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Buy Human YouTube Views

Here we answer questions from video owners on buying real YouTube views to optimise popularity, virality and the search engine ranking of their YouTube videos.

The number of views is the strongest factor contributing to one YouTube video being ranked ahead of another both withYouTube and with Google search engine results.

But the views have to be real!

Views are followed closely by other factors such as the video’s Title keywords, the keywords in its Description, its number of Likes, then its Comments, then other things like captions, tags.

Moreover, online viewers judge the view count of a YouTube video as the prompt for them to click, watch the videos they see in YouTube results, in Google video search results, and whether they continue watching the video from the social media platform in which the video was embedded when they found it.

Real YouTube Views – Real Likes – Real Engagement

At Video Views International, our customers enjoy the peace-of-mind that comes from the world’s largest provider of high-retention, safe, real video views that come with real human Likes.
 

 

How do I know the YouTube views are real?

Check your video’s engagement signals

When you buy real YouTube views from us, you will notice that as your video view count increases, so do the video Likes (and maybe a couple of Dislikes!) and you can also click on the profiles of any Commenters to see if they are real, established YouTube accounts.

Check your video’s analytics

Don’t just take it from us, check for yourself what the viewer retention is like:

• Log in to YouTube and visit your video
• Click > “Analytics” (near video bottom-right)
• Click > “Audience Retention” (in the left sidebar)

If the video views are real, you will see a natural retention percentage of 40-70%.

Anything below 20% is a likely indication of bot-generated, fake views.

The wisest and most strategic choice is to be patient and caring with your video, ensuring natural growth of audience viewership and engagement.



How do I know my video’s search results are improving?

Conduct a “before-and-after” check

Go to YouTube and search for your video with the keywords that you want to be found with, for example; “wedding photographer Bristol” and see where you currently rank in the results and write down which page of results your video appears on.

Then after your campaign is complete, do the same check and you’ll see the results.

NOTE: You should always place your keywords in your video Title if possible to get the most out of your views. Also, your keywords should appear as close as possible to the beginning of your video Description.

See these and our other YouTube video optimisation tips here.



How many YouTube views should I buy?

Enough to be competitive

Do some quick desk research on YouTube. Look at similar videos to yours – how many views do the successful videos have?

There is no need to buy a million YouTube views if the leading videos in your category only have 50,000 views – don’t go overboard, you will only put people off with an over-exposed video that has been watched too many times because of too much paid promotion.

For more information, see our recent article on how many YouTube views to buy here.

How soon will I see my YouTube views?

We will commence your campaign within 12 hours so you will see results on the same day.

Keep in mind that YouTube updates video view counts every 48 hours, so there can be some lag between when people watch your video and when the view count increases.

The video view count on a mobile or tablet device will always lag behind what you see on your desktop computer or laptop – use a desktop browser to see your most updated video view count.

How can I pay for YouTube views?

Debit Card & Pre-paid Card

We accept debit cards, including pre-paid cards such as Green Dot Card in the US, etc.

There are also Mastercard‘s pre-paid card options are available in most countries for shopping online.

As long as the card has a Visa or Mastercard symbol, you’re good to go.

Credit Card

We accept all major credit cards at our verified secure checkout, and if you prefer to phone your order through we can accept your credit card details by phone – just give us a call and we’ll arrange to call you at a local time convenient for you.

Add your thoughts below!

Add a question or comment below, contact us via our Contact Form here, or email us at support@videoviews.international any time and one of our expert customer service representatives will be in touch promptly.

When we say “expert customer service representatives” we mean a native English-speaking video marketing professional with at least 10 years experience!

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How many YouTube views is good?

It’s a tough question, “How many YouTube views should I buy” is asked by many of our customers.

Everyone wants their video seen by as many people as possible, but you don’t want to go too far …

The answer depends on three factors:

• How many views similar videos have
• What your goals are for your video
• How much engagement your video has

 

1. How many views do similar YouTube videos have?

Take a few minutes and bookmark a few videos that are in the same category (or share the same style) as your video.

Once you’ve checked out a dozen or so, quickly total the amount of views and divide by the number of videos.

Don’t buy any more than the average number of views that a popular video gets in your category

If your video is good enough to be the best video in your category, you should make sure you get over the line without boosted exposure.

Especially when starting out, you won’t benefit from too many views too quickly – unless you’re going for an all-out viral in which case you need as many views as possible immediately.

Research says you only have 2-4 days to make the most of the initial viral spread.

In most cases, what people want and need is to have a decent amount of views to inspire potential viewers that this video is proper, and worth watching.

Once the search engines grab onto the video and its keywords and tags, and people are liking it and leaving the odd comment here and there, you may like to add more views to take it to the next level, perhaps even take control of the category by hitting the lead and staying there.

2. What are your goals for your YouTube video?

GOAL: Viral Video

If you are creating and attempting to let fly with an all-out viral video, then as soon as you have uploaded you need to open a can of viral whoop-ass.

Your primary goal is to get into YouTube’s “Today’s most watched videos” which will propel you to the heights you’re looking for.

Thus, your overall campaign needs to go all out immediately once you’ve uploaded the video – blogs, social media embedding, targeted ads, boosted exposure etc.

Research has shown that viral sharing takes place mostly in the first three days of viral activity, so if your goal is virality and you have the content to achieve it, don’t hold back and be quick.
 

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GOAL: Channel Success

For long-term success of your video for sales or channel success, stick to the average views rule mentioned earlier, and when you boost the video for the second time remember the video Tag rule …

Take advantage of the extra power that tags have in the beginning … During your first boost, use unique tags such as your last name, company name, and any original keyword and do it across all your videos.

This way, you will force YouTube to place your videos in the “Related Videos” that appear next to the video that viewers are watching, because the videos share the same tags.

This helps your overall channel achieve more views, and is most likely to cement you some new subscribers, as well as stronger engagement – you are taking advantage of the passionate viewer who’s highly interested in your content and wants to watch multiple videos that you have on offer.

Then, once your boosted video slows down a little, dig in for the long-term by changing your tags to key search words that will get people discovering your video in the YouTube search results. Then give your video that second, smaller boost after a few days.

This will steady it out and can often see your video listed on the first page of search results.

Don’t forget to follow our Video Optimisation Tips too!

3. How much engagement does your YouTube video have

Simply put, if you have hardly any Likes and no Comments perhaps you should evaluate how and in what context your video is being watched.

Some videos are watched almost exclusively on mobile and/or by users who are not logged in, so Comments and Likes are few and far between.

Again it depends on your goals, but whatever the case you should have your video open for Comments are be trying to encourage people to interact with you and others on YouTube – it can certainly help search engines rank you higher in the results.
 

Add your thoughts below!

Share your reasons for buying YouTube views, or your reasons for not buying YouTube views, and what your thoughts are on it all, we welcome any and all respectful discussion …

 

 

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