Glad you got it figured out, when will we be able to order?![]()
Yeah I think you managed to answer some hard questions above while giving a straight forward answer....I think I will place an order when your opened back up, but another question is how old do you suggest the video to be...2 weeks 1 week ect per view package?
I also received mobile views. 83% were mobile views.
I got a review copy from rouall I got the views delivered fast as compared to other services but the retention is kinda low but still my video managed to rank on youtube. I will buy the views once the service is back to normal![]()
Hi Ruoall,
ordered views from you, you delivered, but retention is terrible. The video is 3 min 48 sec long, and almost all your views have a retention between 2 sec and 4 sec. That is not the way it should work. Please comment on this issue!!!
AND ALL YOUR VIEWS ARE MOBILE VIEWS!!!!!!
Eric
I made an order last week and I received 13,240 all mobile 98% so please tell me what I need to do, do I send you my url by pm so you can deliver again? if you need proof send me your email by pm so I can send you the screenshot
so the lowest price I can buy views for is $150?
ok thanks I will pass![]()
So Ruoall,
what you are going to tell us is, that the number of views on a daily basis compared to competing videos counts as well.
Let me interprete that:
That means we should try to get more daily views compared to competing videos? For me (and that is what I suppose if I look at my statistics) that means that it is more important to get regular daily views (instead of boosts) along with likes, comments, subscribers etc.
What does this mean for the suppliers?
It means your offers must be different. It should be like:
I give you 200 views daily over a period of xxx months, along with xx likes, xx comments, xx favorites, xx subscribers for xx money.
My observations (I started back in December last year) were as follows:
Videos that I boosted with so called HR Views only worked for me when I boosted it to unlisted videos.
Example A: Video unlisted 5000 so called HR views.
When the views were delivered I made it public, which shot the video immediately up to page 1. After two days it started to drop rankings, and stopped at that point where other videos had been, which get a similar amount of views on a daily basis (I suppose). So what happened in that case? When going public YT thought OHHH it has got 5000 views and put it on page 1, realizing days later (when they updated again), that it does not get 5000 views on a daily basis, thus dropping it in the rankings.
Example B: Video public. Delivered 200 to 300 views mixed retention, along with likes and comments, on a DAILY basis over a month. The video started to climb the rankings until the position, where others also got this amount of views on a daily basis. When I stopped delivering on a daily basis and it did not get the daily views on a natural way, it dropped again.
So my conclusion is, to get a provider how delivers on a daily basis, like a subscription system, where lets say I subscribe a video for x $ for a month to get x views on a daily basis.
Please let me know if I am on the right track???
Eric
so the lowest price I can buy views for is $150?
ok thanks I will pass![]()
Hey man. Can you refund my order CSA6099? Thanks.
So Ruoall,
what you are going to tell us is, that the number of views on a daily basis compared to competing videos counts as well.
Let me interprete that:
That means we should try to get more daily views compared to competing videos? For me (and that is what I suppose if I look at my statistics) that means that it is more important to get regular daily views (instead of boosts) along with likes, comments, subscribers etc.
What does this mean for the suppliers?
It means your offers must be different. It should be like:
I give you 200 views daily over a period of xxx months, along with xx likes, xx comments, xx favorites, xx subscribers for xx money.
My observations (I started back in December last year) were as follows:
Videos that I boosted with so called HR Views only worked for me when I boosted it to unlisted videos.
Example A: Video unlisted 5000 so called HR views.
When the views were delivered I made it public, which shot the video immediately up to page 1. After two days it started to drop rankings, and stopped at that point where other videos had been, which get a similar amount of views on a daily basis (I suppose). So what happened in that case? When going public YT thought OHHH it has got 5000 views and put it on page 1, realizing days later (when they updated again), that it does not get 5000 views on a daily basis, thus dropping it in the rankings.
Example B: Video public. Delivered 200 to 300 views mixed retention, along with likes and comments, on a DAILY basis over a month. The video started to climb the rankings until the position, where others also got this amount of views on a daily basis. When I stopped delivering on a daily basis and it did not get the daily views on a natural way, it dropped again.
So my conclusion is, to get a provider how delivers on a daily basis, like a subscription system, where lets say I subscribe a video for x $ for a month to get x views on a daily basis.
Please let me know if I am on the right track???
Eric
You get what you pay for.
Sure mate. Will process today.
Let me answer your question for you erichon.
You see, many people where under the mishap that high retention views was a high watch time, but by many suppliers incorrectly manipulating this watch time is causing video deletions. YouTube has changed and I am sure you are well aware of that.
Boosting videos in the old way does not work anymore. Yes, we are still boosting videos, but with the correct analytics. Whether the video that comes to us has 0 views on start or 500k on start. We are able to give that boost with the correct values needed to give on a new video a well absolute retention and relative retention, and on an older video that either has or has not boosted using incorrect methods, we are able to give better analytics.
What we are doing is running a complete different game than the other suppliers on boosting videos. So to answer your question on should you deliver x amount of views every day, yes, if you are using the correct methods.
But it does not need to be done forever. Our boosts are here to give the correct analytics and the correct boost so there is no video loss. Now, of course after our boost and the user starts to rank, the natural views will do the rest. This is one reason why we are not offering 5k and 10k; it is really a short boost that does no good in 2014.
Many suppliers are still running the old methods. YT has caught onto this. We deliver a more natural boost in the eyes of YT. Preventing video deletion and a more qualified view.
We care about the end users. Do you?
Hi Ruoall,
thx for your answer. It enlightens me a bit more. Unfortunately your offer is only for the high competition videos. Let me give you an example.
If you have a medium to low competition video 50000 views are bit too much and not necessary to push it up. And if I look at it from a commercial point of view, a video if monetized lets say by adsense, needs to bring in profits, right? So if a video on page 1 low competition makes 0,1$ a day on profits, it would take 1500 days from your offer to break even. So if I were you (it is your business no question) I would not leave behind those whose strategy is to operate in the low competition niche. 1000 Videos that make 0,1$ a day profit, bring in 100$ a day, which is not bad, but would cost from your offer now 150 000 $. You get what I mean. So it would be good to have an offer from your side, which takes into consideration this low comp videos. I would aim on 5000 views with some likes and favs for about 8$. Just my 2 cents, as mentioned it is YOUR business. Anyway the beer we will take together.
Eric
@Ruoall Since you say that this new method has a source as YouTube and the quality is good my next question is can this views be monetized? So will the views that you sell bring any form of revenue to me or are the views till (low quality) that won't bring revenue? Considering the price that you sell the views for I think it needs to bring something to get the investments back.
And one other thing is it possible to split videos say I buy 50.000 views for 100$? And last thing how long will it take for you to deliver those 50K views with the 100$ package?
Hi there,
Alright, so we do not do any form of monetization on our side regarding views, but what I can say is that our views are of the highest, toppest (is that even a word?) quality.
It would very illegal for us to monetize views and it would, in a nutshell, be fraudulently defacing YouTube.
Our views come in as a YouTube visitor. What we do focus on is delivering you absolute retention to your video.
Where we differ ourselves from the other suppliers is that we do not manipulate watch times in the URLs.
YouTube records this and this is one of several reasons why videos are deleted. The simple fact is that if you, in any way, monetize views to generate a revenue it's very illegal.
Point is, we don't do illegal things, we deliver pure quality with absolute retention and we dont have video deletions.
Hope this makes sense.
Ruoall