Youtube Experts, HELP!

[GaymacianJustice]

Okay so my video was on the first page of search results. A day later it moved to page 3 for some reason, than a day after that. POOF completely gone from search results. What's going on?

Views and ratings aren't the problem. I have 130K views and a few hundred likes.

 

[unknown_user0032]

Could be a number of reasons. There's a whole mess of new videos every second being uploaded, so it's easy for a video to sink into the cesspit of rubbish out there unless it's getting consistently high views (say 1,000 views or more per day every day).

 

[GaymacianJustice]

Could be a number of reasons. There's a whole mess of new videos every second being uploaded, so it's easy for a video to sink into the cesspit of rubbish out there unless it's getting consistently high views (say 1,000 views or more per day every day).

It's getting 1.3k views everyday though. );

 

[unknown_userr433436365]

No need to double post

 

[GaymacianJustice]

You would scope these things out, good catch. Yeah sorry I just want some fast responses, cause this is so gay.

 

[portiz]

maybe somebody else video got better title, tags, and or description, also better audience retention

 

[JosPlays]

How do we know why your video is listed lower in the search list?

 

[dylanmanincfanatic]

YouTube, which is owned by Google is renowned for selling those coveted spots to the highest bidder. My thinking is, someone came along and paid for the slots above yours.

Microsoft has launched an ad campaign with the slogan, "don't get scroogled" as a form of alerting consumers to the fact of this policy.

I don't understand the complete disappearance, but I do know that search results are not based on merit of any kind, just who's pumping more money into paying YT to promote their videos...

 

[GaymacianJustice]

How do we know why your video is listed lower in the search list?

Sorry, youtube experts only on this thread.

 

[GaymacianJustice]

YouTube, which is owned by Google is renowned for selling those coveted spots to the highest bidder. My thinking is, someone came along and paid for the slots above yours.

Microsoft has launched an ad campaign with the slogan, "don't get scroogled" as a form of alerting consumers to the fact of this policy.

I don't understand the complete disappearance, but I do know that search results are not based on merit of any kind, just who's pumping more money into paying YT to promote their videos...

Okay, so how do I pay google to get into the first page?