Mass video upload

[rakhachr]

Hai, i have Youtube API V3 to upload bulk/mass video on youtube.
Like, i can upload company/marketing videos using my 10k youtube account or client youtube that can upload 5-10k videos per day (1 account 10 maximum video due youtube limit).

because last year, i got project that upload 30k videos in a week using bulk account also with 1 account 10 videos.
so, if i do it again as freelancer is worth it or not? thank you. i open service also for that
sorry for my english.

 

[Flickkaa]

Yes, it can still be worthwhile if demand and pricing are right, it can be profitable as a freelance service.

 

[Fire Tigerll7]

Sounds like a niche skill if you find clients needing high volume uploads, it could definitely pay off.

 

[DroidFarmer]

work with platforms that pay clippers per views and your set up will be money machine

 

[muhammadshumbul]

With the right clients and careful account management, offering bulk upload services could still be a profitable venture.

 

[YoutubeScientist]

Hai, i have Youtube API V3 to upload bulk/mass video on youtube.
Like, i can upload company/marketing videos using my 10k youtube account or client youtube that can upload 5-10k videos per day (1 account 10 maximum video due youtube limit).

because last year, i got project that upload 30k videos in a week using bulk account also with 1 account 10 videos.
so, if i do it again as freelancer is worth it or not? thank you. i open service also for that
sorry for my english.

spam uploading 10 videos a day per account via api will not bring you much traffic. they'll flag you for spam flooding.
mass uploading may have worked back in the day, but it no longer works now, unless your channel is big, has a lot of authority and trust.

I've already tested this. mass uploading many clips through automation methods like "api" is the perfect recipe for getting shadowbanned, because they'll flag you for being a spammer.

if your content is good and the viral type, it's very easy to test this theory.
try mass uploading shorts via api first, and then try doing manual uploads next.
you'll find that the manual uploads method tends to bring you more traffic (eg: few k views each easily), whereas the mass uploads method will bring you next to nothing (eg: 0 to 100 views per upload, and with barely any videos breaking that barrier).

but these results can be different if you have an authority channel. however overall, mass uploading still seems like a bad idea especially if done through the api rather then you manually uploading one by one, spacing out each upload between hours.

 

[knightm]

It might still be good money, but only if you find clients who really need thousands of videos uploaded every day.

 

[lokuboss]

You need to create an android api to work with youtube and spoof as new device , thats a lot of work but your videos will blow

 

[Jug102]

spam uploading 10 videos a day per account via api will not bring you much traffic. they'll flag you for spam flooding.
mass uploading may have worked back in the day, but it no longer works now, unless your channel is big, has a lot of authority and trust.

I've already tested this. mass uploading many clips through automation methods like "api" is the perfect recipe for getting shadowbanned, because they'll flag you for being a spammer.

if your content is good and the viral type, it's very easy to test this theory.
try mass uploading shorts via api first, and then try doing manual uploads next.
you'll find that the manual uploads method tends to bring you more traffic (eg: few k views each easily), whereas the mass uploads method will bring you next to nothing (eg: 0 to 100 views per upload, and with barely any videos breaking that barrier).

but these results can be different if you have an authority channel. however overall, mass uploading still seems like a bad idea especially if done through the api rather then you manually uploading one by one, spacing out each upload between hours.

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