I have a manual phone farm and I want to start and grow YouTube channels with it. Do you think I should grow the channels using Shorts or long-form videos?
Also, do you have any niche recommendations?
Hi Everyone,
Currently, I am actively managing 2 YouTube channels under my main Gmail account. I also have 4 unused/idle channels linked to the same account.
My question is: If I create 2 new channels under this main account and start uploading content (making it a total of 4 active channels)...
I know what you mean, but the issue is that there are no views because YouTube isn't serving impressions. If the videos weren't getting views despite getting impressions, then I’d agree with you—there would be a problem. I absolutely agree: buying views and subscribers is the easiest way to ruin...
Hello everyone,
I've been looking at my competitors, and I see brand-new channels reaching 100–500 subscribers in just 9 days while also getting a good number of views.
I'm creating content in the same niche and following a very similar format. I analyze their titles, thumbnails, and videos...
The main reason I'm doing this is to test the algorithm.
As you know, YouTube doesn't promote every video, and for brand-new channels it's often a matter of luck which videos get impressions.
As far as I know, YouTube will test my content for a while.
Right now, the most important thing is...
Today I'm going to create 5 channels on 5 different devices. I'll upload one video in the same niche to each channel (the videos will all be different). Then I'll compare their views and reach to see the results.
Thank you all for your valuable feedback.
I have an idea: What do you think about using A/B tested headlines? I would love to hear your thoughts on this.
I don't think I can post a photo here, but I have 62 views and 1,900 impressions. I wonder if the YouTube algorithm is failing to identify my audience?
You might say my title and thumbnail are bad, but I honestly think they are better than they need to be. I'm not sure if the algorithm hasn't...
While dealing with view problems on long videos, I saw that the requirement for Shorts is 10 million views. I think opening a Shorts channel makes way more sense.
For example, on Shorts, after posting a Shorts video, some time needs to pass so the first one can get views; once the views drop, we post the next one. What is the situation for long-form video channels? How long should we wait before posting another video after uploading one? (I can upload 1...
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