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Review Very pleased with Rouall's new views, as a loyal customer of his I was lucky enough to receive a review copy of his new system's views, and they are top notch. I have been waiting for the full analytics report to come in prior to posting my review so that I could show off his work. He is...

Hey guys, Have spent nearly $100 on 3 different orders with Rouall so far and I must say I'm very pleased with his work so far. I'm letting the dust settle on the view boosts but he has delivered everything in a timely matter and I have nothing but positive things to say about him and his...

Just ordered four services from Ruoall last night, will let everyone know how it goes. So far the Twitter services I ordered have been fulfilled perfectly. So far what I can say is that he seems like a very nice individual and one of the few communicative sellers I've come across. If this...

I see, I do own a registered Trademark for my "brand name" in my state, as well as another for a media company. That does make sense, the main thing I've noticed people say when they get verified is that their manager helped them out. Thank you for the info! Ahh, so it's quite like Twitter...

Let us know how it goes, as well as if you're using adsense on the video you're testing.

To the people asking: As far as anyone knows there is no 100% safe option aside from promoting through Google Adwords. Although I've used Virool before and it seems to work alright as they use a publisher system which embeds the video on various blogs, facebooks, etc. to get views.

For video Adwords I'm paying around $0.01/view.

Question, how does one go about getting verified? At one point I recall Google listing the requirements as 1,000 G+ followers and 3,000 subscribers. Once you've obtained those is there any way to contact Google to get verified or is it a sit-and-wait sort of deal?

This. YouTube is a quantity game in terms of views, and a quality game in terms of content. Work to the point where your views are so off the charts that money just flows in.

When you partner with a network, they link their adsense account to your channel. As far as grey hat content goes, it's going to depend entirely on the network you're signing with. If you went with Curse for example, it's unlikely that they'd check as long as you meet the requirements. You'd...

I'm not sure likes are safe from these sites (addmefast, youlikehits) either, not because liking is detected, but because the system automatically opens the video in order to like a video and likely counts a view. These sites are blacklisted by YouTube which is what gets the videos deleted, so...

Wow, you work directly with advertisers I take it? Curse and Fullscreen are only averaging like $2-$3/k.

Typically about $1.50-$2.50 per 1k views. It depends on how heavily you promote outside of YouTube as many platforms can't be monetized. YouTube works on a revenue share basis, meaning you start out at around 40/60 cut with YouTube itself, and work up to 60/40 with a large channel.

Just wanted to report in - ordered 10k likes and waited a couple days to see the drop rate, I'm happy to say everything looks good, seller over-delivered as well.

Find a niche with a low saturation of quality content and a high saturation of viewership, make quality content, and promote your work like you would a website. It's extremely difficult to make a living off of YouTube at this point due to the sheer amount of content uploaded daily, you have to...

Considering the top networks in the world only dish out around $5/1k, I seriously doubt $20/1k is even possible. Maybe if you're PewDiePie level, since advertisers will be actively bidding to get ads on your channel.

There's working Addmefast scripts in this very forum, just search for them.

Nintendo is in bed with YouTube, they auto-flag all Nintendo game/music based content. PewDiePie is making money due to numerous factors, he gets 2-4 million views per video, which at a base factor of $2.5/1000 views equates to quite a bit of money. He has been on YouTube from nearly the...

Do you still take Twitter orders?