Subscriber Bots For Youtube?
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Fake subscribers kill the enjoyment of youtubing. I personally find it amusing to watch myself grow over time, rather than resorting to bots to boost my count. With bots you just don't get the same vibes.It's a lot better to grow your community naturally then botting subs imo. I really think it's more rewarding to know you earned the subs
Why would anyone use fake subscribers? To get a boost to make themselves more popular and gain money via monetization. Problem for that? bots like this usually cost money.
To be perfectly honest though, I have no objection to you using bots, as long as they stay on your own channel. The one thing I despise about the youtube comment sections (apart from the inevitable stupidity you often find there) is that so many famous youtubers have impersonator bots active in their comments. To this day youtube has no solid way to report suspicions of an account being a bot, unless you give more than a dozen examples of that same account being a bot (difficult to trace). I tried that function exactly once, and at that point it bugged out. So don't ever use comment bots.
But in general, it works best to just upload content regularly. Doesn't even have to be particularly high quality or particularly entertaining.
I started a youtube channel myself, and made a few vids on it. I have 33 subs at the present, and I only stopped growing cause I haven't made a new video for months. A few of my friends also started channels (if a bit earlier than me) and a few of them have channels of 200+ subs now despite their content not being particularly entertaining. All you really need is to upload content regularly. Start by trying to get a decent quality video out once a week. try to make sure you publish a video EVERY week. You WILL grow in subscribers, even if the amount of views you get stays relatively low.
The simple reason for this is that people don't generally unsub if they stop watching someone's content, they only unsub if they REALLY don't want to watch that persons content at ALL anymore. so if you want a bunch of subs, that's the way to go about it. Costs time, but not money. And the physical time you spend to upload a single decent quality video a week is maybe 5 hours for a video of half an hour. Not particularly much (this assuming quite a lot of editing, unedited takes even less time). That estimate doesn't include upload times ofc, since those vary per person.
To be perfectly honest though, I have no objection to you using bots, as long as they stay on your own channel. The one thing I despise about the youtube comment sections (apart from the inevitable stupidity you often find there) is that so many famous youtubers have impersonator bots active in their comments. To this day youtube has no solid way to report suspicions of an account being a bot, unless you give more than a dozen examples of that same account being a bot (difficult to trace). I tried that function exactly once, and at that point it bugged out. So don't ever use comment bots.
But in general, it works best to just upload content regularly. Doesn't even have to be particularly high quality or particularly entertaining.
I started a youtube channel myself, and made a few vids on it. I have 33 subs at the present, and I only stopped growing cause I haven't made a new video for months. A few of my friends also started channels (if a bit earlier than me) and a few of them have channels of 200+ subs now despite their content not being particularly entertaining. All you really need is to upload content regularly. Start by trying to get a decent quality video out once a week. try to make sure you publish a video EVERY week. You WILL grow in subscribers, even if the amount of views you get stays relatively low.
The simple reason for this is that people don't generally unsub if they stop watching someone's content, they only unsub if they REALLY don't want to watch that persons content at ALL anymore. so if you want a bunch of subs, that's the way to go about it. Costs time, but not money. And the physical time you spend to upload a single decent quality video a week is maybe 5 hours for a video of half an hour. Not particularly much (this assuming quite a lot of editing, unedited takes even less time). That estimate doesn't include upload times ofc, since those vary per person.
I dont need legit content. I just bet a friend $20 to whoever gets to 500 subs first.[DOUBLEPOST=1448823486,1448823380][/DOUBLEPOST]
What do you mean my use scripts?
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Well you are going to end up spending more than $20 for a bot so congrats.
Good luck getting a decent bot then.[DOUBLEPOST=1448824698,1448824520][/DOUBLEPOST]
Speaking of which, why don't you just create a few dozen accounts yourself? Using an email adress generator, you can easily create multiple accounts, especially if you use a proxy or different devices to create a few more. after all, you don't need to do more than make the account then sub to yourself. you don't need to like or comment or anything. 120 is a bit much to do by hand, but you can at least get yourself a few dozen extra.
Could I pay you to get me 100 subs? lol
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I dont use skype, could you pm me?
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