venchulini
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- Apr 23, 2021
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is there any profit on youtube reels
Are you use unique phone for each?My method of uploading to 10 different channels is not the same as you may have thought.
I wouldn't upload to channel 2 without first deleting those videos from channel 1.
Obviously if you upload multiple exact duplicate videos from channel 1 to channel 2 or from channel 9 to channel 10, without first deleting those videos from the previous channels, you will get terminated for spam.
So if I'm uploading the same video to 10 different channels, it would happen in serial order where the videos will only uploaded to the next after being first deleted from the previous.
how do you obtain so many adsense accounts for each channnel? 1 channel:1 adsense account is a lot of accountsI delete all videos and the channel.
All the channels are on separate ips and devices like virtual machines, emulators or VPSes.
It may not be necessary to delete the channel though, as long as you delete the content.
you will have to use your friends or family members information and address, or else you need to create multiple bank accounts but again the address will be an issue, so you have to rely on friends or family.how do you obtain so many adsense accounts for each channnel? 1 channel:1 adsense account is a lot of accounts
im not able to make new ones since i dont trust 3rd parties with my online earnings, i heard there is a way to make them as adsense business accounts but that would require that you start a business for a youtube channel before it is even viable which is nonsense
i dont have any friends or family that i could trust with these things, and there should be a limited number of friends/family, at some point you would run out. i don't see how you get a bunch of people involved in this. is there no other way?you will have to use your friends or family members information and address, or else you need to create multiple bank accounts but again the address will be an issue, so you have to rely on friends or family.
just an update on this, not sure how it will help anyone but: exactly 120 days to the hour of the "shadow ban" the channel started receiving "suggested videos" impressions again. 120 days of zero (0) impressions and only showing new videos to subs for no given reason, thanks youtube! no videos were deleted or privated, nothing was changed on the channel at all except for not uploading for almost a month. the returned impressions are still minuscule compared to where they used to be but i do now have hope that the channel can be saved.Literally zero (0) "suggested videos" impressions since November 23rd and with the exception of a few videos that still get search traffic my videos are only show to subs now (97%). The channel is still monetized and has never been demonetized, I have received no warnings or strikes, and have not deleted or privated any videos. I have repeatedly contacted YT support and have been told the same template about how "the channel is working as intended". Obviously this is some type of shadow ban, my question is: is the channel fucked forever or is there a usual timeline these shadow bans take?
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is there any way to know which specific content is reused content.you can ask questions ranging from different types of methods, fixing problems and scaling successfully.
i have years of experience and research done.
Remember that on YT we have to work with knowledge/data, coming from people's anecdote and their own tests, and my own tests and observations.
my answers will confident but don't expect them to be brute scientific facts. it will be as good as the data i have learnt from, which includes the anecdote of people, my observations and the best evidence i've gathered.
so remember that i've not published any peer reviewed scientific papers on YouTube methods. (if that's what you are expecting xD).
so we will have to work with data coming from forum discussions, the observations and tests i've done myself, and info coming from other networks of people i've worked with and met during the YouTube game journey.
I recently created a new YouTube channel and was wondering which settings are important to change or set up (if they even matter).you can ask questions ranging from different types of methods, fixing problems and scaling successfully.
i have years of experience and research done.
Remember that on YT we have to work with knowledge/data, coming from people's anecdote and their own tests, and my own tests and observations.
my answers will confident but don't expect them to be brute scientific facts. it will be as good as the data i have learnt from, which includes the anecdote of people, my observations and the best evidence i've gathered.
so remember that i've not published any peer reviewed scientific papers on YouTube methods. (if that's what you are expecting xD).
so we will have to work with data coming from forum discussions, the observations and tests i've done myself, and info coming from other networks of people i've worked with and met during the YouTube game journey.
What's the best way to monetize AI content on YouTube these days?you can ask questions ranging from different types of methods, fixing problems and scaling successfully.
i have years of experience and research done.
Remember that on YT we have to work with knowledge/data, coming from people's anecdote and their own tests, and my own tests and observations.
my answers will confident but don't expect them to be brute scientific facts. it will be as good as the data i have learnt from, which includes the anecdote of people, my observations and the best evidence i've gathered.
so remember that i've not published any peer reviewed scientific papers on YouTube methods. (if that's what you are expecting xD).
so we will have to work with data coming from forum discussions, the observations and tests i've done myself, and info coming from other networks of people i've worked with and met during the YouTube game journey.
what even qualifies as "aged account" and "warmed up"?I recently created a new YouTube channel and was wondering which settings are important to change or set up (if they even matter).
