Youtube Automation Blueprint - Part 1

I discovered that a guru promoting a YouTube automation course did not have a portfolio when I visited him five months ago. Further investigation led me to believe that there could be such a thing, and I’m now looking into it.

According to my first observations, SEO and SEM are typically carried out (look it up on Google).

You must, as you are aware, have 4000 hours and 1000 subscribers on YouTube. I plan to do this within around a month. because I’ve been producing stuff like crazy and I have three artificial intelligences at my disposal.

This technical article will be as follows

1-Youtube shorts

2-Seo and Sem

3-Tools

1-Youtube Shorts

First of all, shorts videos are a must for the growth of the channels, this is from my gaming channel, because I was sharing 3 shorts a day to grow the channel (I need to revive that channel, it is broadcasting to almost 30 countries.)

Fresh content is needed, and repetitive content needs to be created by combining it with old content (evergreen content).

You can check which topic you will create content on from Google Trends.

2-Combination Of Seo Of Sem

Youtube algorithm generally progresses with CTR and SEO is required for the content to be easily found, but SEM is required for it to be found on other search engines other than Google. (search engine marketing)

Also, do not forget to like your own video by closing the tabs one by one from 2 separate accounts. Because that is how it makes it discoverable (aka Growth hacking)

3-Tools

Capcut is usually what I suggest for YouTube shorts. Since the product has evolved so nicely, I use Adobe instead, since it’s a more sophisticated tool. The courses for these two are readily available on YouTube for no cost.

Vol 1

The subject of this technical article is to find ideas that will help you find your content. In general, you can find that YouTube pays countries per view from this blog. The best article so far is this one.

https://isthischannelmonetized.com/data/youtube-cpm/

Also, be careful if you are going to make long videos. People generally do not watch long videos anymore, but followers are generally loyal. Also, you do not need to look at the number of followers of a channel, just look at the number of views.

All you need to achieve is 1000 subscribers and 4000 hours

Now let’s come to social media communities. In general, Reddit and Facebook are strong in sharing YouTube. They even gathered Reddit groups under a single discord server to share YouTube videos.

Even big accounts and YouTube channels are there, but I guess big channels will send friend requests and ask for money to promote your channel.

https://www.reddit.com/r/youtubepromotion/

The bot here will direct you to the discord channel and you can find all the materials, collaborations and forums about youtube here. They have established a very nice community.

On the Facebook side, the thing you need to be careful about is that there are too many social media agency workers and scammers in the groups.

Scammers will try to send messages constantly. Also, freelancers are a real pain in the neck. They try to sell me services without a portfolio. I don’t say anything to those who can do the job, but I don’t need it.

It’s also important to note that you should aim to get 1000 members and 4,000 hours within three months. Because YouTube has the right to terminate your channel if it discovers that you done this.

The subject of today’s article is thumbnails and the precautions that should be taken when sharing videos on social media. I am particularly concerned with social media platforms due to the abundance of people who are silly.

For instance, when discussing my own circumstances, I was distributing my YouTube recordings to ten Facebook groups.

My inbox was inundated with preposterous “sub to sub” messages from unscrupulous fraudsters. This is the reason we established a Facebook group with a limited number of members and began to view our own videos. We were admitting new members through a reference system.

Subsequently, the group disbanded, and I never encountered them again.

Vol 2

1-Thumbnails

I generally use Canva to make Thumbnails and I edit some images with AdobeFirefly to avoid copyright. As you know, there are a lot of copyrighted images on the internet and people generally want to avoid copyright.

If you are an original content creator, I recommend using Unsplash for thumbnails.

It may be more feasible to elucidate the significance of this title in the following manner. People are inclined to focus on images. CTR is a critical metric on YouTube. My CTR is 1.5, if you inquire of me.

YouTube contains a substantial amount of content. This is why thumbnails should be highly engaging, and it should be simple to automate YouTube.

2-Social Media Group Guidelines

We will now proceed to the unique locations of the internet world, which are distinguished from the preposterous places.

You have recently produced a new video and are prepared to distribute it on social media. In general, there are Telegram and Discord groups or promotion groups. YouTube perceives the traffic emanating from Telegram as somewhat detrimental. Therefore, I advise against establishing a group in this location.

You started sharing your videos and people will generally comment under your comments like “come to inbox” or “sub to sub”. Because in such groups there are generally people with low subscriber counts or there are agencies that sell 4000 hours and 1000 subscribers. (I will also discuss this topic in a separate article.

Sharing your video in these Facebook groups, particularly anonymously, is something you should do on social media in general. In general, individuals on Reddit prefer to maintain their anonymity. The same applies to Discord and Telegram.

The tactic for setting up private groups is this. In general, you can create an NFT and use it to enter the group. Or, you can join a few people in social media groups and create your own group. It’s entirely up to you.

If we come to freelancers separately, they will generally send you friend requests and messages. It is absolutely essential to have a page showing proof of working with someone and portfolio.

Vol 3

Social media is beginning to evolve into an extremely toxic environment, or rather, any user can be extremely toxic at times.

Particularly due to the fact that platform X is a free speech zone, noxious individuals from Reddit are gradually migrating there, and I have not even included the fraudsters who are present in Facebook groups.

Another option is to hire a third party with the name Medium Article Prompter; their charge is $5/hour. For that reason, I hardly make use of the Facebook side anymore.

I haven’t even tallied the Reddit users that comment beneath my piece to provide useless advise.

The “block” option is my go-to on social media for removing annoying users, and I never hesitate to use it.

The regulations of the YouTube social media group were very obvious, yet we were completely ignorant when we started it. All it was was a bunch of individuals who made a deal to conduct business.

As the organization expanded, members joined who lacked experience creating videos for the video-sharing platform YouTube.

Just to be sure, anybody who joined the group also joined other groups. The term “referral-only social media group” describes it well.

Now that you have the social media group up and running, you need to establish some ground rules, but you have no idea what they are. Under these three rubrics, I will describe my experiences.

It’s possible that joining the group was done with the intention of selling anything, therefore pay close attention to the group creator.

Some people just plan on posting post

People that join the group often don’t participate much

People get power poisoning when they receive moderation

For absurd reasons, the organization’s creator was kicked out of the group

Put another approach in place, do exactly the reverse of what I suggested if you are starting a new social media group.

Vol 4

Now let’s talk about the companies and social media agencies that sell such services.

When I reopened my YouTube channel in March, computer science students or graduates were selling 4000 hours and 1000 subscriber services in Facebook groups. In fact, a fresh entrepreneur from England contacted me when he saw the video I shared on Linkedin and tried to talk to me about YouTube content creation. (I don’t know what he did after a short chat between us, but he invited me to the platform he was going to establish.)

Let’s divide the article into 2 main headings and summarize them in bullet points. Because nobody likes long technical articles.

The headings are as follows

1–4000 hours service and 1000 subsribers

Some digital marketing firms offer them for sale in Facebook groups, but it’s not always obvious whether they use bot accounts or organic ones. Some individuals do this with organic followers on online forums.

Find out whether they have ever sold anything by perusing the forums. Trade and commerce rely on trust. (Consider whether or not the accounts are organic in particular.)

2-Social Media Agencies

- I am sick and tired of getting messages from these service providers. I would like not pay them any money, but if I absolutely must stop receiving these messages, I will pick a service and use it.

This is an accepted norm among many individuals all around the globe, and it’s been seen that popular YouTube channels are offering paid services to less popular channels in an effort to increase their own revenue. (Refer to the service provider’s references for further information.)

Because they are no longer producing content for their own channels and are trying to get into this business.