Youtube hits – problem solved!

aistee

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This seem to work. I might be lucky but I have testet this on 2 movies and work with both. For some reason all hits that comes from Digg are fine with youtube, so they add up and work as the good old days.

Here is the plan:

  1. Submit your movie to youtube.
  2. Submit the youtube link to Digg.
  3. Use your diggbar link with Hitspanker or another auto generating hit software. ( use all the proxys you will)
  4. add some comments, favs and rating ( I use tubebooster for this)
  5. ??
  6. Profit.


This is testet on two movies, so it might be a lucky punsh. Made 6500 hits from last night to now doing this trick, and about 4k hits on another movie friday.

Eidt: Not sure this have anything to do with this trick, but my digg submissions got around 30-40 votes - might make it more legit, but still far from frontpage.
 
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Might be wrong, but I sware digg is a news-website but isn't used like one anymore.
 
ohh, I get it...
You just write "www (dot) digg (dot) com / [youtube video url]
Like that?
 
hey, thanks for the quick response.
1. uploaded my vid
2. copied the adress showed just above the task bar (when you put your mouse over the thumbnail of the vid, its showed there)
3. tubeincreaser with this adress, proxies, long delay.
4. At first attempts, no message was showed, now it shows the message:
script error, do you want to continue....? weird :(

Maybe i didnt copy the right DIGG address of my vid?
 
Digg adress should look like this: http://digg.com/d1q4nr

Don't use Tubeincreaser. TI ONLY works for youtube links.

Use your Digg link in autoboost program like Hitspanker alternative one of the auto hits programs like autohits.dk on the net.

You could also try the autoupdate addon for firefox ( haven't tryed that one - so don't know if that would work)
 
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