Hey YouTuber - need help with new channel

I created a new YT channel. I uploaded me own tutorial video. I got 1300 views in 3 wks.

Should I buy SMM services to get more views, watch hours, & subs to get monetized? Or buy existing channel with all there and the reupload my own videos?

How is everyone experience with buying channel or SMM. I niche is unique and views I got is 100% organic. But I know I can’t get 1000 subs organically

I would not buy SMM services for this channel. I did that once for a small tutorial channel and the views came in fast but the watch time stayed very low and almost no one subscribed after watching. YouTube can tell when views do not come from real search and real suggested videos, and that kind of traffic never helped me reach monetization in a safe way. What worked for me was keeping the channel on the same topic and making one tutorial every week that answered one exact search. I opened YouTube search, typed the problem my video solved, and used the words people actually typed as my title. I also made the first minute show the result on screen, then I showed each step slowly so people stayed and watched to the end. My own channel grew slowly that way, but the viewers came from search, they watched longer, and they subscribed because the video solved their problem. With 1300 real views in 3 weeks you already have proof that people want this topic, so I would make ten more videos on the closest problems in the same niche before I spent any money on views.

Don’t buy either. Bought views and subs don’t bring watch time, and YouTube is good at spotting them, so they can hurt you when you apply for monetization. Buying an old channel is just as risky, because a channel that suddenly changes niche and reuploads content often gets flagged. 1300 real views in 3 weeks on a new channel is a good start, so I’d just keep posting in that same niche.

Monetization needs real watch hours and subscribers, and fake ones don’t survive review

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ImpactLinkSEO said:

I would not buy SMM services for this channel. I did that once for a small tutorial channel and the views came in fast but the watch time stayed very low and almost no one subscribed after watching. YouTube can tell when views do not come from real search and real suggested videos, and that kind of traffic never helped me reach monetization in a safe way. What worked for me was keeping the channel on the same topic and making one tutorial every week that answered one exact search. I opened YouTube search, typed the problem my video solved, and used the words people actually typed as my title. I also made the first minute show the result on screen, then I showed each step slowly so people stayed and watched to the end. My own channel grew slowly that way, but the viewers came from search, they watched longer, and they subscribed because the video solved their problem. With 1300 real views in 3 weeks you already have proof that people want this topic, so I would make ten more videos on the closest problems in the same niche before I spent any money on views.

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PYTECH said:

Don’t buy either. Bought views and subs don’t bring watch time, and YouTube is good at spotting them, so they can hurt you when you apply for monetization. Buying an old channel is just as risky, because a channel that suddenly changes niche and reuploads content often gets flagged. 1300 real views in 3 weeks on a new channel is a good start, so I’d just keep posting in that same niche.

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Up grade said:

Monetization needs real watch hours and subscribers, and fake ones don’t survive review

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Thanks all. I’m nervous because I have never created or uploaded YT video. I’m creating tutorial. With 0 subs, I got 5 likes, but views are strong. I guess it’s because tutorial. Ppl come watch & go

Is there a way to get subs? Can I make my video for registered users?

If my channel is fixing bmw cars. Then I buy cars channel, with monetization approved. Will that be issue later?

Seller is very confidence these are real subs, views after purchase numbers will not decline

I would not buy that channel, and I would keep building the one you already started. When I started my first tutorial channel, I got the same pattern, lots of views and very few subs, and the fix was not a trick, it was the end of the video. I now finish every tutorial with one clear line, I say if this fixed your car, hit subscribe so the next repair shows up for you, and I put the same line in a pinned comment. That one change moved my subs from almost nothing to a slow steady trickle, because people subscribe when they know what the next video will help them fix. For your question about registered users, I would not lock a tutorial behind anything. I keep my tutorials public, because most of my viewers find me from search when their car has a problem, and a locked video never gets found that way. If you want a video only for a small group, I would make it unlisted and share the link only with them, and I would keep the main repair videos public. On the bought channel, I would be very careful. Even if the subs are real, they subscribed for the old videos, not for BMW repair videos, so they will not watch, and your watch time will fall fast. I have seen a channel lose its reach that way, and YouTube can also review a channel again after a big change in topic and owner, so the monetization is not safe just because it was approved before. I would ask the seller to show you the last few months of analytics on a screen share, and I would look at where the views come from and how long people actually watch. If he will not show that, I would walk away and grow your own channel with one repair at a time.