Obviously, you should add your phone number and enable 2-step verification on your Google account. Then, there’s the YouTube feature eligibility settings. There are also small things like adding a profile picture to your Google account and setting up a banner on YouTube. But do those small details really matter? And what settings are essential?
One thing is clear: you need to verify your phone number; otherwise, you won’t be able to upload videos longer than 15 minutes.
My experience:
Everyone says you need an aged YouTube account and should "warm it up" first, but I tested a popular niche on a fresh account and never really ran into issues. My first video performed well, and I ended it with 500 subscribers.
Maybe it would have performed better if it had been on an aged account and warmed up first. I don’t know—I'm about to try that soon.
There isn’t really a video guide that simply covers the setup process for creating a channel that’s ready to upload. It could be a great video idea.
just a thought!
Regarding your answer on 4th pointcorrect. it's because there seems to be no difference of uploading 1 video a day vs 5 videos a day. once the algorithm recognizes your schedule and pattern, your daily views will get distributed anyway.
uploading more videos might be a good way to get into the algorithm at first, but once you are in it, there's no real point of uploading many a day.
if your daily limit is 100k views, whether you upload 1 video or 5 videos, the views will still be distributed.
if you upload 1 video, it will get 100k views. if you upload 5, the 100k views will be distributed across all.
this is based on all the tests i have done so far.
if you really want to upload 5 to 10 videos and get 100k views or max reach on each, then it's much better to upload to 10 channels lol.
try cashcow niches related to travel and tourism(best places to visit), documentaries, tech news, celeb news .etc. they work.
best thing to do is to switch niches. don't waste much time with reddit niche, as i've done plenty of research on this topic and lately most people have been reporting problems in that niche, related to demonetizations and shadowbans.
try some other cashcow niches that will work long term without problems.
1. SMM is not bad. people spread misinformation to mislead you from success. you need to use the right service or right combination of services to have an effect.
for the bot thing, better to pay some developer to make a custom bot. now that you have AI, you can power the bot with AI so that it can behave like a human and perform action randomizations.
since chat gpt understands whatever you tell it, you just need some open source version of that LLM to communicate with it and make it understand what you need. then it will power your viewbot.
then your dev needs to optimize the bot to use less resources, and in a way where every view will work with either, an isolated anti detect browser session or VM instance. once the bot is built, you can deploy it on a strong vps to send views.
assign a different ip to each instance.
2. no benefit. and no need to even add hashtag. you will still get recommended if content is good.
3. it is possible that some channels who are doing some shady niches in India are getting YouTube employees who they know, to whitelist their channel in the algorithm from problems. employees at YT get bribed.
4. yes by posting more often you can get more views.
yes don't listen to most people got to tell you on here , for example, about churn and burn channels or grandfathered channels, they don't really know what they are talking about.
it does not work that way. even if you use grandfathered channels, it's a myth that it will stay monetized, because AI can instantly scan for re-used content and demonetize you.
it does not matter how big or old your channel is. I've tested this.
now to the following methods are what i know, which these people might be using:
1. bribing YouTube employees to whitelist their channel. since those are Indians, they potentially either work for YT and run their own side channels in stealth or they might be bribing YouTube employees to whitelist.
2. using their own private CMS and whitelisting their channel, until the CMS gets taken down.
3. special underground deal with someone inside YT and they will be left untouched for years as long as that person is in power inside YT offices.
4. recently a method was posted her on BHW, regarding uploading copyright videos like movies, without needing any edits at all. upload the movie as it is and then you copy paste a certain description and dispute the copyright block. then the copyright block gets successfully removed and then you can farm money until you get manual take down.
A new channel is always a better option unless the aged channel your getting has high views authority, new channels get tested by the algo and if you do good with ctr and retention, you can expect to blow up.I recently created a new YouTube channel and was wondering which settings are important to change or set up (if they even matter).
Obviously, you should add your phone number and enable 2-step verification on your Google account. Then, there’s the YouTube feature eligibility settings. There are also small things like adding a profile picture to your Google account and setting up a banner on YouTube. But do those small details really matter? And what settings are essential?
One thing is clear: you need to verify your phone number; otherwise, you won’t be able to upload videos longer than 15 minutes.
My experience:
Everyone says you need an aged YouTube account and should "warm it up" first, but I tested a popular niche on a fresh account and never really ran into issues. My first video performed well, and I ended it with 500 subscribers.
Maybe it would have performed better if it had been on an aged account and warmed up first. I don’t know—I'm about to try that soon.
There isn’t really a video guide that simply covers the setup process for creating a channel that’s ready to upload. It could be a great video idea.
just a thought!