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title: 'How to Beat the New YouTube Algorithm (6 Essential Tips)'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=YbmNOr1YPNI'
video_id: 'YbmNOr1YPNI'
date: 2026-07-29
duration_sec: 580
---

# How to Beat the New YouTube Algorithm (6 Essential Tips)

> Source: [How to Beat the New YouTube Algorithm (6 Essential Tips)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=YbmNOr1YPNI)

## Summary

The video shares strategies to succeed on YouTube in 2025, focusing on new channel upload patterns, file naming, video length, and consistency. The creator admits past advice was wrong and emphasizes mimicking human uploading behavior to avoid spam flags.

### Key Points

- **Mimic Human Uploading Pattern** [00:01] — Upload every 2-3 days on a brand new channel for the first 7 days, then continue this pattern until momentum builds. This counters YouTube's anti-spam measures.
- **Rename Video File for SEO** [01:32] — Rename the video file with a keyword-rich title using dashes between words and the year at the end (e.g., y-rel-madrid-socks-2025.mp4). This small metadata boost helps the algorithm.
- **Video Length Matters** [02:14] — Videos should be at least 10 minutes, with a sweet spot over 14 minutes. Longer videos are favored by the algorithm and yield higher RPM.
- **New Channels Outperform Aged Ones** [03:19] — In 2024-2025, brand new channels are blowing up more than aged ones. The creator recommends starting fresh for better initial growth.
- **AI Voices Not Banned** [04:50] — Contrary to rumors, YouTube has not banned AI voices. The update targets repetitive content, not AI tools used for enhancement.
- **Consistency is Key** [06:36] — Success requires consistent effort over months. Most people quit within 2 months, but those who persist see results, as shown by community success stories.

### Conclusion

YouTube automation is not dead; it requires adapting to algorithm changes and maintaining consistent uploading. New channels have an advantage in 2025, and focusing on quality and SEO fundamentals remains essential.

