YouTube CTR bot.
- Thread starter dsiebrits
- Start date
They use CTR bot to increase ranking in the youtube search. The goal is not monetization but ranking of video.
to increase the videos ctr.
and you will easily get monetized.
HustleTong
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- May 30, 2019
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Some channels do manage to get around it
The Algorithm picks it up and appears in the suggestions tab
The Algorithm picks it up and appears in the suggestions tab
ibrahimkekec
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agree
GoalFootball
Newbie
- Nov 1, 2015
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Hang on a minute. I think i've been having this issue. I used to sent a ton of CTR on YouTube and rank. But as of recently i've been getting negative impressions that tank my video's CTR coming from suggested videos and browse features.
mimimin
Newbie
- Aug 10, 2022
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I'm very curious about that story.
So you are saying that spending money to create a ranking doesn't make sense?
GoalFootball
Newbie
- Nov 1, 2015
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There is a new issue when you send YouTube CTR views that pops up. You get tens of thousands of impressions and no views, that destory the click through rate of your video and search rankings on YouTube
Before talking about CTR, we must talk about Impressions first. Without Impressions, there should be no Clicks, no CTR. Programmatically, you can engineer Clicks, but not the Impressions (even if you think you can, it will be on Client side). Thus, botted views usually have tons of view but almost no Impressions.
Years ago, it still worked, but Youtube patched it already (ignored as ranking factors). Though they still record the number and show it in the analytics, but such fake CTR is ignored. Well, at least they let you feel good.
Also the so-called botted Suggested Views, which actually only on the Client side (by spoofing, injection, etc) are useless. Youtube have the real data on the Server side. Hence, such fake Suggested Views are ignored.
They key point is to understand what Client side and Server side thingie. It's like when you Inspect Element. You can manipulate your browser as you like, but it is only a Client side, the real data is on the Server side on Youtube servers.
Years ago, it still worked, but Youtube patched it already (ignored as ranking factors). Though they still record the number and show it in the analytics, but such fake CTR is ignored. Well, at least they let you feel good.
Also the so-called botted Suggested Views, which actually only on the Client side (by spoofing, injection, etc) are useless. Youtube have the real data on the Server side. Hence, such fake Suggested Views are ignored.
They key point is to understand what Client side and Server side thingie. It's like when you Inspect Element. You can manipulate your browser as you like, but it is only a Client side, the real data is on the Server side on Youtube servers.
I had some friends search for one of my videos and click on it and my ranking shot up so it works you just need some impressions to get the ball rolling thinking of running ads then using residential proxies that rotate with pva accounts and a ctr script to boost rankings since the ads will bring impressions to begin with.Before talking about CTR, we must talk about Impressions first. Without Impressions, there should be no Clicks, no CTR. Programmatically, you can engineer Clicks, but not the Impressions (even if you think you can, it will be on Client side). Thus, botted views usually have tons of view but almost no Impressions.
Years ago, it still worked, but Youtube patched it already (ignored as ranking factors). Though they still record the number and show it in the analytics, but such fake CTR is ignored. Well, at least they let you feel good.
Also the so-called botted Suggested Views, which actually only on the Client side (by spoofing, injection, etc) are useless. Youtube have the real data on the Server side. Hence, such fake Suggested Views are ignored.
They key point is to understand what Client side and Server side thingie. It's like when you Inspect Element. You can manipulate your browser as you like, but it is only a Client side, the real data is on the Server side on Youtube servers.
Impressions from Ads has nothing to do with CTR Impressions. Home feed CTR, Search CTR, Suggested CTR, End Scree CTR, etc, they all have their own Impressions. Even each of these CTR Impressions has nothing to do with each other either.
Only use Ads to reach new audience, hopefully to entice their curiosity, or simply to introduce brands. As for the wishful thinking thing like what you said, Ads are useless. Not even have watch history or co watch value.
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Before talking about CTR, we must talk about Impressions first. Without Impressions, there should be no Clicks, no CTR. Programmatically, you can engineer Clicks, but not the Impressions (even if you think you can, it will be on Client side). Thus, botted views usually have tons of view but almost no Impressions.
Years ago, it still worked, but Youtube patched it already (ignored as ranking factors). Though they still record the number and show it in the analytics, but such fake CTR is ignored. Well, at least they let you feel good.
Also the so-called botted Suggested Views, which actually only on the Client side (by spoofing, injection, etc) are useless. Youtube have the real data on the Server side. Hence, such fake Suggested Views are ignored.
They key point is to understand what Client side and Server side thingie. It's like when you Inspect Element. You can manipulate your browser as you like, but it is only a Client side, the real data is on the Server side on Youtube servers.
if you think it can't be done.
Amazing! It would be awesome if you would explain how you do this. Champ!
- Nov 22, 2019
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Do not fall for these traps. Your channel will be removed if you use these.
Steeky
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That's not true.
- Sep 28, 2012
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is it necessary to say something even when you do not have any experiences ? and if you do then how many of your channel's got banned ?
I don't really understand whats the motive in this.