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Little back-story: Around the middle of summer, I began to study YouTube and how to get free traffic from it. After looking for the tutorials and follow-alongs, I didn’t find anything sensible, they didn’t exist, then I began to actively study forums, communicate with other affiliates and monitor competitors. A week later, I understood where to start and how to get the first money. And it was the best time for getting traffic YouTube. First tests. Creation of accounts. We need a service for receiving messages and it was the only costs 😊 – Register mail at gmail.com using vpn (I had NordVPN) – I use DolphinAnty (or anyone else antidetect browser)with the replacement of desktop If you work without anti browser and vpn, accounts could get banned. The cost of the account was very low. After creating the mail, let’s go to YouTube, create a channel, upload a photo of an attractive girl on the profile and the name the channel (Jane, Anna Sweet, Eva Home Video and others), I also made a header for the channel with a “call to action” to the comments. This way, I created many accounts and they were ready to start. I don’t use any boost and cheat of accounts, it doesn’t affect the result. Search for creatives. You can use creatives of competitors and get impressions, but tests showed that it’s better to create your own. Then I go to TikTok, select popular videos, and downloaded it without watermark. In Photoshop, I made simple text box with a call to action to the comments and used a video editor to overlay them on the video (Movavi or Watermark). You don’t need to make a lot of different creatives and unify them, just find a couple of creatives that will work and get views. Then I went to the account and uploaded 15 videos, added a text + link in the comments (it’s better to buy your own domain, randomization, link shorteners, etc. I didn’t use it, there was 1 text and 1 link everywhere). An example of the text “🔞 Watch my new 18+ video or write me 💋 (your domain)”. In minutes after publication, the video began to get views. After 24 hours, 15 videos can be uploaded again. I kept a spreadsheet in Excel with login and channel links to the channels with upload dates. If the channel was banned or didn’t get views, it was simply deleted and the next one was taken. I used CPA Smartlink. There were no volumes then, so I had only a couple of hundred dollars. I changed a lot and attached a couple of screenshots for a general understanding of traffic and the performance. The first screen, I used software created on BAS, which fully automated my actions. You can use another software it’s not difficult to find them. For personal reasons, I stopped running traffic and returned to YouTube already in the fall. As it turned out later, video verification gives the opportunity to upload up to 100 videos, and all of them get views. After that, I sold such accounts for $3 per one. In total, there are 3 ways to increase the limits on YouTube: 1. Pass verification by video or documents 2. Upload 1 video and wait a couple of days or 1-2 weeks and then the limits open again. 3. Download through video editors, such as DaVinci Resolve and similar, where the YouTube channel is attached. In the latter case, the limits were even higher and more than 100 videos/per day could be uploaded. Returning to YouTube again, everything has already changed and the new accounts have stopped getting views. But having the same experience, after a couple of days I found a way out. These are ready-made accounts with video (1-3 pieces per account). YouTube considered them more trustworthy and gave good views. I took 10 accounts from each store for a test, uploaded a video, and chose the best services. Different sellers, different quality. Sometimes YouTube banned accounts immediately, and sometimes accounts lived for a couple of days. The video shouldn’t be unique, the name could be set to any (just write #shorts and the video is getting views). But I noticed that if you upload 5 videos per account, the views went better and the videos got tens of thousands of views or more (my personal record is almost 3.5 million per video, such a video brought $100 in 10 minutes). Using these accounts, it was impossible to fully automate the work. But I ordered a browser extension that automatically published the video and left a comment (it cost me $20). It was enough to take a public script and modify it a bit. It was necessary to go to the page of the studio with the video, enter the desired text and click “Start Comments” The cost of such accounts was less than a dollar. It took 40-50 pieces per day. Roughly speaking, I spent $15 per day for consumables. It took about 4-5 hours a day, along with rest 😊 Total: GEO: Mix. Majority USA Source: YouTube Shorts Costs: $210 (worked for about 2 weeks) Earning: $1408 Profit: $1200 Conclusion and advices for affiliates You can earn something from YouTube, just try to test more. Don’t worry, beginners also can start working and earn their first money. Now it’s better to use different creatives, make them unique, don’t upload a lot of videos, try not to be rude with creatives and calls to action, otherwise you will quickly get an account ban. Also, don’t forget about the pre-landing, the removal of bots, and your own domains. This way is possible to reduce the % of the ban. Because if the video gets into the recommendations and your account is banned – you will lose money. Without minimal automation, it’s hard to make a lot of money. Services for work: – Browser https://anty.dolphin.ru.com/ – vpn Nordvpn or Surfshark. Instead of VPN I advise you to try to work with a proxy https://proxy6.net/ – Store: https://darkstore.su/category/view/google – Software Movavi, Watermark, Video and Image convert – TikTok (creatives) – zTDS: Traffic Distribution System. At the beginning, I used to distribute traffic on 2 verticals Mainstream and Ad*** (then there was only Mainstream). – Receive SMS to register accounts https://5sim.net/ This is quite enough to start work and get the first money 😊
