Traffic + Pop-Up = view??
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I'm pretty sure there is a method that involves buying junk traffic and passing it through a dead domains and/or fake referrals. Last year a provider sent views to my video that all originated from Vietnam. the traffic source was a domain when visted would randomly show videos. Basically you could see all the videos he was working at any given time. I assume that whatever system he used would automatically remove a video once the view goal was met.
I've thought about posting the url but I'm not sure if its wise since I've never seen anyone else on here talk about it.
I've thought about posting the url but I'm not sure if its wise since I've never seen anyone else on here talk about it.
That is exactly what I was thinking also - after a certain number of hits the video will be removed from the page, and there are some added things you can do to make it even easier. If you could PM me the link that would be great, maybe we can work on something. Don't release it in public though as google will be reading this.
PinguSpy
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I know a place where you can get expired domains with "K" traffic a day.
But it is very expensive..
jgeeked
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I remember when you could just buy junk traffic at like 0.40 per 1,000 and send it to a YouTube video for views.
In regards to pop-ups, I did testing with them ages ago, as they used to work fine for views but these days I can only get the views to count to the 300 mark. I think I know a method where I can get all the views to count which I will be testing shortly. Usually pop-up prices are $1 per 1,000 anyways, so it's quite cheap unless you want TONS of views.
In regards to pop-ups, I did testing with them ages ago, as they used to work fine for views but these days I can only get the views to count to the 300 mark. I think I know a method where I can get all the views to count which I will be testing shortly. Usually pop-up prices are $1 per 1,000 anyways, so it's quite cheap unless you want TONS of views.
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PinguSpy
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But the problem is yt wont count traffic from china, if YES.. believe me I can done with million of traffic easy..
jgeeked
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Yeah, but they do count traffic from places like Vietnam which is DIRT cheap to buy.
i think youtube is banned in China.
But yeah, Vietnam traffic can be sent to a video without issue. The thing is, if you sent 2 million views from Vietnam you'd be the top video in Vietnam, not necessarily the USA. The thing to do would be to fake your referral and then make all the Vietnam traffic look like USA traffic to YouTube. Even if you had to send double or triple the traffic to make it work you'd still probably spending roughly less than a $1 per 1000
But yeah, Vietnam traffic can be sent to a video without issue. The thing is, if you sent 2 million views from Vietnam you'd be the top video in Vietnam, not necessarily the USA. The thing to do would be to fake your referral and then make all the Vietnam traffic look like USA traffic to YouTube. Even if you had to send double or triple the traffic to make it work you'd still probably spending roughly less than a $1 per 1000
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You can't make a view come from somewhere else. It's IP based, server-sided.