Fix YouTube Views: IP Score & Niche Tips — Step-by-Step Guide & Transcript

[00:01] much sauce to share with you guys that I said [ __ ] it and turned on the camera. For example, starting or managing a YouTube channel with a Google Chromebook or any Google product completely bypasses the [music] 1 to 2 weeks of

[00:16] channel. Shit's pretty crazy, huh? So, you know how a lot of gurus say you got watch videos. You got to subscribe to them with the goal of building trust in Well, you don't got to do that [ __ ] no more. All you got to do is go to Best

[00:31] more. All you got to do is go to Best Buy and get a $100 laptop or again, any posting from that. And the reason for that is because all of Google's laptops and devices have a dedicated security piece called a C Titan chip or Titan C

[00:46] chip. So, what the Titan C chip does is that it creates what's known as a hardware root of trust. So, when you turn on your Chromebook, the Titan C chip will automatically start a verification boot. And it checks every

[01:00] see if there's bots, if there's any tampering, if there's any viruses. And it essentially does this every single time you start up the laptop. Now, why does the YouTube algorithm care about this? Well, number one is the anti-bot

[01:14] verification. Because the Titan C chip provides literally a signature with the Google algorithm, Google servers know for a fact that you are a human. And if you don't know right now, one of the biggest issues with YouTube is trust.

[01:28] Because ever since AI came out, there's been a lot of bot farms or content quadruple-check if you're a human or not, right? But the chip literally bypasses that. Now, a MacBook or a Windows PC, they don't have the Titan C

[01:43] manually start building trust with the algorithm. So, yeah, using a Chromebook is the meta. Oh, and if you don't know who I am, my name is Romero. I've been running faceless YouTube channels since 2018. And And then, across all of those

[01:56] channels, I've generated over $2 million in ad revenue. Nowadays, I run Views for Income, which is one of the biggest YouTube communities in the world. This blueprints on how I [music] manage to grow YouTube channels. I also go live

[02:09] every single week and answer questions. And of course, you get sauce and updates to check that out is going to be in the description and in the pinned comment of and get started. I don't even know what I'm going to title this. It's 5:00 a.m.

[02:23] But we got to grind this out, boys. It's been a while. I haven't posted in like 3 Yeah, I literally haven't posted in 2 weeks. No bueno, boys. No bueno. But yeah, if you're struggling to get views or

[02:37] content, I'mma give you guys some sauce. The first thing that it could be is your IP is shadow banned. Now listen, a lot of people say that being shadow banned isn't a real thing. Eat a bag of dicks, because it 100% is. But Google or

[02:53] shadow ban. They call it reducing recommendations of borderline content. And borderline content is their internal term for a YouTube channel or content their terms of service or their community guidelines. So their system

[03:09] instead of just going and terminating and banning YouTube channels, the algorithm is programmed to, quote, demote it or reduce [music] recommendations. And the number one way that they decide if they do this to your

[03:23] channel is based on your IP score. Now, your IP score can be affected by countless different things. For example, using cheap VPNs, launching a bunch of YouTube channels from the same Wi-Fi and device, or having viruses in your

[03:38] computer, or the worst one, you just got unlucky because your internet provider gave you a dirty IP. And this happens way more often than you think. Now, if never happen to me, right? My IP score is probably [ __ ] top tier. Well, I

[03:52] because I made a post in my school community where I asked members to go ahead and check their fraud score, which is the score of their IP. Out of 155 comments, less than half of them had a completely clean IP score, meaning that

[04:08] your IP score could be absolute dog [ __ ] and you just don't know it. Now, there the score of your IP for free. Just ask ChatGPT what the best one is. Let's say you do have a low IP score. Here is how

[04:20] to fix it. Number one, the overnight router reset. So, to do this, it's not just unplugging and plugging your router back in, okay? You want to unplug it for at least 8 hours because when you plug your Wi-Fi modem back, your internet

[04:34] provider usually gives you a completely new IP. And again, most providers do this depending on on the time that it's been unplugged, but usually in general, it's 8 hours. So, you can try that and then check your score again. Option

[04:47] time to wait 8 hours and you need to upload it right now. Easy solution, mobile hotspot. So, all you have to do is grab your phone, turn off the Wi-Fi, go to like your cellular data or whatever, go essentially just figure out

[05:01] phone, and connect your laptop or PC, whatever it is that you are going to those of you that don't know, Google heavily trust networks that come from cell towers because they're constantly changing IPs and they're for sure backed

[05:16] up by a real person. So, essentially, running channels via a hotspot is the meta. That is the bulletproof way that you can do it. Now, I'm going to reveal one of my biggest secrets. [music] So, in return, I want you guys to like and

[05:29] subscribe to the channel, okay? I never ask for that cuz I hate it, but I'm here. This is a mobile hotspot. Now, AT&T and Verizon, at least here in Las Vegas, they're the only ones that provide mobile hotspots with unlimited

[05:43] data. So, you want to go and grab a few of these. And then, when you connect it to your Chromebook, right? This is a a shitty laptop that I got from Best Buy, probably like 150 bucks. This laptop here, with this mobile hotspot, connects

[05:58] to this channel that you're watching right now. These two devices do not interact with anything else. And that essentially keeps all of the channels separate, right? Because they're different niches, different topics,

[06:11] like the best way to keep everything safe. I'm going to be honest, I don't trouble. And I know that this may be a little bit confusing for a lot of [ __ ] you know, laptops, mobile hotspots." I'm I'm explaining it in like

[06:25] a more advanced way, right? I've been doing this for a long time. I have a you don't have to launch it like this, right? What I recommend that you do is know if you're shadow banned, to know if you need if you need mobile hotspots, or

