Youtube Views + Algorithm - Create a New Youtube Channel or Continue with an Older Channel

Question: Is it better to create a new Youtube channel to be pushed more into the algorithm (views + exposure), than to have an older Youtube channel that is completely dead since 2018?

I am currently uploading daily for a few weeks now on an older Youtube channel I have had since 2018, and stopped uploading in the same year. I only recently started uploading again this year (2022) in the same category I was before (music), but I am not getting the same views / push I was being given back in 2018. (Might just be how Youtube has changed over time). I am wondering if there would be a difference in views / being pushed in the algorithm more if I was to create a new Youtube Channel doing the same content I am now.

Another Thought: If I were to set aside some investment to buy views/engagement, on an SMM panel or a trusted source, if that would help 'regain' the life of the 2018 channel.

I'm not sure if this has been answered already, if so please link in replies. I have been searching and reading throughout this forum section, but can't get a definitive answer.
Thanks.

friend. There is no such thing as a dead channel.

The reason the channel is not working is very simple. Because you don't have enough watch history for your desired niche audience. The factor is simple. YouTube content recommendations always prioritize fresh content. but you won't

New content is not always fresh. Already abused frames, clips, etc.

If you can't evolve your content, focus on something else. Traffic targeted to external niche viewers

Avoid social media like Facebook. Find forums and communities that redirect you to the YouTube app on your page.

It's more effective to convert external traffic to YouTube traffic source and import it as video, but you can't do that, so use regular external traffic.

Traffic like POPADS isn't bad either. Some bots are mixed, but usable.

Create content that allows the pop traffic to watch regular videos for a long time. hot girl, etc.

If your video retention rate is okay, you will get additional impressions on your next video

wydos said:

friend. There is no such thing as a dead channel.

The reason the channel is not working is very simple. Because you don't have enough watch history for your desired niche audience. The factor is simple. YouTube content recommendations always prioritize fresh content. but you won't

New content is not always fresh. Already abused frames, clips, etc.

If you can't evolve your content, focus on something else. Traffic targeted to external niche viewers

Avoid social media like Facebook. Find forums and communities that redirect you to the YouTube app on your page.

It's more effective to convert external traffic to YouTube traffic source and import it as video, but you can't do that, so use regular external traffic.

Traffic like POPADS isn't bad either. Some bots are mixed, but usable.

Create content that allows the pop traffic to watch regular videos for a long time. hot girl, etc.

If your video retention rate is okay, you will get additional impressions on your next video

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Thanks for the feedback and tips in your reply. I have looked into some bots, and learning some code and creating my own bots to help with it. I have some thumbnails and pictures/gif's of girls and things that my competitors use to help but really no luck.

Below I have attached some screenshots of the views from 2018 and the views from 2022, I guess to visually see what I am referring to when I say views / engagement.

2018 video lengths are 2-4 minutes each
2022 video lengths are 20-30 minutes each