when you have a song with 0 views on youtube.........

if i register it with tunecore so that its available everywhere for purchase...in all those stores...will that get any views? or this doesn't help any?

 

Registering it to be on streaming platforms might help but not much. Promotion on social media will get you some views. Also make sure to add tags in your video details (be efficient and smart with those tags).

 

tunecore won't help you about that. You need to find and use good keywords, what people search for on youtube.
Plus, don't add more than 15 tags for your videos.

 

I posted some techno tracks on youtube and barely have 50 views for each. They is stiff competition, People are sheeps and prefer to listen to famous artists and don't care about your music (and mine !). I also suspect youtube algorithm put ahead artists who paid for advertising. When I publish a song with "techno" tag, I can't even see my track in youtube proposal.
Don't forget this is a business and a mater of label, coach, marketing, relationship, religion ...

 

Post links in relevant forums
Build a followership
Uploading tracks to youtube is like throwing a grain of sand into a swimming pool and expecting people to notice it!

 

In life, rich get richer. On youtube, those with a lot of views get even more views.

Of course you can always just try to work hard, offer a consistently good product, not give up and hope for the best.

In life, if everything else fail, you can still get lucky and win the lottery. On the internet you can go viral.

Or you can try to cheese the algorithm.

 

THIS!

 

What a pathetic thread, you don't have friends, family......

Why don't you post the url and I'll gladly give 1 view and 1 like!!!!

 

its not bout a few likes from family...its bout getting a crowd following you

 

spam links into comments of big timers
as long they end up on just good music and not on shit its all good

 

I got an idea. Write music people want to listen too... The Beatles wrote pop music people wanted to the listen to... Frank Zappa did not... That's why Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart are not a household name to non-musicians. I'm not saying change your style of genre, but if you focus on writing hooks people will like then you will get followers.

 

Try SoundCloud. I've got close to a hundred views with real shitty songs years ago...

 

Well, I do. I will notice that for sure

 

i think its more pathetic to be showing it to my friends and family for views....:p

 

I see two ways
: Dirty
- Post your stuff everywhere .
- Ignore every Rule make new Spam Accounts if needed
- Post as much as you can Quality is secondary
- Post porn on youtube (Saw a Channel after 1 f..ing year it was deleted (Video not Channel ))
- CAPS-CLICKBAIT
- Steal videos .... or a bit more legal comment them
- Us Copyrighted Material of others and combined them with something you own

:Clean

-Try you best for every Video
-Us Google Adsenes to make advertise for your stuff
-Ask friedens to get you started
-Post in intervals of 1-3 Days
-Make something Unique
-Thumbnails with relevant but interessting Pics
-Use Tubbuddy
-And Video IQ
-Make a Website with you as content Creator
-Collaboration with other Channels, a bit bigger than yours

 

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what friedens ?

 

Why haven't you posted a link to your video in this thread?

 

i believe its demotivating getting this sort of advertising for me, ok i'll get 100 views from this post and some comments....ok then what?

i prefer the organic slow way.......if someone could just pass from my video at random every 1 day that would be great....

but it stays 0 many days

 

collecting views on youtube is an art in itself, which has nothing to do with composing music

 

Start a reverse-psychology ad campaign that boasts that your song is the most trash-ass song ever written in the genre. Pay an 4 instagram models $250 each to promote it in that fashion and have them be as harsh as they can muster. Trash talk other artists directly and publicly on the socials of the project. Boom, there's your start.. Music needs more heel characters