Youtube Instant Start Views

randomtheox said:

I'm just getting started with YouTube Marketing and I'm seeing that many sellers offer instant start views vs. non-instant views.

I was wondering: what are instant views and for what are they needed?

Another thing I found are slow-drip YouTube views. Can somebody explain what they are and what they're used for?

Thanks

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SlickSocials said:

Few example from people that orders from us:
1.Instant used by clients that order on daily basis, this is used to meat up with some extra views so your audience will have a solid feel about your service.
2.Instant used also to Get on recommendation when something Trending going on, for example (Chester Benington death) those views will start insant and you'll be able more easily crawl in to the recommended, but its also important to have well writen Titles & Descriptions that stands todays google standards, the views will give it a tweak, but just views with crappy content won't help you in anyway

Some users prefer Drip-feed to spread the views for long period of time, self-growing purposes!

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virtualexperts said:

Is there any chance of being banned or something by YouTube ?

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SlickSocials said:

We never can guarantee that, but so far my clients are doing great!, never had anything like that
Overall account activity might be suspicious for example (You just created a new channel, didn't uploaded a single video and went straight to buy 1,000 subscribers
your behavior will get you banned,no one subscribe an empty channel, but if you have a base, and you want to support it i guess it should be fine , but again we can't guarantee nothing!

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randomtheox said:

I'm just getting started with YouTube Marketing and I'm seeing that many sellers offer instant start views vs. non-instant views.

I was wondering: what are instant views and for what are they needed?

Another thing I found are slow-drip YouTube views. Can somebody explain what they are and what they're used for?

Thanks

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