Earlier as I was wandering around the internet I stumbled upon an auction offering the opportunity to buy YouTube subscribers. The seller doesn’t have a ton of feedback, but enough that you can see he is apparently delivering the product as described.

Of course, we can only assume that the subscribers you get aren’t actual human visitors but rather accounts created in bulk by the seller. However, this doesn’t make the service worthless. Depending on what your personal goals are with YouTube, it may serve you to have an additional 2,000 subscribers displayed on your channel, even if they aren’t real people that are actively watching your videos.

The reason for this is that a lot of YouTube users will attribute more credibility to a channel with a high number of subscribers. Even though it seems silly, it’s just the nature of the YouTube beast. Even if you only have a handful of videos, people will be more likely to watch just because they want to see what all the fuss is about.

Another benefit is that gaining a bunch of subscribers rapidly can help propel you into the “most subscribed” category for that week or month or whatever it may be, giving you further visibility and triggering the snowball effect similar to that which we’ve seen with videos that accumulate massive amounts of views quickly (even if they are artificially generated views).

If you decide to use this YT subscription service, please be sure to of course leave feedback on eBay but also come back here and post your experience as a comment.

Also, keep in mind that there is always a risk associated with using these paid services to game YouTube (or any other site, for that matter). If you were to purchase 50,000 subscribers, for example, you would most likely be very much “on the radar” and in all likelihood have your account terminated.

Good luck!

A while back I removed the no-follow attribute from all comments posted on this site. That means if you leave your commentary with a linkback to your site, you will receive the benefit of a “do-followed” inbound link to your site. If you have a look around this site, you’ll find that while some pages have no rank, others are PR0, PR1, and PR2.

Regardless of how much spam bombards me, I will still continue to regularly moderate each and every single comment that comes in. I’ve actually got pretty good at it (despite a slip up the other day where I accidentally marked a legitimate comment as spam).

If you’d like to leave comments on this site, please feel free to do so! But please don’t waste your time if you’re not planning to add anything of value and just want to drop a link to your lame poker/acai berry/forex site that gets zero traffic anyway.

I don’t really care much about the content of the site you link to, just as long as you’re a real human being leaving an honest comment about the article in question.

By the way, if you’re having trouble finding other blogs that follow their comments, here’s a quick and easy tip: Just do a Google search for “U Comment I Follow” and “(keyword)”, to find sites that follow comments that have content related to whatever it is that you’re trying to promote.

Am I Crazy?

Some of my peers have brought my sanity into question when I told them I decided to remove the no-follow attribute from comments left on this site. Well, as far as I know, I am still sane. I think the whole no-follow concept is pretty lame, to be honest. If you already moderate your comments as it is, why not give back to the people that are taking the time to read your posts and leave their comments? I think it’s for the greater good of the whole blogging industry. If you have a blog of your own, I strongly suggest you consider taking part in the “U Comment, I Follow” revolution!

The idea of being able to buy bulk video views is very attractive, but unfortunately there are mostly only scammers offering this service. When you find a random person on an internet marketing forum, you really have very little information about them and thus the transaction can be very risky. So, how do you find someone legitimate to boost your view count?

Well, today I stumbled upon someone selling 100k YouTube views on Ebay. The beauty of this is that as you can see, the service is being offered by a seller with over 300 positive feedback. You won’t likely find that degree of credibility on a forum.

Now, I don’t know the details of this service (I don’t know the seller), but I’d be willing to bet that the views are auto-generated, and not from actual human users. Views from real humans would actually be worth a lot more, and therefore cost a lot more. But make no mistake, even auto-generated views can be extremely valuable. When your video receives 100,000 views in just a couple days, it will likely be catapulted to the most viewed in its category (if not in all categories). This creates somewhat of a snowball effect, as your video will get more and more views as long as it holds that highly visible position. Think of it as an artificial way to jumpstart a real viral video outbreak.

So how much is it gonna cost you? Well, for the 100k view package, the seller is offering a buy-it-now price of just $25.00. Unfortunately I haven’t ordered the service just yet, so I can’t give you an in-depth review of the service, but I will be ordering from this seller and reporting later.

If you don’t want to commit to a whole 100k order, the seller is also offering smaller view packages of 1k (only $1), 5k, and 10k views.

I reccomend you take advantage of this offer while it lasts! And please feel free to share your experiences with me and I’ll try to include them in my future post about this service.