[06:39] I've said in this video, you will know within the first three uploads. Now, there's two possible outcomes when you launch a channel. Outcome number one, you post five videos and nothing happens. That's a flop, right? Option

[06:51] number two, you post five videos, the first three get a few hundred views, and then the last two get like 30, 40 views, completely dead. If option two is you, views, and then after that your channel kind of died, that's completely normal,

[07:06] the YouTube algorithm does trust your device, they do trust your IP. You just posted dog [ __ ] videos that didn't have enough high CTR and high EVD. Okay? So, the stuff that Romero is mentioning in this video? Well, not if you were option

[07:21] this video? Well, not if you were option two. I've mentioned in this video, and the tips that I've been giving is, you know, kind of assuming that your videos are good, right? I'm just assuming that

[07:34] the algorithm just isn't pushing your content, which I'm going to step away a that I'm talking about and go more towards the content side. But first, I'm going to give you guys more sauce, more low-key sauce that no one talks about.

[07:47] All I ask is that you like and subscribe. I'm saying it again, okay? Cuz I'm dropping a lot of [ __ ] gems in here, bro. Even better, a positive comment telling me how much you learn in this video, how great it is, would help

[07:59] a comment, that would be even better. Now, I'm not going to go too much into detail, right? I'm just going to tell you to do it, right? And you can go you could do your own research. But at the end of every single video, you want

[08:11] to add like a slogan. For example, in the description of this video and all of the description of this video and all of my videos, I am going to add this video is part of the Romero network that focuses on YouTube coaching and advice.

[08:24] I drop that in every single description of my videos, and guess what? Every single one of my videos is going to appear naturally in the up next section of of YouTube. Now, make sure that your slogan is something legit, right?

[08:37] because this is kind of a gray area, which is why I'm saying do your own guys to do anything against [music] YouTube's guidelines, terms of service, or anything. But if you use it correctly like a business, that will help you a

[08:49] towards the content side of it, let's talk about niches. Man, this one [ __ ] that's been happening with faceless content and you know, YouTube terminating a bunch of channels and a bunch of AI niches getting hit, it's

[09:03] kind of like, "Dude, do a normal [ __ ] niche." Right? Again, I've been doing this since 2018. The AI stories and uh you know, the the space niche, all of these random niches came out like a year and a half ago, right? This is new [ __ ]

[09:16] That was not YouTube automation or faceless content, right? [music] This came out of nowhere, of course, with 11 Labs, ChatGPT coming out, um and everyone hopped into it cuz it was the easiest to make. That's been patched.

[09:28] going to launch a YouTube channel that's AI stories and you show like two images for an hour-long video, that shit's not going to work. Everything went back essentially. We're back to the beginning sort of, where the niches of top 10 TV

[09:41] shows, where the niches of you know, interesting facts of history, those things still work. There was this this big group of people that were trying to exploit YouTube with AI. AI is supposed to be a tool, it's not supposed

[09:54] to make the content for you. And where 99% of people are failing nowadays is with the niche that they choose. Do something [ __ ] cool. Here's an idea that nobody else has ever done. So, I used to make top 10 videos about TV show

[10:06] Shark Tank, Hell's Kitchen, the gold and silver Pawn Stars, Storage Wars, My Undercover Boss, and random [ __ ] like that. I had an idea a few months ago that I never did. This TV show here, House, Dr. House. Not a single YouTube

[10:20] channel exists where it's top 10 moments of it. I mean, there might be, it might count. I'm pretty sure I even made a spreadsheet for this. Let me see. House video ideas. Yep, look at this. Moments that nearly got Dr. House arrested.

[10:34] Seven times Dr. House crossed the line. 10 times Dr. House was completely wrong. You know, and you go through all of the episodes of this TV show, and then make a comprehensive video, and you can use mine as an example of at least how it's

[10:46] supposed to look. So, this one here is one of my channels. Nine things Corey that's what the title was. So, you can go and check out the editing, the scripting, the voice of how I did this, and literally implement it into Dr.

[10:59] know there's going to be like [ __ ] 50 channels doing the same thing. But yeah, original. And if you've watched that show before, you know it's good. You months from now, and and a bunch of people already did it, sit back and be

[11:13] like, "Okay, what other TV show has no one done on YouTube?" There's so many, dude. There is so many. You know, and you can use AI to make the whole process it for you, cuz it's going to make absolute dog [ __ ] it's going to

[11:25] hallucinate, same things as always. But you know, put some [ __ ] creativity into it, man. Stop trying to go into those AI story niches. That shit's dead, YouTube hates it, and it's literally making it worse for everybody else cuz

[11:37] [music] caught, you know, in the crossfire. That also goes for people trying to get into the motivation niche, you know, or the spirituality niche. For some reason, everyone is going for those niches. It's a [ __ ] snooze fest.

[11:50] fun with this. How about instead of use some [ __ ] motivation and try to come up with something cool and ORIGINAL >> [screaming] >> HERE'S ANOTHER PIECE OF ADVICE. Stop

[12:04] using cheap 11 Labs voices. YouTube is very aware of what 11 Labs is, and they are aware that there's hundreds of thousands of YouTube channels using the same exact voice. And those voices are typically the cheapest ones, the ones

[12:18] that don't use double credits. Go for the ones that use double credits. Go for the pro ones. Um there is a theory that YouTube does demonetize channels that use like the cheapest bottom of the barrel voices of 11 Labs, but if you use

[12:32] ones, I don't know what they call it, YouTube sees it as you investing money and actually taking it serious and using AI in like a business way. You know what that, which I think it's true. So, yeah, just do that. I'm not feeling so good,

[12:46] the cameras, boys. Hopefully this video was good. Hopefully I entertained you and I [music] educated you. But I'm about to pass out right now. I need some about to pass out right now. I need some medicine, stat.