Do Not Use Hits sites.

[AmethystHive]

I've come across a few hits sites in my time doing youtube, you know the ones where you like other peoples things on social media for points then set a limit on something of yours and people like it and it takes points from you.

Don't use them, 9/10 times your social media will get banned.

 

[shawking]

I had no clue these even existed.

Do people use this to gain followers, favorites, likes, etc? I usually just hash-tagging tf out of everything I post. It's working thus far.

 

[Miketastic]

bruh...

 

[Brenden]

Yes these exist,I used to use some on my old channel. While your social media accounts DO NOT get banned (that is a myth,people who get banned are usually using sub or follower bots,which is completely different), IT IS incredibly unprofessional to do and it looks bad to do. Those subs are not true subs,those people do not care whatsoever about you or your content,and you are wasting time to get meaningless numbers. I ended my old channel because of these sites,realizing it isn't worth it. While it is harmless,and it isn't a big deal to do,I do not recommend it if you want to be a REAL YouTuber. Just,don't do it. Do it the authentic way, connect to your subscribers, and grow with them.

 

[AmethystHive]

I had no clue these even existed.

Do people use this to gain followers, favorites, likes, etc? I usually just hash-tagging tf out of everything I post. It's working thus far.

somebody had already answered this by the time i got here man!

 

[FoldingNotes]

Of course they suck. Even if you game the system, you will not game the principles of loyalty. Those bots on Instagram are even worse than YouTube, and I have to block them every day.

During my early years as a YouTuber I used to do the Sub4sub approach. It wasn't good, and that resulted in a purge.