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Which service would ya'll recommend for someone looking for real first-world looking followers and likes? I'm a little overwhelmed by all the options, lol.

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The USA and Canada are not comparable in the slightest- the state of California has a population the same size as the entire country of Canada. Also, the USA isn’t destroying its own profitable industries. Really depends where. Anywhere within 3 hours of Toronto and you’re out of luck. Same...

You want a job offer in Canada? Good luck my guy, our national debt is up over 300 billion and our biggest industry (energy/oil) is being destroyed by special interest groups. Also, have fun paying $1500 a month for a 1 bedroom apartment in a town with a population of 20,000 people in the middle...

The most I’ve made in a single day is $150, however, I averaged $120 a day for about 2 months straight. Honestly, the novelty wears off very fast when you realize that rent for a 1 bedroom apartment costs $1200 a month (in Canada at least) and internet alone costs $120 a month.

For monetization it doesn’t matter- YouTube doesn’t care. From an audience/channel growth perspective, however, it is better to focus on 1 niche.

You should have no problems then! If you’re asked about it, simply point to the fact that your video was uploaded before other sources, which can be proven by looking at upload dates.

Did you record the footage or is it re-uploaded from another channel?

YouTube really hasn't changed much over the years to be honest. Since 2013, the only big change has been the acknowledgement of click-through rate being a metric the algorithm takes into account for promoting videos.

When YouTube reviews your channel, they're checking to make sure you haven't used copyrighted content, haven't gone on a swear-ridden rant, killed someone on camera, etc. They don't really care about the types of videos you create as long as they don't break the Terms of Service.

There will be no issues- you can apply for monetization privileges as soon as you reach the threshold of 4000 watch time hours and 1000 subscribers.

Right, but try interpreting any analytics data for any videos that were boosted or for any channel that had boosted videos- it's impossible to determine which views, watch time minutes, average view duration, etc are from real, organic viewers and which are from the "boosted" viewers. How can...

No problem- always happy to help! Maybe open up a journey thread tracking your progress if you have the time!

The business model isn’t bs.... it’s the model every retail business uses lol. What’s BS is the bad courses and how they present the drop shipping model.

You could try boosting videos with the best overall keywords. Meaning, keywords with the lowest competition and the highest search volume. This way you can be sure that you'll rank high, thus leading to more organic views. Again though, being able to have accurate analytics data is pretty...

The problem with constantly “boosting” videos is that once you stop it will signal to YouTube that people aren’t watching your videos as much, thus placing you into the YouTube “death spiral” many channels end up in. Along with this, it can be difficult to interpret analytics data when you can’t...

Or, the person who made the video about Brian Rose is capitalizing on a situation for their own personal gain... People do this all the time on YouTube- see drama involving a “famous” person, pick a side and create videos about the drama, grow your own following with supporters of the “famous”...

See, I would take a more creative approach. For example, a video with a title like: I Used a Vacuum on My Entire Lawn and This Happened And then a thumbnail with you holding a vacuum and a picture of a massive lawn on a ranch with a red arrow pointing to it would perform well. Creative topic...

Your content strategy reflects a monetization strategy more focused on AdSense income. If you were making informational videos, however, then you could focus more on affiliate sales. You could put affiliate links in your video descriptions, but think about the search/view intent of viewers...

How so? Old YouTube account run into more delivery issues (subscribers not being delivered new uploads in their subscriptions boxes, etc).