Does Youtube still convert?

Nexusx2

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I have a pretty sick video on an offer. Its not that big, you know the free laptops. I'm wondering if people will still convert. Any tips or suggestions would help. I'm just trying to earn enough to get scrapebox.
 
It certainly does. Not even needing to make your videos quality if you play with *cough* quantity... YT is just a cash cow full of retards, it'll convert almost anything hot you'll feed them with.
 
It certainly does. Not even needing to make your videos quality if you play with *cough* quantity... YT is just a cash cow full of retards, it'll convert almost anything hot you'll feed them with.

Not always true. Higher quality videos will make you more money.
 
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youtube is a very important tool if it used in the right way
 
It certainly does. Not even needing to make your videos quality if you play with *cough* quantity... YT is just a cash cow full of retards, it'll convert almost anything hot you'll feed them with.

Trust me , i ve done uploads of 25-50k videos with the same description , just different link in a matter of 3-4 days tops. Lol converted pretty well in terms of quantity . Thing is after the 1st week my videos were getting removed in 1-3 hours with my whole account, i think youtube started to notice the same description over my videos so i took a few days off.
 
YT is just a cash cow full of retards, it'll convert almost anything hot you'll feed them with.

It most certainly is.

Personally I find that conversions have more to do with the niche than the quality of the vids. As long as it's a niche that is tightly related to the offer then you'll get conversions, pretty much regardless of vid quality.

Obviously high quality vids are going to convert better, but I personally don't think it makes up for increased time (or alternately $$$) cost of producing them. High volume download / watermark / upload requires basically zero time and effort.

Some niches on Youtube just don't convert for shit, you've just got to find the pools of traffic that will actually take the action you want them to. Overall though if you can find good niches and get your vids to stick, YT is a great long term earner.
 
Always,take steps to upload your videos and get done well

Do from different accounts

Youtube methods will never get saturated
 
I will make it simple just post alot of vids with your link and traffic will flow
 
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