BuildALot Acres
Active Member
I see the "Boost your channel" ads a lot. Do these things actually work? Do they send them out to X amount of random people, or X amount of people who already are subscribed to channels similar to yours?
Does boosting work?
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LandyVlad
Super Poster
My $0.02
It's just a way of YT looking to extract money from you.
AFAIK it adds your videos to the recommendations people watching similar content see. (or at least does so occasionally)
I don't see the value in it. Focus on quality of content first (I've not looked at your channel yet so can't speak for that) because even if it's recommended and someone comes to look - if it's not at least as good as the videos they may have already been watching, they'll leave and those $ care wasted.
It's just a way of YT looking to extract money from you.
AFAIK it adds your videos to the recommendations people watching similar content see. (or at least does so occasionally)
I don't see the value in it. Focus on quality of content first (I've not looked at your channel yet so can't speak for that) because even if it's recommended and someone comes to look - if it's not at least as good as the videos they may have already been watching, they'll leave and those $ care wasted.
RidingWithStymie
Active Member
I think you should submit your question to a couple of YouTubers who specialize in channel growth, such as:
Annie Dube
Nick Nimmin
Think Media
Look for their email address in their video description, or post the question in the comments for their latest video. I bet one of them will do a video about this topic. They are always looking for new topics.
Good luck with your channel!
Stymie
Annie Dube
Nick Nimmin
Think Media
Look for their email address in their video description, or post the question in the comments for their latest video. I bet one of them will do a video about this topic. They are always looking for new topics.
Good luck with your channel!
Stymie
Nicekid76
The Bostonian YTtalker
Sounds like Landy is assuming it's from youtube. On the other hand, I'm assuming that it's 3rd parties.
with that said, it depends.
Are they a consultant or are they guaranteeing a certain subscriber increase. if they are promising you 5k real subscribers for 20 bucks, it's fake. Consultants are more real but there's been stories of "fake" consultants / scammers buying fake subs for their clients to make it look like they know what they are doing. You pay them $2,000 to grow your channel. They spend $30 buying you a lot of fake subs so you keep spending money on them.
with that said, it depends.
Are they a consultant or are they guaranteeing a certain subscriber increase. if they are promising you 5k real subscribers for 20 bucks, it's fake. Consultants are more real but there's been stories of "fake" consultants / scammers buying fake subs for their clients to make it look like they know what they are doing. You pay them $2,000 to grow your channel. They spend $30 buying you a lot of fake subs so you keep spending money on them.
mirrorlessNY(youtuber)
I Love YTtalk
I keep it natural = slow steady growth,,,, btw can get others involved, like someone can learn how to design thumbnails, someone else might be good at editing etc...
Πάντα ήθελα ένα ισχυρό τηλεσκόπιο για να βλέπω τα αστέρια τα καθαρά βράδια στη Μύκονο, αλλά οι τιμές τους ήταν υπερβολικές για την τσέπη μου. Ένας γείτονας μου έστειλε το link https://wazambacasino.edu.gr/ και δοκίμασα την τύχη μου. Απίστευτα γρήγορα βρέθηκα με μια τεράστια νίκη που κάλυψε πλήρως την αγορά αυτού του φανταστικού αστρονομικού εργαλείου
ronaldriley
New Member
Reaching out to creators like Annie Dube, Nick Nimmin, or Think Media could definitely be worthwhile. Even if they don’t make an entire video about the question, they often answer viewer questions during live streams, Q&A sessions, or through comments, and the advice can be valuable for many creators facing similar challenges.
Another good approach would be to share the question in YouTube creator communities and forums, where people can provide real-world experiences and different perspectives.
Good luck to everyone working on growing their channels—learning from successful creators and testing new ideas is a big part of the journey!