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MenuAre there platforms where you can purchase views for Youtube?
For example, to help with a launch or to jump start engagement with your channel.
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I have been able to buy views via Google Adwords.
Google Adwords provides several options on how you can pay for ads and what you can track, with one of them being views. This is usually designed for brand awareness purposes and you need to have a channel and video set up for any video advertising to work.
If you need more help with Google Adwords or have any follow-up questions, feel free to call or message me.
I would never recommend purchasing views. Rather, use the quality content you're creating and share on other social channels. Then, to create more interest, run some ads on social channels along with Google and Bing to drive traffic back to your YouTube channel.
AdWords is where you manage your paid advertising for Youtube. If you are looking for a brand awareness campaign and users to visit your site, the strategy will depend on your type of business, product/service, budget and so on. So if you would like to share more information maybe we can help you more. Good luck!
Instead of purchasing views, think creatively about your brand and content. Then reach out to folks you look up to, both on YouTube and not, and share your mission transparently. By doing that, you will have word of mouth traction from the get-go... provided your story is great. We aren't impressed by high views anymore. But we are impressed by truth and stories. Good luck!
You never want to straight up buy Youtube views. You can buy a placement for your Youtube video on a particular Facebook Group, Blog, etc, but you never want to straight up buy views.
Any views which are straight up purchases won't be engaged people, your simply getting bot views or views from people in third world countries.
In addition to doing absolutley nothing positive for your business it could actually hurt your Youtube video's performance on Youtube and in search because your getting very short watch time, your getting non USA visitors and they can pick up on the fact that your getting bot views and will actually remove views, likes, etc from your videos.
I've bought Youtube views, don't do it it's absolute garbage.
Absolutely! There are! UseViral is one of them, then there is SidesMedia, Famups, GetRealBoost and
so many others.
Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath
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