YOUTUBE FARM PROFITABLE ?

[mtomcreative]

That is a ton. How do you even plan to use 1000 accounts? There's not enough time on the day to warm up 1000 accounts, manage them, click around, etc, etc, its a mess. Im not sure about proxies, I think all proxies will eventually flag your accounts, since it's a matter of time they end up blacklisted due someone doing something with them.

I have a youtube bot that I use. I believe it's quite effective as well. The bot has three scripts - profile creation for each account, warm ups (typically around 1-2 weeks) and video boost. As long as i play it safe, i think things should be fine. So far, I am seeing good result with my test.

 

[Mathieuu]

I have a youtube bot that I use. I believe it's quite effective as well. The bot has three scripts - profile creation for each account, warm ups (typically around 1-2 weeks) and video boost. As long as i play it safe, i think things should be fine. So far, I am seeing good result with my test.

Any news on your youtube farm ?
I'm curious about how your bot script " video boost " works .
What does it do exactly? Play your video in loop ? Search your youtube channel through the search bar ?
Like / comment ?
What are the typical automation that really boost your stats ?

 

[seoforever1]

Good morning dear members, I plan to start YouTube farming with an anti-detect browser or bot. I would like to have a share of the experiences of people who have already done YouTube farm. I mean use their own YouTube pool accounts to generate engagement (views, likes, etc.) with their monetized channels. Was it profitable ? If yes, I would like to know the details of how you proceeded (the number of accounts, the cost of the proxy, the number of channels where the traffic was redirected, etc.)? Thank you

I have personally not seen any guide regarding setting a farm. Just saw videos here showing the farm. May be you can search those threads and comment there to get OP response.

 

[whenzy1929]

I use resedential ip and its works but the problem its expensive

 

[ELEKID]

I use resedential ip and its works but the problem its expensive

yes It seems that to be profitable, you need to have multiple accounts and at least 2 channels due to the expensive cost of residential ips

 

[jaykarbanda]

Good morning dear members, I plan to start YouTube farming with an anti-detect browser or bot. I would like to have a share of the experiences of people who have already done YouTube farm. I mean use their own YouTube pool accounts to generate engagement (views, likes, etc.) with their monetized channels. Was it profitable ? If yes, I would like to know the details of how you proceeded (the number of accounts, the cost of the proxy, the number of channels where the traffic was redirected, etc.)? Thank you

How do you finally plan to make money ? Send fake views and monetize ? Because that does not work.

 

[ELEKID]

How do you finally plan to make money ? Send fake views and monetize ? Because that does not work.

I am not talking about these crapping SMM pannels I talking about farming. I don't want to expose those channels but not all channels have true subscribers and even more they gain momemtum than some true channels because they have high retention and engaged subscribers. Cause at the end of the day the algo take in account only one thing 1 gmail account, 1 different 1 ip, a specific behavior and video engagement if it is replicate it does not differ from human.