Question 1

Is this real traffic?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your campaign runs on Google's official YouTube Ads platform — the same system used by major brands. Every view comes from a real person who chose to watch your video. We never use bots, click farms, or any method that violates YouTube's Terms of Service.

Question 2

Will this get my channel banned?

Accepted Answer

No. YouTube Ads is the only paid promotion method that YouTube officially endorses. Running ads through Google is explicitly allowed under YouTube's Terms of Service. Channels that get penalized are typically using third-party view bots — not Google Ads.

Question 3

How long until I see results?

Accepted Answer

Most campaigns go live within 24 hours of payment. You'll typically start seeing views and subscribers within the first 12–24 hours of the campaign launching. Full results are delivered over the campaign run, usually 3–7 days depending on your budget.

Question 4

What's the difference between Get Views and Get Subscribers?

Accepted Answer

Both goals use YouTube Ads, but the bidding strategy differs. Get Views optimizes for maximum video views at the lowest cost per view. Get Subscribers optimizes for viewer engagement — Google targets people more likely to subscribe after watching, which typically costs more per view but delivers a higher subscriber conversion rate.

Question 5

Why is US-only targeting more expensive than mixed traffic?

Accepted Answer

US viewers have a significantly higher CPV (cost per view) on Google Ads — typically $0.03–$0.10 vs $0.005–$0.02 for mixed global traffic. However, US subscribers are worth 5–10x more in YouTube ad revenue (RPM), and US-heavy channels attract brand sponsorships at much higher rates. The ROI is substantially better.

Question 6

Can I target a specific niche?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In the campaign builder you can paste competitor channel URLs and topic keywords. Google uses these as targeting signals to find viewers already watching content in your niche. Note: Google treats these as audience suggestions, not guaranteed exact placements.