WHY some people go this difficult way? (it could be so easy)
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hiatus
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- Dec 11, 2012
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Well, that is a nice method! Gonna try this one soon. Thanks for sharing it with us, but i have a few questions:
1) How many videos do you have per account?
2) For example you have made an account about politics and uploaded 50 videos! Do you upload more videos after a week or two? Or you just leave your account by itself?
1) How many videos do you have per account?
2) For example you have made an account about politics and uploaded 50 videos! Do you upload more videos after a week or two? Or you just leave your account by itself?
lengxue888
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- Apr 19, 2009
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Thank you,I 'll try this.
adigonzales
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- Jan 8, 2013
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Hi, I think it's important to tell us how many videos are making you this kind of money...if it takes 1000 videos split on 6 channels then it's going to take a hell of a lot more time than 10hours a month to get to those numbers you are quoting. Maybe I'm missing something.
adigonzales
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- Jan 8, 2013
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I don't doubt the method in itself, just the time it takes to implement it.It's not easy to find videos that you can monetize and get decent amount of views to make bank.
I mean yeah maybe after you establish yourself(channel) and have 1000+ subscribers then maybe it will take just 10 hours a month, but I honestly don't know how long it will take to achieve that.
Don't get me wrong I'm trying this method myself,it's just it's very hard going.
I mean yeah maybe after you establish yourself(channel) and have 1000+ subscribers then maybe it will take just 10 hours a month, but I honestly don't know how long it will take to achieve that.
Don't get me wrong I'm trying this method myself,it's just it's very hard going.
onblast
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- Mar 12, 2011
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Bro the trick is making a channel crafted around one subject that "real" people are already searching for. Real people with interest in certain subjects engage ads if it is relative to their tastes. The trick is to see what people are searching on Google for. If you find a keyword that receives 600k searches in a month and the CPC for that word is say $4-20 then make a channel dedicated to all things related...tag it accordingly... In the description describe what the video is about and boom! Even if 1 percent of that 600k visit your channel you will make some money. Cherry is right...all that bot and paid views is a waste of time. Organic is where the long and sustainable income is.
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blackfairy
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- Sep 5, 2010
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Well, if it would be that easy, everyone and their mom would be already Youtube millionairs. Since this does not reflect reality, there must be a flaw in your method don't you think? I don't doubt that you've earned the amount you stated above, I just think you are drawing the wrong conclusions from that.
How are visitors supposed to find your videos, if you don't do anything (e.g. don't add views, likes and comments) to get them ranked? If your video sits on Youtube page 21 for a certain keyword, nobody is going to see it.
So let's stay with your example and say you just posted some audiobook videos on Youtube. You further said you copy videos from others and re-up them. That means your videos aren't unique and you got some competion. How do you outrank them? By doing nothing? If that's the case, your competition seems to be so weak, that it just takes a video with a seo-optimized title and description to rank it. Of course you now can say, I did nothing and got my videos ranked. And that's totally true. But, and that's the point, it has only worked because your competition was so weak. Try the same in a highly competitive niche and you'll notice that it won't always work this way.
People bot views, likes or comments for a reason. The reason is that it works fine. Do you really think people would put all the effort in it if they would not see any results?
Untrue. Nothing at all happens to your adsense account, if your Youtube account got banned. Adsense bans you if you click on your own ads and stuff like that, but they don't care about strikes or bans on your Youtube account.
How are visitors supposed to find your videos, if you don't do anything (e.g. don't add views, likes and comments) to get them ranked? If your video sits on Youtube page 21 for a certain keyword, nobody is going to see it.
So let's stay with your example and say you just posted some audiobook videos on Youtube. You further said you copy videos from others and re-up them. That means your videos aren't unique and you got some competion. How do you outrank them? By doing nothing? If that's the case, your competition seems to be so weak, that it just takes a video with a seo-optimized title and description to rank it. Of course you now can say, I did nothing and got my videos ranked. And that's totally true. But, and that's the point, it has only worked because your competition was so weak. Try the same in a highly competitive niche and you'll notice that it won't always work this way.
People bot views, likes or comments for a reason. The reason is that it works fine. Do you really think people would put all the effort in it if they would not see any results?
Untrue. Nothing at all happens to your adsense account, if your Youtube account got banned. Adsense bans you if you click on your own ads and stuff like that, but they don't care about strikes or bans on your Youtube account.
onblast
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- Mar 12, 2011
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I dont think he is talking about just rip peoples videos, upload them and boom you are rich. He is saying you do not need bots and views to achieve success with YouTube. You will have to put in some work but hey do you think you will make sustainable income without putting in some work? The moral of the story is Organic traffic(real people looking for and engaging your content) will produce better and longer results then half ass bot traffic. There are also many low competition keywords out there with hundreds of thousands search inquiries a month. If you have 20 plus videos with that keyword in the title, description and channel your videos will pop up on first page. You stated that if it was that easy then everyone would be a YouTube millionaire and you are correct but wrong at the same time. More then half of the people who upload videos on YouTube dont even care are about monetizing, some dont know how, some are just too lazy and are looking for a turn key system that will generate them income from doing less then nothing and some understand target marketing.
Sidenote: I created a new channel today with a low completion niche that has over 600k monthly inquiries and a high exact cpc of $14....guess what...? 6 hours after my exact keyword tagged,titled, and described videos were uploaded I landed on the first page with all 5 of them. This is not rocket science but it takes planning, consistency and work.
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adigonzales
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- Jan 8, 2013
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I can confirm that your adsense account will not be banned if your YT account is.(speaking from personal experience).
i think we're all in agreement that it's not as easy as the OP might have you believe,like all things it takes work. You might not need bots but you have to find a low competition niche and good keyword to match,so it's not as easy as just uploading some videos on the same subject as the Op stated.
And I don't know if YT is getting smarter or what the feck is going on but it's increasingly difficult to find a video that you can actually monetize.The last few days out of 10 vids from the same channel 5 of them required proof of ownership...maybe I'm missing something...how are you guys managing?
i think we're all in agreement that it's not as easy as the OP might have you believe,like all things it takes work. You might not need bots but you have to find a low competition niche and good keyword to match,so it's not as easy as just uploading some videos on the same subject as the Op stated.
And I don't know if YT is getting smarter or what the feck is going on but it's increasingly difficult to find a video that you can actually monetize.The last few days out of 10 vids from the same channel 5 of them required proof of ownership...maybe I'm missing something...how are you guys managing?
sxiclub
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- Jul 25, 2008
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You are right, it takes more time and work than OP said, or you need to got luck and find a video that gets viral and brings thousand of views. Trending topics usually give you videos that easy jump to viral, but is hard to find one monetizable, the most of them are copyright protected.