Still works in 2025, but quality matters more now. Low-effort spam gets flagged fast. Focus on niche targeting, solid scripts, and good editing—faceless channels can still blow up.
A horror story channel won’t auto-grow, but it has viral potential if you nail thumbnails, titles, and pacing. Use tags like #scarystories #horrortok #creepypasta. Post consistently and hook viewers in first 10 seconds.
Yeah, it can work if you’re not doing anything spammy. Just use separate Chrome profiles and clear cookies. But for growth or automation, different IPs are safer long-term.
AI videos can be monetized, but they need to follow YouTube’s originality rules. Watermarks don’t matter much—just make sure the content adds value and isn’t fully auto-generated.
AdSense pays peanuts on Shorts. For Indian audience, go for affiliate links, app promos, or brand deals. Also push subs to long-form for better monetization.
Yes, it’s much harder now. YouTube’s system is stricter with fake views and mass logins. Using simulators with clean proxies still raises red flags due to patterns in behavior, device IDs, and IP rotations.
Fastest legit way:
Upload real, engaging content
Use SEO + social shares for views...
Yeah, I’ve tried a couple of those “credit-based” watch hour sites. They do work to an extent, but the retention is low and patterns are still obvious to YouTube. It's not fully safe, especially for monetization goals. Good for a small boost, but I wouldn't rely on it long-term or for hitting...
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