## Transcript

in this video, I'm going to tell you exactly how to beat it. Number one, do contradicts everything I've been saying in the past, but I was wrong. I'll admit crackhead hours, dude. I was analyzing hundreds of channels in different
niches. And what I noticed is that every YouTube channel that was successful in 2024, 2025 started with a brand new YouTube channel. But not only that, first 7 days after creating the channel. And once 7 days passed, they would
upload one video. They would wait 2 to 3 days and then they would post another 3 days. And they would repeat this process of uploading videos until the channel eventually gained momentum. And then they would daily upload. So I
ahead and check your competitors, compare the dates, and you can see for yourself. Please do it after this video. Don't click off. It's going to ruin my why this makes sense, right? Because this kind of goes against everything
beginning. But YouTube has always hated spam channels. And who spams the most? isn't stupid. That's why there was that July 15 update where they [&nbsp;__&nbsp;] Thanos snapped half of the AI channels. So, by uploading every 2 to 3 days on a brand
new channel, you are mimicking the uploading pattern of a human. And there that favors channels with a human uploading pattern. And I've never heard of this, by the way, until I saw it recently. But there's definitely like a
that knew this the whole time and they gatekeeped it. So if I end up going missing, you know who it was. Anyways, number two, you want to start naming video into YouTube, you know, to to
rename the file first. For example, at least on Windows, let's say this is the to do is I'm going to rightclick with my mouse. I'm going to go to show more options. Then I'm going to click on rename. So what you want to do from here
name. You want to keep it between four dash in the middle of each word. and you want to put the year at the end. For example, if the title of my video is yell
Madrid sucks, I'm going to do y-rel Madrid-socks. Right? Then I'm going to add another dash, do 2025, and finish it off with MP4. Then I can click enter.
this is something that still works to this day. And it helps your video boost a little bit, right? because the metadata or the or the file of your algorithm is going to see. So, if you name it something similar to what your
little cherry on top. But you do want to avoid spamming here. Don't add random words to your file like viral or trending. You know, the algorithm isn't going to read that and be like, "Oh, viral trending video." Okay? You know,
don't waste that shot. You know, be smart with it because once you unlist a you can't change it anymore. Number three, video length. So, if you're not excuse for you not to make your videos at least 10 minutes long. And the sweet
spot is over 14 minutes. But again, it's no secret that the YouTube algorithm prefers longer videos. That's why most of the faceless videos you see out there are like 20 minutes plus, right? I'm saying I'm saying like 14 15 minutes
probably beginners. But if you can do 20 minutes, that's that's really what you also get a higher RPM cuz your video is longer, people watch for longer, they get more ads, whatever. Number four, new channels over age channels. From the
months, for the first time ever, or at least since I started doing YouTube in 2018, it is now better to start YouTube automation or just YouTube in general with a new channel as opposed to an age channel. I would put my money on a brand
listen, I'm not saying age channels won't work, but as of right now, I have never seen so many brand new channels blow up the way they're doing right now. getting this research from thousands of students in my school community. If you
I was one of the first ones to start doing YouTube automation back in 2018. And across all of my faceless YouTube channels, I have made over $1.7 million in just ad revenue. And in this community, you not only get a blueprint,
to work YouTube automation, but you also get the tutorial vault. And this is 55 videos plus where I explain absolutely everything that I know about YouTube that I've gathered since 2018. If you want to learn how to edit, how to use
AI, how to outsource, how to do SEO, how to make thumbnails, anything that you the best part is that I go live two times every single week. And this is answer any questions, review your channels, all of that good stuff. And
here's a clip for you guys so you can see how great these calls are. Is that &gt;&gt; somebody's snoring on the call for &gt;&gt; snoring? That is so embarrassing. Look &gt;&gt; Why is he snoring like that?
thought there was like a goat in the background or something. I don't know &gt;&gt; But in all seriousness, if you do want to check it out, link is going to be in the description, pin comment, yada yada yada. But anyways, moving on to number
five, and that's the new YouTube update. I'm pretty sure we all heard about this. out, saying that YouTube automation was over and that YouTube no longer allowed AI voices, which by the way, all of that ended up being fake news. YouTube
said, "To be clear, we're not introducing a new YPP policy. This is a repetitious content guideline. And then all the way at the bottom, they said, "A may include a channel that uploads narrated stories with only superficial
differences between them." And then they said, "A channel that uploads slideshows by the way, that's exactly what I said in the video where I was telling you guys what they were probably going to update." They also said that there is no
which guide commentary, clips, compilations, and reaction channels. at the bottom they said that we welcome creators using AI tools to enhance their storytelling. So AI voices are definitely not banned. And for all of
that oh YouTube automation is finally over. Eat a dick. You know I think those people forgot that YouTube is a massive corporation and as a massive corporation idea how much money automation channels
garbage videos to most people but they get a [&nbsp;__&nbsp;] ton of views. So it's just not your taste. And again, for those of you that were celebrating, seems like hop on the wave of YouTube automated channels, or you can just continue to
improve on whatever it is that you do, your quality content. At the end of the going to watch what they want to watch. And excuse my language. Every time I essentially saying, "Hey, why are you
I don't consider myself a guru. All of these guys are like super professional, long as you get the correct information, I don't think it really matters how you hear it. Anyways, moving on to number six, and that is no more secrets.
consistency. Now, before you click off, cuz I know the majority of you will, it's the truth. You like it or not, you hear it all the time. You need to be the videos on YouTube that say, "Oh, YouTube automation doesn't work. Oh,
there and listen to the [&nbsp;__&nbsp;] they say. They all complain about the consistency. more than 2 months. And they complain about it. It's like, yeah, well, YouTube automation isn't necessarily automated. You got to put in work. You got to put
in time. It's a business. Like, what? Yes, YouTube automation is the name because you can automate the process of it, right? It's called like YouTube freelancing. It's like, yes, you can automate some things of the
freelancers. But the end goal of this whole business model is for it to be automated. It doesn't matter how you do it with AI, with freelancers. The point work yourself, but you just have to be consistent. And listen, you don't have
to join any school communities. You don't have to buy any courses. And don't they've made thousands of dollars within, you know, the first week or two. possible. It's very possible. I've shared it in almost every single one of
everyone. And the truth is, if you don't have thousands of dollars a month to other choice. What other choice do you have? You know, when I first started, dude, I did everything myself. I was 18, 19 years old. There was no AI. You know,
ChatGBT didn't exist when I started. 11 Labs didn't exist. I had to do automation right now is a privilege compared to what it was before. You have so many tools to help you. Sure, maybe not the first month. Damn, maybe not the
second month. By month three, you should already be making some sort of money. If [&nbsp;__&nbsp;] And in that case, maybe, yeah, by a course, I guess. And just to show you some of the wins, one day ago, Dirk Van posted this. He posted for 45 days
views. Total of three subscribers, but he kept going and in just I mean essentially two days he got 500,000 views. So his channel is blowing up now. my point, guys. He had three subscribers, didn't get anything for 45
like, "This is clearly a human. Let's send it out." So, congrats, Durk. Next one, we have Fernando here. He's already made $357 in just 2 days. So, he's in an evergreen niche and it took him about 2.5 months
to get monetized, but bro is grinding. And look at this. So, he made $14 his first day and then the second day it just blew up to like $357, which is crazy. We also have members like Kevin here who joined on May 30,
brand new channel from what he learned in my classroom. And look at this jump, guys. Again, brand new channel, almost 300,000 views. Insane. But you get the wins here. That's why it's one of the fastest growing YouTube automation
we're genuinely goated out here. And also, it's super cheap. It's only 37 second you join, so you don't get charged another month. But anyways, like and subscribe. If you guys have any video ideas for me, I'll take them
don't really know what to talk about, so I don't know when I'm going to post again. But yeah, man. You'll have a good day.
