Mobile Views - check this out..

mikeyb2k

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Check this out..

For anyone that is wondering whether youtube mobile views are affecting the SEO of youtube videos...

This is your answer (considering this is front page)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da-iHHdpHxM&feature=g-logo

:)
 
Unless this is your video, how you know it's mobile views?? I'm not seeing any mobile views in the stats (at this moment)!!
 
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08/05/2012 First view from a mobile device 857,073

Its without a doubt mobile views exploit, he has 6 videos on his page and they average 250 views
 
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Thats unreal. Every view except 8 are from mobile view. How is that done then?
 
Havant a clue man, could it be with recent changes to YouTube the mobile views count towards your ranking again? There is no question of a doubt this is what he has done and he's on the front page
 
If you look, the views are coming from all over the world, so there has to be some location factor..

Its pretty insane, just thought I would post it to show that mass mobile view increasing is still achievable..

I've heard it really not that hard to achieve (easy when you know how though)
 
I still believe that mobile view still has value.

I have 2 - 3 videos that had been blast with 100 - 200k views..

Until now still top on page 1, for very competitive keyword ..
 
Haha Jacobpov...

Is this your testing video :) Fake Mobile Referer... Hmm...
 
Wow... 20 million! Thats rediculous..

I'm on finding this shizz out!
 
Interesting stuff...It appears there may be some hope for mobile views after all.
 
Last time izspk did 1 million for me in one night and now is not answering :| I have a connection to do this for major DJ's but I do need quite a few million, in all seriousness.
 
You guys do know, that Reddit refers on YouTube as "Facebook.com", right? That means other social networking sites can refer as random methods of views.
 
You guys do know, that Reddit refers on YouTube as "Facebook.com", right? That means other social networking sites can refer as random methods of views.
No, Reddit's views for some reason comes up as either redditmedia(.com?) and "Subscriber module" for some reason. This video is actually 100% mobile views.

Reason? Well YouTube got too many complaints from their partners that their mobile views doesn't give them rankings in the top viewed. There is actually real channel that get 40-50% mobile views (long videos people usually watch on a iPhone or such) - and YouTube is now tweaking their filters. They just can't block it 100% as it is affecting real big partners. Seems like one of the tweaks was this week, and as we can see - it failed :)

Hope it clears up a bit.
 
Question I know I wont get an an answer to, but how the hell do you do it? Is it a bot or a script or something?
 
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