Are Micro-Workers Boosting YouTube Likes and Comments?

[kaplanyuz]

Hi everyone,

I've recently heard about using micro-workers for YouTube, and I'm curious to learn more. I've noticed that some of my competitors' videos get 5-10k views, yet they have an unusually high number of likes and comments—sometimes reaching 20k or more. Is this the result of micro-workers? It seems to be a popular strategy that many creators are using. Can someone explain how this works or share any insights? I'd really appreciate your guidance on this!

 

[billythebilly]

This is AI, botted answers
Maybe paid microworkers posting AI comments
Or a bot automating everything and posting it with a custom tool

 

[kaplanyuz]

This is AI, botted answers
Maybe paid microworkers posting AI comments
Or a bot automating everything and posting it with a custom tool

It seems like you're exploring possibilities, and I agree that it’s hard to be sure without more evidence. It could indeed be AI-generated comments, micro-workers, or even automated bots using custom tools. Have you noticed any patterns or similarities in the comments that might help identify the source?

 

[andreaissabel]

Two days ago VidIQ offers me a automatized comment answer service

If there is a bot for the responses, there is similar a bot for commenting videos

 

[AgedYTAccs]

Yes theres sites that sell microworkers. its like 0.50 per person. I got in the past

 

[Semikopnyi]

Does these really help?

 

[bonzo90]

its most likely a bot or a social media panel. many users sell comments likes views here on bhw.

 

[lfmanaged]

Comments haven't affected promotion for a long time now. The main indicator is CTR and retention. The higher they are, the better your videos will appear on the homepage and in recommendations

 

[Social Tools]

using micro-workers for YouTube, and I'm curious to learn more.

Micro workers are real people paid to engage with YouTube content, they can artificially increase ranking signals

 

[BLGProductions]

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Hi everyone,

I've recently heard about using micro-workers for YouTube, and I'm curious to learn more. I've noticed that some of my competitors' videos get 5-10k views, yet they have an unusually high number of likes and comments—sometimes reaching 20k or more. Is this the result of micro-workers? It seems to be a popular strategy that many creators are using. Can someone explain how this works or share any insights? I'd really appreciate your guidance on this!

This is mostly smm services , creators do that to push the channel to the suggestions algorithm of youtube, the right service and the right way can push your channel to the algo. This has been going on for years.

 

[Welthon]

This is an imitation of natural behavior to create signals to algorithms. This way it is also possible to include specific comments under the video on YouTube, thereby pinning it at the very top of any video.

 

[SproutGigsTeam]

Yes, the strategy is to use workers to increase your initial engagement and retention, as this usually gives your videos greater exposure. I've used Sproutgigs with this strategy, and it's worked for me.

Also, note that you should create interesting content that maintains retention when YouTube promotes your video to other users.

 

[Panther28]

You only need bots to boost your traffic & comments on youtube if your content sucks. Don't be like them. Be original.