
- account is in good relationship with other accounts.
I haven't read any papers yet on good google / youtube accounts / bot detection.
But we know accounts are analyzed by their deep learning models and algorithms.
What it has in common with wine is that
it must be well maintained. Otherwise, good bye.
I have some glimpses on how to play around with those giant players:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/it-is-still-possible-to-earn-money-by-cpa.1597994/page-3#post-17710974
If you think about it, social media is a business. And to run business well, you need to automate it. Outsourcing isn't enough. People in general speak and waste too much time. You'd need to employ more people than there are on the planet to filter out all the garbage. Hence popularization of AI being implemented on social media. Human capital just doesn't scale that well.
Actually, what business Google or YouTube have in hiding how their algorithms work? They have papers everywhere. You don't need to do everything blindfolded like most people try to do and do a ton of guesswork. You can get a torch and your path will be a little bit more clear / brighter.
YouTube will be happy if you publish things according to their algorithms as their algorithms focus on quality and freshness of content. So publishing that information actually benefits them and their platform, if you act in accordance to it.
People who try to make money do it the hardest way possible many times. They try to make money without a job, without resources, having an old car to maintain that burns a ton of oil and on top of that they guess how everything works by only doing trial and error without reading any factual literature.
Making these videos and creations on social media without general understanding of algorithms based on deep learning is like being a chemist who doesn't have any knowledge on how to synthesise things. It's just digital.
It's digital chemistry without proper knowledge.
So, instead of seeing algorithms as your enemies that you need to reverse engineer blindfolded, simply see them as allies and give them what they want. You'll need to research that first.