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No it does destroy your video. Clickbait is when you say your video is going to be one thing but it isn't. When people click on your video and it's not what it said it would be, it's a low watch time and you've now lost the trust of your subscribers.

Completely agree with this. The moment it becomes known as a "good niche" it is no longer a good niche. Your best bet is using Tube Buddy, throwing in a wide range of tags and seeing what gets a keyword score of over 65 that you can make high quality videos about. I'll give you a niche since you...

Click through rate also has a big impact. If Youtube tries your video on suggested and no one clicks it, it will stop putting it there. Don't do clickbait because this will equal a lower watch time but make your titles and thumbnails "clickable"

Go to your video manager and check your videos don't have a dollar sign with a yellow circle instead of a green circle. If it has a yellow circle you can click "request review"

Yeah I've seen a lot of channels like this. And yes someone would have the right to file a copyright complaint about your video. I see it as playing with fire, you could put in a lot of effort but then get a copyright complaint and bring your plan to ruins That's why it's best to focus on...

100percent agree with this. Also just because you saw someone else grow quick it doesn't mean you can too. They may have had help being featured in suggested channels box, they may be someone who already has a successful footballchannel starting another one. And there is always an element of...

More views since the adpocalypse, the channel was rising, kept rising after adpocalypse, then dipped then started rising again. Thanks, will do

Thanks, yeah I was just unsure if Youtube could strike me for approving the comment or maybe even recognise the IP address was the same Thanks yeah you could be right. I've not got any experience with porn and email marketing and I did read in one of the affiliate terms "no email traffic". I...

I've got a Youtube channel that is currently getting 70,000-80,000 views a day about sexy girls from a specific country. However since the adpocalypse it's making next to nothing. I think promoting porn with girls from this country would be a good idea but you can't link to porn from Youtube...

Try famebit for looking for sponsorships, you get a decent amount of views so that will be worthwhile to some. Also if your niche isn't good for selling anything try patreon

I've got exactly the same problem. Since the Youtube controversy my ad revenue has gone to about 10-20percent of what it was despite the fact I'm now getting more views. And so I did the same where I watched my videos with adblock off and saw no ads, and no ads on my competitors (even one who...

Sorry I just realised my last comment was wrong, the channel I was talking about was called "toy family" who were an imitation of the channel being talked about. They have 200 million views in total

Mystery Solved. This channel was created by two Youtubers who previously had over a million subscribers. They made this channel and attempted to keep it anonymous but their identities were revealed it was them beneath the masks, they were then on loads of different Youtube news and commentary...

Sorry not sure what the rules are about bumping an old thread like this.... I'm looking into using a hotel affiliate but I've heard hotelscombined.com kicks if the traffic is too quality (which mine might be as its coming from youtube) and agoda does a lot of skimming Could the agoda skimming...

And occasionally on BlackHatWorld you read something very useful, thanks Faldor! I'm also going to put lots of content I know the followers will like. I've just been trying adwords to go channel but it worked out 20 subscribers for 12 dollars spent and that's with polished content

A lot of those prank community channels have permission to reupload the pranks. I had a prank channel before, terrible niche because of oversaturation, and submitted videos ti them as an easy way to get more views

Really good advice

Yeah its a combination of the two, views you buy aren't monetised and machinama are taking half your earnings

A lot of content creators, put videos up and then go inactive for 3 months or more, quit the industry their in etc. Plus I've seen other channels doing this, with millions of views, the fact their still up and still uploading stolen videos makes me think it must be working