If you buy views and likes and such... it will cost you... And I am not talking about money... The shadow ban is real. Just avoid it. If you publish and get 3 views? no problem... Leave it alone and move on to the next video... Eventually if it's a good video it may pick up later.
I wonder if I am expected to do this for every video and shout out creators who are competition in every description. Seems weird but please could you elaborate?
LMAO... How even! Can't tell which problem is best to have though. Yours or mine. Because I think you can go viral with recommendations but you can't through search.
LOL, I don't know howelse to say this without sounding this way.. but I promise you descriptions and tags are not the problem at all. I work on them plenty! Still, no dice.
So I am wondering if anyone else has this issue or figured out a fix yet. You post a really good video... You outrank creators with like 20X your sub-count. Yes, video is that good.
But even though you rank number one for a very high traffic, high velocity keyword... You get no YouTube...
Lol but it's true. Any well mannered person who frequents reddit knows what I mean. They are all experts and they all know everything hiding behind fake screen names. Spineless at best.
Haha thanks for the kind and supportive first statement. I suppose I avoided clickbait for so long because I never really was one to break rules or do blackhat. Always felt like if you towed the line you get what you deserve. But the world has changed and we do have to adjust accordingly if we...
Haha. What a sport! I suppose I am really just learning and testing. Just under 10K subs is not where I deserve to be with the quality of my content... But I know if I keep trying new things and trying to figure things out/adapt as I go... I will find a perfectly working formula.
I'm not arguing the fine points of what you suggested. I am simply telling you it's a bad idea and in most cases may end up being a waste of valuable time and cause more harm than good. I know this is "blackhat" world... but truthfully somethings are just pointless.
To be honest there's not much need for a guide. I could just tell you. The best subreddits to create content to post in are how to's and video editing subreddits. But the reality is you can't make that kind of content all the time because you cannot make affiliate income from it and we all know...
Lol if only the people who had the answers you are looking for will ever tell you. You will get the same generic answers as always here. Some of it may help a bit others will be a waste of your time. Truthfully YouTube is terribly difficult and the only think that seems to work is consistency...
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