How to post links in YouTube comments?

Zavarzin

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Guys can you reveal a secret how do you post links in youtube comments?

When I put in bit.ly link it gives me an error: Error, try again

Is there some trick you use or some workaround to this?
 
Use a backslash instead of a forward one e.g:

bit.ly\yourlink

when copied and pasted into the browser it automatically changes the \ to a / and redirects the user to the website.

This is the best suggestion :cool:

Thanks a lot mate
 
Use a backslash instead of a forward one e.g:

bit.ly\yourlink

when copied and pasted into the browser it automatically changes the \ to a / and redirects the user to the website.

I wonder where you got that from :D

Yeah that method is best OP.
 
If you have extra money you can use info domains something like yourdomanname.info or you goo.gl redirect
 
something like this
mysite(dot)com

links in youtube comments are not allowed thats why you need to re arrange it
 
There are so many methods for doing this. Just look at popular videos on yt and you will find out everything in those comments.
 
ive tryed the \ method and still got a error

Why did you get an error? Were you promoting a affiliate program or CPA link? Some networks (goo.gl bit.ly) don't allow those links any more due to spam etc.

Search on google for new url shortning services, and pick any that don't end in a .com

A good one is x.co Once you get your link e.g. x.co/url copy it it to youtubes comment section and replace the / with a \ so it looks like

x.co\url

Hope that helped.
 
Why did you get an error? Were you promoting a affiliate program or CPA link? Some networks (goo.gl bit.ly) don't allow those links any more due to spam etc.

Search on google for new url shortning services, and pick any that don't end in a .com

A good one is x.co Once you get your link e.g. x.co/url copy it it to youtubes comment section and replace the / with a \ so it looks like

x.co\url

Hope that helped.

Anything with .net, .com and those extensions is banned with a forward/back-slash. So .co, or .ly (bit.ly) is pretty good. But I would suggest, most of all; http://www.goo.gl

They obviously won't ban their own domain anyways.
 
Anything with .net, .com and those extensions is banned with a forward/back-slash. So .co, or .ly (bit.ly) is pretty good. But I would suggest, most of all; http://www.goo.gl

They obviously won't ban their own domain anyways.

goo.gl is good but they don't allow most affiliate link i.e. clickbank.
 
Anything with .net, .com and those extensions is banned with a forward/back-slash. So .co, or .ly (bit.ly) is pretty good. But I would suggest, most of all; http://www.goo.gl

They obviously won't ban their own domain anyways.
Why wouldn't they ban their own domain? They don't allow ANY urls in comments period.
 
Use a backslash instead of a forward one e.g:

bit.ly\yourlink

when copied and pasted into the browser it automatically changes the \ to a / and redirects the user to the website.

Nice trick. Could also try something like ww.URL, although I'm not sure if that would work on IE
 
Why wouldn't they ban their own domain? They don't allow ANY urls in comments period.

That's how it works, they add a new safeguard, you find a loophole. Abuse it until they fix it then you find another. Just be happy they didn't think of all extensions right off.
 
If goo.gl doesn't allow domain, just bit.ly it first, then goo.gl that bit.ly link. #smart
 
I have never seen a link in the comments of a youtube video.

Unless of corse we are all just talking about a non functioning broken url like- wwwDOTmywebDOTcom / page

If anyone can do this please post a link to it.
 
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