fielddigger
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Keep us updated, do you have a journey page or something?
need some analysis on this channel, 300K views first video after 2 weeks?
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Keep us updated, do you have a journey page or something?
NO-CLUE-SEO
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When it comes down to whether YouTube actually pushes any channel, it just seems to be a matter of luck. My first serious channel got pushed from day 1, channel 2 same type of content, YouTube pushed the first 2 videos , they had 3k first video then 13k second video, then the channel just died.i definitely can, ive somehow wrote a simple semi-automated python script to AI generate the visuals, eleven labs for the voice, and chatgpt for the script,
im happy to announce that out of many attempts (10+ painful attempts and no sleep) i was able somehow to get one channel gain traction, it may not be much but it's something im proud of lol, i have a protonvpn subscription and set it to different countries, although the channel is not yet phone verified (its hard to find a working temp phone number nowadays) i was able to gain somehow decent views on a single channel, the country my vpn was set to france, so if anyone has a phone number for verifying this (france only) im happy for any offers
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sooooo in conclusion, maybe it really does depend on the location where you upload the video...? for more details the google account i use is 2+ years old (i have A LOT of google accounts ive been aging like fine wine) the google account is made in my native country, as for the youtube channel i made this last tuesday and also the video, both using a VPN (protonvpn set to france) in a windows 10 virtual machine, first video on this newly made channel
although i could be wrong, maybe its just algorithm luck, maybe you dont need a vpn, im just using a shotgun method here, i was able to get 1.4k views in 4 days which is a whole lot better than the 10-100 views i get on other channel attempts,
Definitely a random factor on you tube.
fielddigger
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Really? A company is a company to earn money.
Isn't it more realistic to say that both you and me have no idea why some content gets pushed and some does not.
Instead of saying it's something like ''luck'' and ''random''
NO-CLUE-SEO
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Yep, absolutely, I do think sometimes with the amount of content on YouTube, more content of the same just adds too much content in the same niche, and that's when YouTube just randomly chooses which content to push.
fielddigger
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Okay now you're making 100% sense, that is a very realistic theory.
They probably do have some form of system in place to determine what to push in case of similar or duplicate content.
Still there has to be some variable at play there that we're not seeing,
unless youtube really said fuck it let's do like random.org and see which of these similar content gets pushed.
NO-CLUE-SEO
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If you know anything about AI, used to be called neural networks, it starts with a random value, so yes I do think YouTube does have a random factor to it.
On a positive note, I have been playing with taking shorts, cloning the video, and seeing if they get views, and yes they seem to which is a surprise. I know you can reuse content, but again, this just adds to too much of the same content. But it's a great way of testing quickly what type of videos do get views and which don't, so it's a great niche checker.
fielddigger
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I don't know anything about AI, maybe youtube does have some random factor to it.
I'd think the biggest factor is always money, youtube deciding based on who they think they can show ''this'' to and keep them occupied and viewing/scrolling
I'd imagine their biggest ''concern'' would be to not show people the same content and having them lose interest
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Any video can go viral on youtube, There is nothing special about it. If you see this on a brand new channel, it might be purchased views.
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It can be purchased views, there are so many panels out there.
solanarocks
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Is it even profitable after so many expenses ?
winter0019
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I watched the video........more than 300k
worldbehindloki
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That's really crazy. It can't be natural in that short time.
alizer21
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im sure youtube algorithm is pure rng, it just picks a random new channel at a random time to put views in, random audience and if you're lucky, you get the audience that engages your channel more
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It's possible to be natural and organic, it wouldn't be the first, neither the second or the third channel that I see that reaches thousands of views and subscribers with just one or two videos. However, I didn't watch it to see if it's really high quality
r2150523
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You don't need. It's irrelevant scale to make conclusions.
What you need is quality videos and high ctr.
If you create something share-worthy, it's where you can make bigger views.
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There is nothing to be surprised here. You can also do it or even more views. Just buy from any panel on BHW . There are hundreds of panel which will provide you these much views for cheap on BHW.
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He's probably buying views. This is way too unnatural.
Builder Dave
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For some reason people believe that there are two options for a video to explode like this - the YouTube algorithm and fake views. You're forgetting the option of having an external traffic source (like large social media accounts or a popular website) and driving real traffic to the video that way. Maybe somebody with an existing audience is testing whether YouTube content will get traction for them or somebody on the team is trying out a side-project. I would not be surprised if the YouTube algorithm actually "likes" content like that as it's driving real external traffic to their platform if (and that's not a small if) they can differentiate it from bot traffic.