Youtube - Mass Video Method - Results inside [Will update]

[Zelthcon]

Woah...on my channel I still have not uploaded any new videos (which I easily could of added another 20-40) I checked my video views today and they are increasing extremely rapidly!

I'm now up too :
Subscribers : 44
Video Views : 33,000

Total profit so far : $0 - lol

I'm going to do this same thing again sometime and actually set out a plan of where I am going to direct all of this traffic to so I can actually monetize it ^.^

 

[MitchHoward]

Woah...on my channel I still have not uploaded any new videos (which I easily could of added another 20-40) I checked my video views today and they are increasing extremely rapidly!

I'm now up too :
Subscribers : 44
Video Views : 33,000

Total profit so far : $0 - lol

I'm going to do this same thing again sometime and actually set out a plan of where I am going to direct all of this traffic to so I can actually monetize it ^.^

Are all the videos in a specific niche? or are they just random videos? I'm baffled as to how your account is not getting banned. How many videos do you have uploaded in total?

 

[Zelthcon]

All of my videos are in a specific niche.

140 videos have been uploaded so far (was around 20-30 per day, one day I uploaded about 50 or so).

My views are still increasing rapidly, have 44 subs, 100 favorites spread across the videos.

Is it really that baffling my account is not yet banned? I think 20-30 videos per day is reasonable.

I bet I wake up in a few days and have 100k+ views and still $0 made lol

 

[Alphabet]

20-30 videos a day is probably nothing to worry about. Uploading a lot of videos doesn't = ban. In fact I have an account still kicken that I uploaded over 1k videos the day I made it a couple weeks ago and I know I have a few more like it. The comments section on the channel has a bunch of people whining that I stole their video, and I'm sure the inbox on the account has many more. Obviously uploading 1k videos isn't the smartest thing, and I really don't recommend it. My point is there really is no rule to how many videos you should upload to an account, it depends on a variety of factors, best thing to do is test it yourself. I would say you're right about 20-30 a day being reasonable.

Regardless any account will probably go down at some point if you're stealing other peoples videos, which is why I think it's good to not put all efforts into a single account for too long.

It's not really just YT that you have to worry about when video uploading, it's the people watching the videos as well. Bungholes flagging or reporting when they see you took their video or when they have to go through a content locker to get what they want.

Sadly views really don't mean much. Some video + cpa combinations just plain stink. The account I'm talking about above has 38k views and has made $0. That's what I would call a stink combination, and I now know it's not worth repeating that. If you have 33k views and haven't made any money out of it, it's possible it's a stink combination too and might be worth changing or tweeking.

 

[fauxhawk]

wow nice alphabet !!!

 

[guerillablogger]

subscribe

 

[Zelthcon]

Glad to see more and more people reading this thread and in regards to the bad combination I would have to agree with you, I think I should of watermarked my video to say to read the description or point to a website with a content locker on it to see more videos "like this one".

This was just a test run and I guess I can simply take it with a pinch of salt.

 

[eunicemartinez_21]

Glad to see more and more people reading this thread and in regards to the bad combination I would have to agree with you, I think I should of watermarked my video to say to read the description or point to a website with a content locker on it to see more videos "like this one".

This was just a test run and I guess I can simply take it with a pinch of salt.

You can still add annotation...

 

[wowrune757]

i think i might know your niche but i wont tell...and if you want to join CPA with content lockers I prefer leadbolt, adscend media, adwork media. I got accepted to these with no website. Good Luck!

 

[Zelthcon]

i think i might know your niche but i wont tell...and if you want to join CPA with content lockers I prefer leadbolt, adscend media, adwork media. I got accepted to these with no website. Good Luck!

It wouldn't surprise me if you do, it's a predictable niche, especially if you consider how many views I got in such a short amount of time .

I guess my next account I will remember to use websites with content lockers,

Thanks for the advice.

 

[oTradeMark]

How targeted is your niche? If you are uploading something like "viral" comical videos you might get a lot of traffic but not loyal traffic or traffic that is interested in clicking through any links.

I also find if your audience is inexperienced with youtube they don't even see the video descriptions and completely miss anything there... make sure your affiliate link is at the top of the description to maximize exposure (since the first x amount of characters show right below the video)

 

[dee_838]

sorry for noob question, but frm where u get the videos? do u create own?

