Like your own comments for top ranking?

Pikerones

Regular Member

Jun 1, 2013

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• Dec 19, 2023

• #1

Hello,

Some people have 300 accounts and make 5-10 comments day from each account.

Afterward, they buy around 50 likes for these comments from SMM panel services to rank them as "top comment"

Why not simply like their own comments? Is it just to avoid the system tracking all of them Or is there another reason?

It might be better to like their own comments along with other high-quality comments simultaneously to avoid algorithm detection.

please share your experience

 

PremiumVault

Regular Member

Nov 22, 2023

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• Dec 19, 2023

• #2

When they buy those account have history with other accounts and its hard to maintain that connection with own account. Its hard to maintain all those accounts and it will look like fake in human and system eyes. I believe this is one of the reason.

 

medialounge

Elite Member

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May 13, 2013

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• Dec 19, 2023

• #3

Mixing your likes with purchased ones can further decrease the risk of detection by appearing more organic.

 

tubeboost

Elite Member

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Sep 24, 2014

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• Dec 19, 2023

• #4

Simple likes don't help. YT detects history of actions to count likes.

 

Stifmeister

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Sep 29, 2011

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• Dec 19, 2023

• #5

tubeboost said:

Simple likes don't help. YT detects history of actions to count likes.

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so what in this case is the best way to get your comment on top?

 

tubeboost

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Sep 24, 2014

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• Dec 19, 2023

• #6

Stifmeister said:

so what in this case is the best way to get your comment on top?

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The best way is to have warmed-up accounts. Then you get top comments with minimum number of likes.

 

mesidex

Newbie

Nov 25, 2023

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• Dec 19, 2023

• #7

tubeboost said:

Simple likes don't help. YT detects history of actions to count likes.

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Hi, I've been wondering if there was anything that could be done to prevent likes on comments not registering on a new channel.

It seems that after some time they will start registering again (1 month), but I am curious to know if there is any alternative method to bypass this restriction.

top: expected result
center: how it looks on the new account
bottom: how it looks on another account