How To Get 76,974 Views On YouTube
How to get views on YouTube fast! Want to know how to get 76,974 views on YouTube? This video will show you how one YouTuber was able to get 76,974 targeted views to her music video and generated a ton of subscribers in the process!
By using YouTube ads she was able to get noticed by another popular YouTuber and was asked to open for him on stage!
You get it, right?…
You know you must focus on building relationships and giving value. You know you can’t just ask a cold prospect for the sale. You have to be patient.
But what happens when you’re burning dollars everyday on advertising?
Still feeling patient?
Once we start spending our precious dollars on paid advertising we want to see RESULTS… and preferably yesterday!
But today I want to share a different perspective with you.
Because, paid advertising can also be part of a long term strategy, that might not instantly be measurable in dollar signs.
I’m talking about how to use advertising, not in a way that “turns $1 into $3”, but in an (possibly) even bigger way, which is to build a BRAND.
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Andy Samberg
Never thought of getting views that way – thanks for the info!
Great explanation of Online Advertising to get YouTube views.
Great video on showing what veeroll does
Thanks for the information..cute girl and she has a long career ahead of her!
Awesome info – Thanks for sharing!
This is great! I was just thinking about using veeroll.
Just enrolled. I hope it does what I think it will. What is the % on results. Say I pay for 5,000 views. What should I expect as an average for click throughs and then enrollements?
Nice video.
It seems that nobody likes your Home page Add
bull crap
didnt work for your video lol
What is the logic of using black and white video in between? I saw the same in one other video online where the person was trying to persuade its viewers to buy something.