Views dropped to zero after being banned for spam.

[mobvanson84]

Friends, on August 15th, my YouTube channel was banned for spam, deception, and fraud. This is a common mistaken reason for deleting an AI bot in my niche. I've had channels deleted before, most recently in March, but other channels remained with good traffic. However, this time, after the ban, my views on all my channels dropped to zero. It's worth noting that the banned channel was registered and managed on a separate computer in another part of the city; the only thing they had in common was an Adsense account.
Has anyone else experienced this? Is this drop permanent or will it resolve over time?

 

[cocoes]

seen similar cases where related channels suddenly lose traffic after one channel gets terminated Since YouTube can identify related channels I wouldnt assume the drop is permanent yet Id focus on the appeal and wait for YouTube review before making any major changes

 

[itsworth]

You lost it all mate. Google is becoming harsh on those bans lately, and since you have the same ad sense to everychannel, you lost it all, it just wasn't informed in your other channels yet. The real only solution is to redo you channels and isolate ad sense accounts (or at least have one for the "most sensible" content channels, and other for the other ones).

But if you do spam videos, then you'll need to chance the tactics

 

[app_pilot]

It's the shared AdSense, YouTube is suppressing every channel linked to that banned account, so the drop is permanent on those channels

 

[ads studio]

for youtube to ban you for spam that means you over did it to be honest and i dont think you followed the rules and regulations so before you open an new account make your research so you dont repeat the same thing

 

[mobvanson84]

seen similar cases where related channels suddenly lose traffic after one channel gets terminated Since YouTube can identify related channels I wouldnt assume the drop is permanent yet Id focus on the appeal and wait for YouTube review before making any major changes

Yes, I'm waiting for a response from support, they've been reviewing my channel for almost two weeks. This is the first time I've seen traffic drop on all four or five of my channels at once. It's some new thing from the YouTube team. Interestingly, they don't ban channels one by one. For example, in March, my first channel was also banned, but I successfully transferred the second channel to a different Google account, and it's still active.

 

[Davison4589]

you're basically cooked. start working on a new setup. if you already know how to create great content, you should recover

 

[missrose]

Whether on YouTube or other media platforms, adhering to the rules is crucial; otherwise, you will sooner or later face a ban. Before starting a new account, you should carefully study the rules to ensure history does not repeat itself.

 

[MetaZone]

This is something I’ve experienced myself. Once my channel was monetized and got flagged, it stopped receiving any new views.

 

[Rajyyhud]

appeal the termination and review all channels for reused content

 

[Ronyyi880]

Friends, on August 15th, my YouTube channel was banned for spam, deception, and fraud. This is a common mistaken reason for deleting an AI bot in my niche. I've had channels deleted before, most recently in March, but other channels remained with good traffic. However, this time, after the ban, my views on all my channels dropped to zero. It's worth noting that the banned channel was registered and managed on a separate computer in another part of the city; the only thing they had in common was an Adsense account.
Has anyone else experienced this? Is this drop permanent or will it resolve over time?

that does seem very frustrating. i would try to refrain from jumping to conclusions nd saying that all the other channels have been irreparablly damaged simply due to the timing. u can look at the impression, traffic source nd studio notification information separately for each channel.