Recent content by darknova36

Small suggestion: When buying subscribers let us be able to set the source of the subscription to a video. Not 100% sure that it improves ranking by a lot but I could see it being a ranking factor.

Use clips that are under 20 seconds long or are not claimed (and will not be claimed) by a big network.

Then you should really stop if you don't want your adsense to get banned. It might already be to late, you'll see when your earnings transfer to your adsense account. Then Google will check if the impressions were real and take appropriate action. They don't mess around with fake impressions.

Don't worry as long as you don't have ads on your videos. YouTube doesn't even count multiple visits from the same person. Especially not from the owner.

I have two channels. The one where I showed you the earnings above had videos which could very easily be removed for copyright which eventually happend. After that I created my current channel in another niche (or topic) which is less likely to get striked and is still very successful.

I never had to create a new adense account, so I'm just saying what I've heard.

YouTube changed it's rules to: One copyright strike = No monetization. That's why I had to switch niches to avoid getting copyright strikes which has worked so far. You can also wait 6 months after you got the copyright strike and you should be able to monetize again. If your adsense is banned...

Yes. After buying HR views, getting likes and comments and doing some SEO you should eventually get tons of organic traffic on your videos.

HR Views = High Retention Views = The views you should buy. Everything but HR doesn't do anything good for you video.

Yup. That's basically it. Get a good HR views provider and you're all set.

The unlisted method is when you upload a video and put it on unlisted instead of public, do the things I explained in my previous post, and set it to public after. It gives a huge boost in rankings. (Search for it to get a more detailed explenation)

That's from my "whitehat" channel from november. This isn't a good representation for an average channel though. The niche was very ad friendly and it was at the end of the year which means that the average RPM was high.

With no effort at all I mean that I cut together compilations of clips (Won't tell the niche because my channel could be found very easily), upload them, and make a thumbnail. I have 6 videos on my channel right now. (Have my 7th video on unlisted right now while it's getting views.) Compared to...

No they didn't. I just made a YouTube account about a month ago and already have 300.000 views and 2000 subscribers with no effort at all. I invested at most $20. Before that I made one in november and got 5.000.000 views and 6000 subscribers during december and january using no view / like...

Mh. That's odd. I get page 1 rank 4 on a high competition keyword pretty easily with some Seo and a few views. Maybe experiment a bit with social networks to build some backlinks and to get some new viewers.