Starting my own farm

Not_A_Crab said:

Hello.

So, I'm starting my own Youtube farm. I've bought ISP proxies, have around 100 accounts (all warmed), and am using Dolphin Anty. However, when I use these accounts (gradually, like every couple of minutes I use one) to watch a certain video, sometimes the views register, and sometimes they don't. Now, I've noticed that many of these views have been removed and deducted from my overall video views and retention.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

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you need to do it in a organic way, one step you have followed is spacing out the time of views which is good, but also make sure you look into other factors like the viewing time from each proxy, if it is the same, change it up a bit , also add likes and comments along with views, it makes it seem more real.

That's YT's filtering at work. Having warmed-up accounts and ISP proxies are great and all, but as soon as you start acting like a bot or follow inorganic patterns, you're good as got.
Adding or having variations to your activity is a no-brainer but goes a long way, I'd say. Logging in, watching one specific video, log off, that would get flagged as a non-view I imagine. There's also checking your proxy's quality, views from poor IPs could trigger removals since Youtube doesn't like it when people game their system with watch bots. There's also device variation to consider.
A lot to look out for that might trigger the filter, really. Also try spreading the sessions over longer timeframes too. Might help some.

You're on the right track, but YouTube is really annoying these days with fake views.

It's not enough to just watch — you have to look like a real person. If you're running 100 accounts and clicking directly on the video with the same pattern, it will cut it off.

Try this:

Vary the viewing time (some watch 30%, others 90%...)

Watch other videos before and after, like whoever stumbled upon it by chance

Scroll on the home page, click randomly, leave the video in the background

Prevent everyone from accessing the video through the same direct link

Use a clean proxy and a different fingerprint for each account (Dolphin helps here)

And yes, test for browser leaks with sites like browserleaks.com — any information that's the same across multiple accounts is a no-go.

Not_A_Crab said:

Hello.

So, I'm starting my own Youtube farm. I've bought ISP proxies, have around 100 accounts (all warmed), and am using Dolphin Anty. However, when I use these accounts (gradually, like every couple of minutes I use one) to watch a certain video, sometimes the views register, and sometimes they don't. Now, I've noticed that many of these views have been removed and deducted from my overall video views and retention.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

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Is your YouTube farm working now. Can you provide warm up channels that are optimised using Click farm, on which I can upload music videos to get huge views. Will need multiple channels regularly.