Can someone help me with some clarity? not sure what I'm doing wrong.

sometimes a channel can take long to warm up, the problem with posting too much when views are still low is that YT give priority to newer videos. So dont abandon it but slow down your posting. This will give the algorithm time to test and find an audience for your content. When views start rising, you can increase frequency.
 
YouTube growth takes time I would focus on improving content and staying consistent instead of creating many channels
 
The problem is your trying to circumvent the sytem with many accounts, doing whatever dodginess you can? (i doubt youa re making fresh content, if you are 1 or 2 channels is enough without any proxy). If you don't get any views on your content, generally the problem is your content is shit or copied, and or isn't getting marketed anywhere.
 
sometimes a channel can take long to warm up, the problem with posting too much when views are still low is that YT give priority to newer videos. So dont abandon it but slow down your posting. This will give the algorithm time to test and find an audience for your content. When views start rising, you can increase frequency.
this is something I also thought about but dismissed the thought before, because some channels start strong and boom right off the bat, while some take a minute and still boom
 
The problem is your trying to circumvent the sytem with many accounts, doing whatever dodginess you can? (i doubt youa re making fresh content, if you are 1 or 2 channels is enough without any proxy). If you don't get any views on your content, generally the problem is your content is shit or copied, and or isn't getting marketed anywhere.
you're correct actually, my content isn't fresh content and it's commentary on either sports or politics using already available clips. is a good model or content? yes, because a lot of other channels in the niche have validated it for me but because I'm still trying to understand how it works and what works I thought 'no views' means the channel is shadow banned or done with.
 
I'd focus on one channel and one niche before starting over. Most channels fail because of inconsistent content, weak titles, or poor thumbnails-not because of the account itself.

Aged channels aren't a magic solution. Consistency, testing, and patience usually matter far more than the channel's age.
 
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