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Youtube shadow banned me!
As a beginner on youtube, this is frustrating:-) I made the youtube and google account a few months ago. I have little history with it, but at least some. But still, there seem to be a shadow ban.
Of course, I'm watching youtube videos about it. Some say to just like, sub, and watch some videos per day, some say to stop posting for a little bit and re-start again after a few days. Some mention to add tags in your settings.
If anybody has any other tips they want to share, let me know please! 🙌 😊
Or perhaps you had the same issue and you resolved it, HOW? Would love to know!
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