RandomRamenGuy
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- Jun 26, 2022
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Hello,
a question for those of you guys, who have experience in running or joining a YouTube CMS:
Do CMS companies and publisher networks whitelist YouTube channels once you join them?
To add some context to this: I have joined an ad network for video creators called "Humix" (belongs to Ezoic), because I heard from a guy on YT, that once he joined Ezoic's publisher network, his "invalid clicks issue" got resolved instantaneously (Google took thousands of Dollars from him due to alleged "invalid clicks" on his website). So I assume his site got whitelisted by Google as soon as he joined Ezoic, which solved the issue for him. Which led me to the assumption that Ezoic must have something like a CMS (or access to it). Or contact to Google reps.
My YT channel has been dealing with a similar issue - with the ominous "invalid traffic bug" on and off for 1,5 years now, and since YT doesn't want to fix this issue, I decided to join a MCN - or a CMS company (since I ve been rejected by all MCNs I have applied so far).
I already got accepted by Humix (Ezoic), granted them access to my YT account (to some extent I guess. I didn't give them manager rights tho) and imported my entire video library from YT, so that I can share my content with their network and monetize it. But that's not why I joined them in the first place. Scr*w the adrevenue from there. I joined them only because I need someone with a "YouTube CMS" to get my affected channel whitelisted, so that the algorithm stops unjustly flagging my channel for alleged "invalid traffic", where in reality there is none.
And since Humix belongs to Ezoic (who, obviously CAN whitelist publisher websites), I assume they should be able to do the same with YT channels, that join their pubisher network, right? Their support didn't give me any clear answer on that (maybe they're not allowed to share this as "internal information"), so I decided to ask you guys here on BHW. There's very little info about how CMS companies work on the internet.
Alternately, if that's not going to work, I thought I could sign up for a subscription on "DeepSound", not for the music they license and not for having protection against copyright claims either, but to have my YT channel whitelisted - a service they explictly say to offer to subscribers according to their homepage:
Long story short, sorry to ask, because I'm completely new to this whitelisting/CMS stuff, but are these - Humix and DeepSound for instance - the same type of "YouTube CMS" (or have access to), you can read about in this thread here on BHW:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/i-run-a-youtube-cms-ask-me-anything.1581444/
Would joining one of them really whitelist my YT channel entirely (which comes with benefits like not getting your channel throttled by the algorithm anymore, no automatic flagging, human reviews, etc.) or only partially or is it only MCNs like Machinima etc, that have the ability to do that?
I am following that thread, but tbh I don't understand a single word of it, that's why I am asking you guys. Are there different types of "YouTube CMS"? Do they all have the ability to whitelist channels and if yes, do they do that automatically? Can I keep my AdSense revenue while joining a CMS company?
sorry for the long read,
regards
a question for those of you guys, who have experience in running or joining a YouTube CMS:
Do CMS companies and publisher networks whitelist YouTube channels once you join them?
To add some context to this: I have joined an ad network for video creators called "Humix" (belongs to Ezoic), because I heard from a guy on YT, that once he joined Ezoic's publisher network, his "invalid clicks issue" got resolved instantaneously (Google took thousands of Dollars from him due to alleged "invalid clicks" on his website). So I assume his site got whitelisted by Google as soon as he joined Ezoic, which solved the issue for him. Which led me to the assumption that Ezoic must have something like a CMS (or access to it). Or contact to Google reps.
My YT channel has been dealing with a similar issue - with the ominous "invalid traffic bug" on and off for 1,5 years now, and since YT doesn't want to fix this issue, I decided to join a MCN - or a CMS company (since I ve been rejected by all MCNs I have applied so far).
I already got accepted by Humix (Ezoic), granted them access to my YT account (to some extent I guess. I didn't give them manager rights tho) and imported my entire video library from YT, so that I can share my content with their network and monetize it. But that's not why I joined them in the first place. Scr*w the adrevenue from there. I joined them only because I need someone with a "YouTube CMS" to get my affected channel whitelisted, so that the algorithm stops unjustly flagging my channel for alleged "invalid traffic", where in reality there is none.
And since Humix belongs to Ezoic (who, obviously CAN whitelist publisher websites), I assume they should be able to do the same with YT channels, that join their pubisher network, right? Their support didn't give me any clear answer on that (maybe they're not allowed to share this as "internal information"), so I decided to ask you guys here on BHW. There's very little info about how CMS companies work on the internet.
Alternately, if that's not going to work, I thought I could sign up for a subscription on "DeepSound", not for the music they license and not for having protection against copyright claims either, but to have my YT channel whitelisted - a service they explictly say to offer to subscribers according to their homepage:
Long story short, sorry to ask, because I'm completely new to this whitelisting/CMS stuff, but are these - Humix and DeepSound for instance - the same type of "YouTube CMS" (or have access to), you can read about in this thread here on BHW:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/i-run-a-youtube-cms-ask-me-anything.1581444/
Would joining one of them really whitelist my YT channel entirely (which comes with benefits like not getting your channel throttled by the algorithm anymore, no automatic flagging, human reviews, etc.) or only partially or is it only MCNs like Machinima etc, that have the ability to do that?
I am following that thread, but tbh I don't understand a single word of it, that's why I am asking you guys. Are there different types of "YouTube CMS"? Do they all have the ability to whitelist channels and if yes, do they do that automatically? Can I keep my AdSense revenue while joining a CMS company?
sorry for the long read,
regards