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RoyalCobra777

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I started 15 days ago a Fortnite channel about highlights, i upload every day, sometimes 2 times a day but still, im getting 10-40 views/ video, how can i improve that? Whitehat/greyhat/blackhat method, i dont care, but i want to get 1k views for each video. Any tips?
 
Your asking too much, question is very broad, therefore you won't be able to get an answer that is too helpful. But, I'll throw down summary's of some basic methods that point your mind in the right direction:

1. Post your videos to relevant Reddit subreddits (fortnight, gaming, etc.), bot 10-50 upvotes per post (upvotes can be purchased from sellers on the marketplace). Your Reddit posts will be seen for significantly longer then if you were to post without buying upvotes. It's an easy way to get organic video traffic, however probably won't be profitable on it's own short term.

2. If you want to rank videos in the search results for certain keywords on YouTube, you can use botting services (which can also be purchased from sites advertised on the marketplace). A very brief outline of how this would go would be, (a) do keyword research to find search terms relating to fortnight that have low-medium competition with low-medium search volume (b) create a video about such topic and include the main keyword you are trying to rank the video for in the title and description (c) as soon as you upload or publish the video publicly, purchase views, likes, dislikes, comments, social signals, video embeds, etc. in quantities that slightly exceed the videos you are trying to outrank (optimize your title and thumbnail to increase click through rate). Keep in mind, I'd have to write an entire book to explain my personal strategies; this is a very very short summary. To create your own effective view botting strategy, you'll have to read all the other info on this forum, make your own determinations, find a good botting services supplier, test your strategy, continually optimize, etc. Most info here is shit but if you put in the time to learning YouTube seo, botting, etc. you can be very successful.

3. If you have the money, you could reach out to small fortnight highlights channels with thousands or tens of thousands of subscribers, acquire a small channel with established fan-base that is already getting a few hundred or thousand views per video, and continue with uploading highlight videos. Building on a pre established fan-base is a great idea, especially when it comes to non personality based channels, however it's costly. A good small channel that actually gets views will cost at least several hundred dollars plus may require a significant amount of time to find a legitimate seller.

They are some simple methods. There are hundreds more online that you can find yourself for free by searching this forum and Google, then there are hundreds, if not thousands of ways to vary each method. Find something you think will work, learn as much as you can about such method through your own research, ask specific questions about parts of the method if you have any, give it a try, review it's effectiveness then change your strategy to improve it, or try something else until you hit upon something that works for you.

If you want better advice you'll need to ask a better questions my dude. It would take me months to put together documentation which explained in detail, methods that may be effective to grow a fortnight highlights channel with guides on how to execute each method successfully. And those efforts would be pointless as half of the info is probably already on the forum which you can find for free on your own, and the other half you'll find through trial and testing.

Good luck with your channel :)
 
One main advice that I can give you is a fast boost of fresh video. Buy around 300+ views and some comments with likes + shares. Buy not bot traffic, you can buy cheap popunder, don't be surprised if you bought 1000 clicks but youtube will add it like 100-200-300 views. He has his own params for detects bots and protect from cheating.

You can write in PM if you want to share with me your youtube channel and I'll give some accurate advice. Good luck.
 
You need buy views and comments and likes then make highquality Videos and write rank tag and keyword
 
So basically, if i want to outrank a 100k video i need to buy 100k views?
 
So basically, if i want to outrank a 100k video i need to buy 100k views?
It's much more complicated then that. YouTube's ranking algorithm takes into account a variety of factors - video view count is only a small fraction of what you need to rank well.

Firstly, don't try to outrank major keywords as competition is high. For your first time it would be better to practice outranking smaller videos with under 10K views, in my opinion.

Regarding views, you also need to consider the watch time of those viewers (retention), with a natural proportion of likes, dislikes, and comments. You may also want to consider social signals, video embeds, hitting the video with multiple traffic sources. With the views, you may want to bot them from certain countries depending on the kind of video it is and where you want it to rank. It's a good idea to do some manual promotion on Reddit, Facebook, Twitter, and any other platforms you're capable of promoting on for cheap or free, so that the botted views and mixed with some targeted organic traffic. You should also create a better thumbnail and title then the video/s you are trying to outrank as click through rate may be a factor that YouTube takes into account.

3+ years ago you could probably buy 100K views, some likes and comments, and outrank any 100K view video if your on page seo was well optimized. Nowadays, it's much harder mate. YouTube is smarter then you, so you've gotta think harder to come up with your own strategy to rank - go further then the basics. If you can explain your video ranking strategy 1 short sentence it is probably not complex enough to work (i.e I bot 100K views to outrank a video with 100K views. That is a start, but not a complete nor effective strategy).

Does that kind of make sense?
 
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