three3s
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- Feb 17, 2009
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Hey guys,
I've promoted all sorts of offers using YouTube for well over a year now and feel I know quite a bit about uploading videos and how to get the best out of them. I see loads of posts in this forum asking the questions that I once asked and really learned through trial and error.
I'm hoping this thread can become a good resource where we can all contribute a bit of info and then we can put all this info together in order to help everybody have their videos both survive and last as long as possible on youtube.
I would say that the following steps are essentials:
1. Use a different IP for every account. I learnt this the hard way in the beginning when I had 20+ accounts banned in a day which was bringing me in $XXXX per month on complete autopilot, bad times. Lesson learned.
2. Clear your cookies and cahche for every new account. This is vital as even if you change your IP, youtube still obviously know it's you if they still have they're cookies on your comp.
3. Don't use the same URL in your video descriptions. This is the other mistake I made with my first venture and it's another easy way for youtube to connect accounts. A way round this I use is to use a different url shortener for each video description until I've been through all the main ones I know, then start again. This assures you won't be crippled by using just one URL shortener for all vids if youtube decided to ban these or if they wen't out fo business.
* HOWEVER, a couple of people I've spoke to feel this may even still leave footprints as youtube could perhaps have a system that tells where all outgoing links end up, therefore linking these accounts and videos together that way. Who knows? Anyone like to comment/shed some light on this?
4. Another important factor is account creation. The easiest and simplest way I know to create accounts is to have it outsourced. The only problem is, when creating youtube accounts, I believe each account must be manually created using clean proxies/IP's for every single one. Scripts that auto create accounts just don't deliver long term account value in my opinion. The most effective way I found was to register the youtube accounts (in terms of them lasting longer) was using yahoo mail email addresses, however the big pain was having to verify each youtube account. With gmail obviously there's no need for this but if the gmails have been mass created using a script without using proper proxies then I think google/youtube know this and the accounts are basically worthless.
*** On this note, if anyone on here with good iTrader/Rep who creates youtube accounts in this manner (or a manner in which they know doesn't leave any footprints or connections between accounts), could you drop me a PM with your rate and a bit of info on how you create the accounts. I'm always looking for people who can provide long lasting, quality youtube accounts.***
In my experience, even just ensuring the first 4 steps of this guide are abided by, depending on what your promoting, should ensure your youtube accounts and videos last a long time.
I have promoted lots of things on youtube ranging from acai berry and teeth whitening through to porn and dating. Obviously for the latter (sexy/lesbians kissing vids) there are a whole other set of precautions you need to follow. If any of you folks want to discuss this in this thread then that's great but if not, I'll happily communicate via PM if you want to discuss uploading tactics and how to get the most out of uploading.
*Please don't PM me unless you have some successful experience in uploading sexy/lesbian videos to youtube, if your completely new to this then follow the steps in this post and start testing what works with these type of videos before simply asking me how I go about doing it. There are plenty of other easier things to promote that using the steps in this thread, will work just fine.*
I've promoted all sorts of offers using YouTube for well over a year now and feel I know quite a bit about uploading videos and how to get the best out of them. I see loads of posts in this forum asking the questions that I once asked and really learned through trial and error.
I'm hoping this thread can become a good resource where we can all contribute a bit of info and then we can put all this info together in order to help everybody have their videos both survive and last as long as possible on youtube.
I would say that the following steps are essentials:
1. Use a different IP for every account. I learnt this the hard way in the beginning when I had 20+ accounts banned in a day which was bringing me in $XXXX per month on complete autopilot, bad times. Lesson learned.
2. Clear your cookies and cahche for every new account. This is vital as even if you change your IP, youtube still obviously know it's you if they still have they're cookies on your comp.
3. Don't use the same URL in your video descriptions. This is the other mistake I made with my first venture and it's another easy way for youtube to connect accounts. A way round this I use is to use a different url shortener for each video description until I've been through all the main ones I know, then start again. This assures you won't be crippled by using just one URL shortener for all vids if youtube decided to ban these or if they wen't out fo business.
* HOWEVER, a couple of people I've spoke to feel this may even still leave footprints as youtube could perhaps have a system that tells where all outgoing links end up, therefore linking these accounts and videos together that way. Who knows? Anyone like to comment/shed some light on this?
4. Another important factor is account creation. The easiest and simplest way I know to create accounts is to have it outsourced. The only problem is, when creating youtube accounts, I believe each account must be manually created using clean proxies/IP's for every single one. Scripts that auto create accounts just don't deliver long term account value in my opinion. The most effective way I found was to register the youtube accounts (in terms of them lasting longer) was using yahoo mail email addresses, however the big pain was having to verify each youtube account. With gmail obviously there's no need for this but if the gmails have been mass created using a script without using proper proxies then I think google/youtube know this and the accounts are basically worthless.
*** On this note, if anyone on here with good iTrader/Rep who creates youtube accounts in this manner (or a manner in which they know doesn't leave any footprints or connections between accounts), could you drop me a PM with your rate and a bit of info on how you create the accounts. I'm always looking for people who can provide long lasting, quality youtube accounts.***
In my experience, even just ensuring the first 4 steps of this guide are abided by, depending on what your promoting, should ensure your youtube accounts and videos last a long time.
I have promoted lots of things on youtube ranging from acai berry and teeth whitening through to porn and dating. Obviously for the latter (sexy/lesbians kissing vids) there are a whole other set of precautions you need to follow. If any of you folks want to discuss this in this thread then that's great but if not, I'll happily communicate via PM if you want to discuss uploading tactics and how to get the most out of uploading.
*Please don't PM me unless you have some successful experience in uploading sexy/lesbian videos to youtube, if your completely new to this then follow the steps in this post and start testing what works with these type of videos before simply asking me how I go about doing it. There are plenty of other easier things to promote that using the steps in this thread, will work just fine.*