 

[Zelthcon]

sorry for noob question, but frm where u get the videos? do u create own?

I am using other peoples videos, I do not make my own, if they ever seen my video they can simply DMCA it and it will simply be removed, no biggie.

For some reason youtube does not ban you or give warnings much more for using other peoples copyrighted material as long as you remove it when they ask you to.

Also, I'm now up to :
Over 60,000 video views
and 60 subscribers

Not bad for 11 or so days and only 1 hour of effort in total.

 

[Zelthcon]

I had an old account without videos I decided to check how people get views from copied video . In 1 month I got 350,000 total views and 100 subs

its all about the keywords and posting something that people search a lot currently.

Yeah like you said, it's about finding the current "Trend" the "hot niche" but you also need to make sure that others are not targeted the same one as you and if they are you need to make sure :

- You have a catchy, eye-grabbing title.
- A description which invites the user to click your video.
- A clear cut thumbnail which will interest your target audience (I.E a picture of the search term).
- SEO the video for both youtube and google if possible.

 

[Em][n3m]

nice thread here , btw if you need acounts shout me a pm

 

[Dally]

Not bad for 11 or so days and only 1 hour of effort in total.

Only one hour of work in total? What software are you using to do this? I was looking to do something exactly like what your doing (a few months back) but never got round to it because I thought that it would be too time consuming to upload that many videos. Anyway, I'll subscribe to see if you're sucessful at it and learn from your mistakes

 

[Zelthcon]

Only one hour of work in total? What software are you using to do this? I was looking to do something exactly like what your doing (a few months back) but never got round to it because I thought that it would be too time consuming to upload that many videos. Anyway, I'll subscribe to see if you're sucessful at it and learn from your mistakes

Yeah one hour of work in total throughout the 11 day period to get this many views and subscribers. I am using a piece of software called "Mass Video Blaster".

My method -
- Manually harvest URLS of videos relating to my niche (so I can target HQ videos).
- Mass download them.
- Slightly SEO the video title, description and keywords.
- Mass upload them.

My mistakes -
- I did not mass watermark the videos which I should of done.
- I did not plan as to what I'm going to monetize.
- My description was not eye-grabbing.
- I did not annotate all of the videos (again something easily done)

The software cost me a cool $97 one time fee but it's definitely worth the money, I got 61 subscribers and 63,000 video views in only 11 days with one hour work total.

I recommend -
- Find a hot niche.
- Find something that will either solve their problem or something they will want to buy.
- Mass download HQ videos doing the manual method I use.
- Mass upload with a watermark to your website (landing page) and an annotation to tell them to read the description.

Hope this helps.

 

[Unclesam2]

Yeah one hour of work in total throughout the 11 day period to get this many views and subscribers. I am using a piece of software called "Mass Video Blaster".

My method -
- Manually harvest URLS of videos relating to my niche (so I can target HQ videos).
- Mass download them.
- Slightly SEO the video title, description and keywords.
- Mass upload them.

My mistakes -
- I did not mass watermark the videos which I should of done.
- I did not plan as to what I'm going to monetize.
- My description was not eye-grabbing.
- I did not annotate all of the videos (again something easily done)

The software cost me a cool $97 one time fee but it's definitely worth the money, I got 61 subscribers and 63,000 video views in only 11 days with one hour work total.

I recommend -
- Find a hot niche.
- Find something that will either solve their problem or something they will want to buy.
- Mass download HQ videos doing the manual method I use.
- Mass upload with a watermark to your website (landing page) and an annotation to tell them to read the description.

Hope this helps.

do u plan on doing any monitizing with the videos u have so far?
as far as I can see the 63k views is serving zero purpose as of now because ur not profiting form it at all.

 

[ohaider]

do u plan on doing any monitizing with the videos u have so far?
as far as I can see the 63k views is serving zero purpose as of now because ur not profiting form it at all.

Look at it this way, the views give the videos viral potential. The subscribers can see your new videos on their homepage. Win win.

 

[Unclesam2]

the ratio of 63k views to 61 subscribers is not good though...