Websites where you acquire traffic?

[Mauricio]

Those are all the ones i use, but i also post them on stumble upon, mytv.

 

[TheWillBox]

I think that's a botting site

Naw it's a paid advertising site like AdWords.

 

[Them2GuysOFFICIAL]

Those are all the ones i use, but i also post them on stumble upon, mytv.

They worth a look at?

 

[TheHolyMedic]

Virool isn't a bot. It's similar to AdWords.

Doesn't matter what it is, Many people turn their nose up at people who use it.

 

[kkushalbeatzz]

I think that's a botting site

http://yttalk.com/threads/does-virool-work.26952/

 

[Michael]

Doesn't matter what it is, Many people turn their nose up at people who use it.

A service which is similar to Adwords shouldnt really be frowned upon, loads of people and companies use Adwords on a daily basis to get human traffic to their videos and websites so they can sell their products etc, if its real people viewing the videos why should people turn their noses up at those who use it? Do these people frown upon the use of Adwords too?

The only time I think anyone should frown upon views services is when they are generated by robots etc you can usually tell whether a service is offering those with their ridiculously low prices for example 10,000 views for $10.

 

[PressRecord]

Doesn't matter what it is, Many people turn their nose up at people who use it.

There is no reason to frown upon paid advertising. If you want to be successful with YouTube you have to treat it as though it is a business.
You have to have a business plan and have marketing plans and ideas. If you were to create a business anywhere else one of your first steps to
becoming successful is creating a commercial of some sort to promote and advertise your service. Same goes for YouTube. You have to get yourself
out there and these ad campaigns are great ways to share your "business" if you want to become a successful YouTuber.

 

[TheWillBox]

I can kinda see why it's looked down upon, it's similar to people that play Free2Play games and pay to win. Those that do the ground work, slowly build up their audience and view counts probably look at using advertising services as cheating and not paying their dues.

 

[Michael]

I can kinda see why it's looked down upon, it's similar to people that play Free2Play games and pay to win. Those that do the ground work, slowly build up their audience and view counts probably look at using advertising services as cheating and not paying their dues.

Thats the thing, I think a lot of people are perceiving such services as the same as the fake/bot view type services and frowning upon them without a proper understanding of them.

I do see why people would frown upon them for those reasons, similar to how people frown upon those who start a new channel and get a shoutout from someone massive on YouTube already and end up with a ton of views and subscribers. It seems logical to take an easier route if you have bottomless pockets of cash so I do see why people choose to do it.

 

[TheWillBox]

Thats the thing, I think a lot of people are perceiving such services as the same as the fake/bot view type services and frowning upon them without a proper understanding of them.

I do see why people would frown upon them for those reasons, similar to how people frown upon those who start a new channel and get a shoutout from someone massive on YouTube already and end up with a ton of views and subscribers. It seems logical to take an easier route if you have bottomless pockets of cash so I do see why people choose to do it.

I think they provide a good service, people complain about being lost in a sea of youtubers and no chance to be noticed if they just market on their own. Using Virool and AdWords can give that competitive edge and bring content above others via advertising. It definitely has it's place in the market if used properly. Since it's not artificially creating views, it can generate actual subs and long term viewers. But again all that comes at a cost and budget.