Multiple channels (Repost TikTok) on same account reduces views?

I recently experimented with reposting TikToks and started to get a few 1000's of views per day. I then created 3 more channels on the same account but all for different niches. Since then the views on my first channel went down to like 25% of what they were before, but at the same time some of the vids on the other channels did comparatively well. When I calculate the numbers of all channels together I roughly get the same views I got on the first channel before I opened the other 3.

Did any of you had the same experience? Or do multiple channels on one account work for you?

Welp I’m experiencing the same thing. But in my case I was uploading the same video to other channel with the same niche.

Now I’m focusing on 1 channel and it’s growing rapidly without any problem.

If you want to successfully do what you are doing. Create a new browser profile for each youtube account on Mozilla Firefox "aboutrofiles".

Buy a proxy for each youtube account and your problem will be fixed.

YouTube has a sandbox and if you trick YouTube into thinking each account is on another IP + browser profile it won't sandbox your views.

SkeetSkeet34 said:

If you want to successfully do what you are doing. Create a new browser profile for each youtube account on Mozilla Firefox "aboutrofiles".

Buy a proxy for each youtube account and your problem will be fixed.

YouTube has a sandbox and if you trick YouTube into thinking each account is on another IP + browser profile it won't sandbox your views.

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But why is this a problem? what if I’m a real youtuber with multiple channels? they gonna throttle my views too if I’m not using any proxy?

sengkuni said:

But why is this a problem? what if I’m a real youtuber with multiple channels? they gonna throttle my views too if I’m not using any proxy?

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Yes. Im pretty sure most YouTubers are aware of this problem and they are smart enough not to have their secondary channels on the same pc or ip adress. There is a whole thread about this topic here on BHW.
Click the link:
Sandbox theory and other factors