Yes, a bit. But SEO is no longer just based on keywords and texts you put in your description or tags but in the words you mention in the video itself.
Your youtube channel is probably based in another country than your adsense/tax info. Location mismatched. Its been very common now a days for people who buy channels.
Shorten your introduction as short as you can, get to the point quickly if you can, otherwise, audience will look for another video that gets straight to the point. Buyers are usually busy people that value time so much
just to add up, if you get external traffic from this site (screenshot belo) you are 100% being attack. and your video will die unless you are a big channel with high authority
and youtube doesnt seem to have the capablilty to find ways to get that fixed. sad af
No ads on consoles and TV, can play YouTube music and videos in the background and gives you the ability to download high bitrate videos for offline use and you get to contribute to the economy.
Your brave browser or adblock cant do those.
Right, and also, those apps have their own built in browsers. If someone clicks your youtube link there, the video would only be opened on their built in browsers which dont have accounts/gmails logged in. You wont get any subs and likes. what you'll only get are low retention views which...
That's not gonna work because those external views are actually direct views they just put some non existent website as a referral causing the traffic to appear as external views.
Sadly there's nothing the OP can do about it or atleast as far as I know
I see, have you had a shorts that you thought already dead but then got picked up again by the algo after a few days/weeks?
I'm asking because in my experience, once the video is dead and no longer getting views, its dead forever
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