How many videos did you upload? Give it some time and upload a few more (warm up account a little, watch a few tiktoks, comment, like) IMHO the drawback of TikTok is that no matter how many followers you might have you still mostly rely on FYP to get views.
Customer service goes way beyond saying "okay we will speed it up". It's going a mile extra, and if a customer doesn't get what he/she paid for, then offer better service at no charge. That's how you build healthy relationships with your client base. And they will always come back.
In my case, the main reason for buying the channel instead of creating a new one is not necessarily the amount of revenue the channel is currently generating, but rather the fact that I can avoid that waiting period for 1000 subs and 4000 watch hours to get monetized.
Competitive field. If you can't set yourself apart from the competition in terms of pricing. Then the very next bet would be customer service. Trust me it's a big one. I would rather have my funds in the panel that I can trust and pay a premium for it rather than constantly facing issues with...
This is one of the reasons holding me back. Buying a channel in a niche different from mine doesn't seem like a good idea. YT algorithm already learned from the audience of that particular channel
Literally zero experience. So I guess starting brand new is the best way to learn all ins and outs of YT. At the end of the day, getting 1000 organic subscribers shouldn't be hard and with decent content should be easily achieved. Thanks for your reply!
Good day fellow BHWers!
Just getting my feet wet with YT. What's the best way to go about starting a faceless channel - starting it from scratch or buying an already monetized channel in the same niche? What are the advantages/disadvantages of both? And if buying a channel is the way to go...
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