I think you shouldn't rush to buy subscribers right away, your channel is still new. The important thing now is to build a loyal audience so you can enable monetization in the long term.

NO , i would not recommend you to go with fake views , organic traffic is the one which will help you grow .

Organic traffic will make the youtube understand your audience and recommend your video to them .
So keep creating more videos , eventually you will reach your monetization target.

Remember its a long-term game

I suggest growing it organically first. 1300 views in 3 weeks is not bad for a new channel.

You can certainly buy subscribers to reach the monetization threshold faster. I’ve done the same thing in the past to get my channel monetized as quickly as possible.

I am also of the opinion that you should not buy SMM and Channel just yet. With what you have reported, your videos have started on the right track. 1300 views in the space of 3 weeks is a good sign. Bought SMM or Subs may bring in the views very fast and will drop just as fast without a significant improvement in the watch time. What's worst, if YT spots a sudden change in your a channels behavior coupled with a quick surge in views, you will come under their purview and you don't want that. The solution lies in your video. how they are made and what specific problems they are able to solve goes a long way to improve retention and monetization

It makes me a sad panda when i see people that because they don't get famous and make a million on day 1, they buy fake ass bot services to just obliterate their channel. Youtube can spot this spam crap. You think these people care for your cahnnel, and have better technology? Don't be naive. Do the right thing, and start off the same as everyone and study the best. don't become the worst.

Stay with your own channel and keep growing organically. 1300 views in 3 weeks isn't bad for a new channel, but it can bring low-quality or inactive audiences.

I think in the beginning it is good achievement to get 1300 views. So my opinion is that you have no need to buy a SMM services in the beginning of the channel. It is better to focus on content's quality and try to make it more attractive in the start of new channel. A new channel takes a much to grow so be patience and keep working on it. Try to post the quality content in smooth and continuous manner with attractive and eye catching thumbnails. After a few months results will be awesome with out any SMM service. You can buy it later if the need arises.

based on my experience, i would say that growing a channel yourself is more effective than buying one through an SMM service. this is because a channel you grow on your own will have an audience base that is truly your own.

Jeremi98 said:

I think you shouldn't rush to buy subscribers right away, your channel is still new. The important thing now is to build a loyal audience so you can enable monetization in the long term.

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yeah buying subs can make the numbers look better but won’t do much if they don’t watch your videos. imo i'd work on consistent uploads and real engagement first.

RynoxaPPC said:

I suggest growing it organically first. 1300 views in 3 weeks is not bad for a new channel.

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agreed, 1300 views in 3 weeks is a good start for a new channel. I would focus on figuring out which videos bring back viewers and build more content around those topics.

shaymiller said:

I created a new YT channel. I uploaded me own tutorial video. I got 1300 views in 3 wks.

Should I buy SMM services to get more views, watch hours, & subs to get monetized? Or buy existing channel with all there and the reupload my own videos?

How is everyone experience with buying channel or SMM. I niche is unique and views I got is 100% organic. But I know I can’t get 1000 subs organically

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to be honest, 1,300 views organically in just three weeks is quite a good start for a new channel.i would recommend against paying for views nd subscribers since they might fail to provide proper engaggement nd cause issues with monetization.instead, i would concentrate on posting regularly nd working on thumbnails nd video titles.

shaymiller said:

I created a new YT channel. I uploaded me own tutorial video. I got 1300 views in 3 wks.

Should I buy SMM services to get more views, watch hours, & subs to get monetized? Or buy existing channel with all there and the reupload my own videos?

How is everyone experience with buying channel or SMM. I niche is unique and views I got is 100% organic. But I know I can’t get 1000 subs organically

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personally i would recommend u to keep the one that you have already got.acquiring an existing channel might appear as the way to go, but the existing audience of the channel might not be intterested in watching ur tutorials.as u already have organic views, u should try better thumbnails and titles first.

I sugguest to do not use any SMM or any shortcut. Its because in long term its useless. Just post it and let youtube finds your traffic.