Youtube Using youtube adsense and SMM?

[Chikna]

I have a question to see if anyone has attempted this approach.

The idea is to combine SMM panels with YouTube Ad revenue. Let's say my CPM (Cost Per Mille) is $6 for every 1000 views, and I can purchase 1000 high-retention (HR) views for $2. By doing so, I could potentially earn $4 for every 1000 views.

Has anyone tried this method before?

In my opinion, it doesn't pose any risks. I was able to gain acceptance into the YouTube Partner Program even with fake views generated from an SMM panel.

As for traffic source, it's external, and I haven't encountered any issues with video ranking. For genuine likes, comments, and subscriptions, I rely on micro workers. Although my videos rank in the top 5 within my niche, I only receive 20-50 views per day due to the poor demand for YouTube search in this particular niche.

 

[PowerRobber]

I have a question to see if anyone has attempted this approach.

The idea is to combine SMM panels with YouTube Ad revenue. Let's say my CPM (Cost Per Mille) is $6 for every 1000 views, and I can purchase 1000 high-retention (HR) views for $2. By doing so, I could potentially earn $4 for every 1000 views.

Has anyone tried this method before?

In my opinion, it doesn't pose any risks. I was able to gain acceptance into the YouTube Partner Program even with fake views generated from an SMM panel.

As for traffic source, it's external, and I haven't encountered any issues with video ranking. For genuine likes, comments, and subscriptions, I rely on micro workers. Although my videos rank in the top 5 within my niche, I only receive 20-50 views per day due to the poor demand for YouTube search in this particular niche.

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I advise against attempting such actions. YouTube is not easily fooled, and engaging in such practices may lead to the suspension of your AdSense account.

 

[Fabulous]

I have a question to see if anyone has attempted this approach.

The idea is to combine SMM panels with YouTube Ad revenue. Let's say my CPM (Cost Per Mille) is $6 for every 1000 views, and I can purchase 1000 high-retention (HR) views for $2. By doing so, I could potentially earn $4 for every 1000 views.

Has anyone tried this method before?

In my opinion, it doesn't pose any risks. I was able to gain acceptance into the YouTube Partner Program even with fake views generated from an SMM panel.

As for traffic source, it's external, and I haven't encountered any issues with video ranking. For genuine likes, comments, and subscriptions, I rely on micro workers. Although my videos rank in the top 5 within my niche, I only receive 20-50 views per day due to the poor demand for YouTube search in this particular niche.

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Right and get ban hammered and never see adsense again loll.

 

[Desperado]

If you wish to avoid being banned from AdSense, it is advisable to stop from using artificially generated views.

 

[Quintro]

However, using such tactics may result in YouTube Ad Revenue rejecting your application. It is worth considering if anyone has attempted this approach before, as people often employ fake views to enhance video rankings and visibility.

 

[Fishar]

However, using such tactics may result in YouTube Ad Revenue rejecting your application. It is worth considering if anyone has attempted this approach before, as people often employ fake views to enhance video rankings and visibility.

Monetizing your channel can be relatively straightforward by purchasing subscribers and views, as long as they are obtained in a dispersed manner. However, it is crucial to exercise caution when dealing with AdSense. They have the expertise to identify fraudulent activities and will take swift action to shut down your operations if caught. Engaging in click fraud should be strictly avoided, as it carries severe consequences.

 

[Ormesha]

What is being discussed here is that if you were to purchase 1 million artificially generated views for one of the top YouTubers currently, it could potentially lead to the termination of their channel and AdSense account. This scenario is being discussed humorously, with laughter (hahahhahahahaha) indicating a lighthearted tone. However, it's important to note that engaging in such practices is against YouTube's policies and can have serious consequences.