Why do my youtube videos/channels get striked/terminated
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YoutubeGodFather
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when you are doing the cpa niche, there are 2 ways of getting striked.
1. youtube community guidelines strikes
2. fake strikes from competitors.
if you get guidelines strike, there is usually no solution.
but if you have a way to bypass, that would be a solution.
for ofcourse there are some ways to bypass detection and evade strike.
but if it is the second scenario which is more common, then there is a solution.
competition usually dont like it when you outrank them and steal their traffic.
those strikes are fake..
when you get fake strikes, always dispute them. the strike will get removed eventually, since its false strike.
when you are doing the cpa niche, always have a backup of multiple channels to spam it,that way if one channel is down, you have other channels to back you up.
dont forget to keep disputing the false strikes, once the strike is removed you can re use the channel.
Cod
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yeah its just community guidelines at this point
YoutubeGodFather
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It may be how you're setting up your videos; it may be too obvious.
Maybe a better way of flying under the radar and building an actual following is to offer higher-quality videos.
For people to fill out your CPA forms, they have to click on your link.
You can't just have the video do all the work.
You should set things up where people get so interested in the video that delivers the experience that they're looking for that they check out your homepage.
And, from there, you can do CPA.
Otherwise, it’s basically just going to be a running game you're going to be playing with YouTube.
You put up channels; they get banned; you get struck by competitors!
It can be a mess because the more obvious you are in this converting raw YouTube traffic into CPA traffic, the easier it is for you to get taken down.
That's the sad reality of the YouTube CPA game.
The more “content layers” or “value layers” you put in between raw traffic and conversions, the better off you will be.
It’s also less obvious.
Maybe a better way of flying under the radar and building an actual following is to offer higher-quality videos.
For people to fill out your CPA forms, they have to click on your link.
You can't just have the video do all the work.
You should set things up where people get so interested in the video that delivers the experience that they're looking for that they check out your homepage.
And, from there, you can do CPA.
Otherwise, it’s basically just going to be a running game you're going to be playing with YouTube.
You put up channels; they get banned; you get struck by competitors!
It can be a mess because the more obvious you are in this converting raw YouTube traffic into CPA traffic, the easier it is for you to get taken down.
That's the sad reality of the YouTube CPA game.
The more “content layers” or “value layers” you put in between raw traffic and conversions, the better off you will be.
It’s also less obvious.
Cod
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thank you, ill give it a shot