When I experimented on the other account that got banned, I would capture recordings of my desktop for a few seconds the same day I uploaded them, changing around things like the title, description, and keywords. It was then that I found out that my videos really were getting banned for no...
But I've seen other keygen videos with those keywords in their tags, so why would that be the reason it was banned? I did some experimenting with that new account before it got banned, by the way, and literally anything I uploaded was removed for inappropriate content - including a 10 second...
Well, I created another new gmail under a different ip address signing up with a different phone number and different pre-existing email address after using CCleaner. I figured I'd press my luck and use keygen, crack, and patch in the keywords. Taken down an hour later. New account banned a few...
I feel like YouTube is just auto banning everything I upload at this point. I did that resolution trick you mentioned with my own video since it was previously banned, and I uploaded it on yet another brand new account. I did NOT include any link in the description and left it unlisted with no...
Made a completely new video, and this time I unlisted it (which I admittedly forgot to do the first couple of times), threw in a mediafire link containing the exe in a zipped folder instead of just the exe, cloaked the link with bitly, made a fresh youtube account, uploaded on firefox, and the...
I'm about to lose it here. I reuploaded the video with no instances of the word "keygen" or "crack" or "patch" anywhere in the title, description, and tags. I also used a dropbox share link and cloaked it with ad fly in the description.
All I did was title it "How to get (program) for free."...
No, same thing happened to me and I uploaded my own video with royalty free music to boot. Still, it got banned within an hour. And I can't think of any banned keywords I used, because "keygen" and "crack" are keywords I've seen on other keygen videos that haven't been banned. And I know it...
Well that definitely clears things up. I initially suspected it had something to do with the affiliate link directly leading to the sales page, but I guess it's not as bad if it's the content of the video that had it taken down. Anyways, thanks for the useful info. Certainly gave me some...
I'm kind of in the same boat as you in terms of looking to get paid for writing. I did Fiverr for a while too and even made some money initially, but it eventually died out completely and now I get no orders despite the 5 star ratings I managed to garner. Same with the eBooks I published on...
Just as I feared, only now you have corroborated my suspicion. I was foolishly led to believe that streams of passive income surely would not eventually stop generating income cold turkey, no matter how small the profit became. But I have learned from Pinger's post that having some sort of...
Thanks for the response. What concerns me most is how long will an eBook continue to sell? I am working on my second one, but I can't help but worry that any eBook I write may eventually dry out in revenue, realistically speaking. I would love to build up my passive income with this, but I don't...
Hey guys, quick question. I was wondering: when writing a non fiction eBook, do the sources that you research on Google have to be cited? I obviously don't copy and paste and I certainly don't make it obvious that I paraphrase the content, but I've been told that I should still cite the sources...
So after being inspired by this thread to write my first eBook, I must say that disappointingly enough, my book will not sell despite being enrolled in KDP select and being priced at $0.99 (was originally $2.99, had to drop). I believe my cover and description are adequate and I had a friend...
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