Is boosting comments a good way to grow channel?

[xuretai72]

I have a verified YouTube channel and I have been like-botting my comments with SMM panel """"real"""" likes.

I figured it wouldn't do anything but it's making my comments rank super high though (I checked out the comments an antidetect browser/proxy) and driving 100+ subscribers to my channel every day.

It seems too good to be true though. Am I just asking for my channel going to get shadowbanned/deranked from comments? If it does happen, can I recover from it?

Looking for anyone with personal experiences with this

 

[UrbanSnake]

If it's working, keep going
I don't think your channel will be shadowbanned or deranked
Unless you are posting comments with links, insults, copyright violation, etc

 

[adwaitk007]

I have a verified YouTube channel and I have been like-botting my comments with SMM panel """"real"""" likes.

I figured it wouldn't do anything but it's making my comments rank super high though (I checked out the comments an antidetect browser/proxy) and driving 100+ subscribers to my channel every day.

It seems too good to be true though. Am I just asking for my channel going to get shadowbanned/deranked from comments? If it does happen, can I recover from it?

Looking for anyone with personal experiences with this

So you mean you are liking your own commets on your own video or you are commenting your channel link on someone's video and ranking higher there?

 

[Illymoon]

I heard SMMPs aren't good for account 'reputation.

 

[xuretai72]

So you mean you are liking your own commets on your own video or you are commenting your channel link on someone's video and ranking higher there?

I'm just commenting manually on any relevant comment on popular videos from big creators, and then I feed it anywhere between 50 and 500 likes from the panel

 

[adwaitk007]

I'm just commenting manually on any relevant comment on popular videos from big creators, and then I feed it anywhere between 50 and 500 likes from the panel

Thought so. And while commenting, do you also add link to your channel?

 

[Panther28]

I have a verified YouTube channel and I have been like-botting my comments with SMM panel """"real"""" likes.

I figured it wouldn't do anything but it's making my comments rank super high though (I checked out the comments an antidetect browser/proxy) and driving 100+ subscribers to my channel every day.

It seems too good to be true though. Am I just asking for my channel going to get shadowbanned/deranked from comments? If it does happen, can I recover from it?

Looking for anyone with personal experiences with this

The best you will have is a verified youtube account. If you are working with smm boosting activities, then you'll never have a monetized youtube account. If you do, you won't make much for long before getting banned. Do things the natural way that youtube rewards you for, and if you are in doubt if that works, study people on youtube more and make a list of 50 channels, you can monitor in your niche, and watch how they grow viral and copy their topics. Most people trying to make money on youtube think its actually as easy as uploading a few crap videos, then heading to a SMM panel, lol perfect, those are the kind of noobs I don't want on a platform where my content is popular and I'm trying to get monetized legitimate with my own intelligence and creativity.

 

[xuretai72]

Thought so. And while commenting, do you also add link to your channel?

No I dont

 

[MayhemBH]

I used to do something similar on Instagram. Comment relevant stuff on very popular meme pages and boost the comment's likes. Crazy profile visits

 

[jessatis]

Real comments and interactions are great for your videos. You can keep it up to keep your rankings up.

 

[BLGProductions]

not just comments, mix it with a few likes and views so it looks natural, make sure you get these comments from a good smm panel.

 

[ZenWolf]

It works short-term but risky— Youtube might shadowban you, so grow with real engagement instead.

 

[Allison Prince]

I have a verified YouTube channel and I have been like-botting my comments with SMM panel """"real"""" likes.

I figured it wouldn't do anything but it's making my comments rank super high though (I checked out the comments an antidetect browser/proxy) and driving 100+ subscribers to my channel every day.

It seems too good to be true though. Am I just asking for my channel going to get shadowbanned/deranked from comments? If it does happen, can I recover from it?

Looking for anyone with personal experiences with this

There are two sides to the issue:
- If the increase in comments is real, real interaction, it will help your video a lot, even your channel will grow very quickly.
- However, if it is done by a bot, it will not be real, it will make your channel suspicious, leading to flagging or banning.

 

[budnikyinty]

Using SMM panels to like-bot comments can seem like a quick way to boost engagement, but it’s risky. YouTube's algorithm can detect suspicious activity, especially when it comes to bots and fake engagement. If your account gets flagged, you could face shadowbanning or a drop in rankings.

To recover from any potential penalties, you’d need to ensure you stop the use of these tools, focus on organic growth, and monitor for any strikes or warnings from YouTube.

 

[tubeboost]

Views, likes, comments (with 3-5 words at least) are good for boosting.

 

[sjmasku]

It's a risky stratey, it's always better to focus on organic growth, also try to produce quality content, it will boost your channel overall.