Russ Thomas
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- Aug 16, 2019
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I've been doing more tests and research and concluded a lot of things you all might find very valuable, and for some a good refresher.
1. Smm panel views are becoming more and more useless for getting suggested and ranked on YouTube. The reason for this is because with YouTube's new algorithmic updates, they highly prefer viewers that stay on youtube for as long as possible. Views from smm panels leave YouTube right after your video, what does this signal? This signals that your video isnt interesting and caused a "BAD User Experience" thus limiting the reach of your video.
2. Buying engagements is useless for videos in terms of getting suggested or ranked on YouTube. Why is this? The reason for this is because those botted accounts that are used for thousands of customers never watch the video. They send a request to the api link of the video to like it. This is a really bad signal because the algorithm knows its botted engagement; especially if the account never likes the video.
3. If you want to truly get suggested or ranked on a video, you need clicks from subscribers or people that see your video, its that simple. External traffic will not help you get suggested or ranked; maybe for low comp keywords, but even then its unlikely if that external traffic is coming from smm panels.
4. "You need to get as much views right when you upload a video to get ranked or suggested" This isn't a must for smaller channels. For large channels yes, because their subs must be active to show a good sign of subscriber engagement. But for small channels under 1k, as long as your subs engage with your video over time whether its a few days or a week and the metrics are great, (CTR, Retention and Watch time) then you have a great chance of getting suggested and ranked.
That's it for today, I have a lot more info but I want to make updates with you guys periodically since things are always changing every minute on this platform hahah. I know for some of you, this is nothing new, but I know there are still some people that are questioning whether smm panels are worth using and asking about HR views. If you guys have any questions or like to debate/discuss, feel free!
1. Smm panel views are becoming more and more useless for getting suggested and ranked on YouTube. The reason for this is because with YouTube's new algorithmic updates, they highly prefer viewers that stay on youtube for as long as possible. Views from smm panels leave YouTube right after your video, what does this signal? This signals that your video isnt interesting and caused a "BAD User Experience" thus limiting the reach of your video.
2. Buying engagements is useless for videos in terms of getting suggested or ranked on YouTube. Why is this? The reason for this is because those botted accounts that are used for thousands of customers never watch the video. They send a request to the api link of the video to like it. This is a really bad signal because the algorithm knows its botted engagement; especially if the account never likes the video.
3. If you want to truly get suggested or ranked on a video, you need clicks from subscribers or people that see your video, its that simple. External traffic will not help you get suggested or ranked; maybe for low comp keywords, but even then its unlikely if that external traffic is coming from smm panels.
4. "You need to get as much views right when you upload a video to get ranked or suggested" This isn't a must for smaller channels. For large channels yes, because their subs must be active to show a good sign of subscriber engagement. But for small channels under 1k, as long as your subs engage with your video over time whether its a few days or a week and the metrics are great, (CTR, Retention and Watch time) then you have a great chance of getting suggested and ranked.
That's it for today, I have a lot more info but I want to make updates with you guys periodically since things are always changing every minute on this platform hahah. I know for some of you, this is nothing new, but I know there are still some people that are questioning whether smm panels are worth using and asking about HR views. If you guys have any questions or like to debate/discuss, feel free!
