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YouTube comments limits are a hot topic of discussion for many people.
There is a lot of confusion about how many comments one can post per day on YouTube.
In this blog post, we will discuss exactly what the limit is and how it might be different from other social media platforms such as Instagram, or Twitter.
YouTube Comment Limits
Information on how many comments you can post on YouTube per day is scarce on the internet right now.
No one seems to have pushed the limits and written about it.
This is quite disappointing considering how good a platform YouTube is for drawing attention to one’s business or product.
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I’m starting my Youtube automation journey and I needed to understand the commenting limits to avoid getting my Youtube accounts shadowbanned.
As I haven’t been successful at finding that information out there, I’m going to do my own experiment and will document my discoveries here in this article when I post future updates.
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I’m hoping this will be useful to other marketers out there. Let’s start by asking these important questions:
How many comments can you post on YouTube per day?
As this information isn’t available yet, I’m going to start off by setting my limits to 75 comments per day! And no, I won’t post 75 comments on the first day. I’ll start slow.
My tool of choice for my YouTube automation is Jarvee as it’s the most advanced right now.
My strategy is simple: post 10 – 15 comments per account on Youtube on the first day and increase that number by about 7 – 10 every day that follows until I reach a maximum of 75 comments per day.
This strategy can obviously change depending on what happens or if along the journey, new information comes to light.
I have about 6 Youtube accounts each running on its own proxy on Jarvee. These are what I’ll be using for this experiment.
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How many comments can you post on YouTube per hour?
In my case, I’ll eventually be posting a maximum of 3 comments per hour. As I’m starting off, I will start with a maximum of 1 comment an hour and will slowly increase that to a maximum of 3.
These are very basic and safe settings for YouTube commenting and as I think about it, I feel like I’ll eventually push it a lot higher.
Maybe 150 comments a day will eventually become my ultimate limit for commenting on YouTube per day.
Commenting Strategy
The important thing to remember when you’re automating commenting on any platform is to use syntax so that it doesn’t appear like you’re posting the exact same comment repeatedly.
Jarvee, luckily, offers this functionality and it works really well, judging from my previous experience automating Twitter commenting on Jarvee.
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Some of my comments will contain links in them and I will be using two different variations for posting the links.
For instance, if my link is example.com, I will be posting it in variations of example.com and example(dot)com. Using syntax will make it easy for me to do that.
Another very important ingredient in my strategy is to comment only on videos with fewer comments and views. This should increase the chances of my comments getting seen.
You see, when you post a comment under a video that has thousands of views and comments, your comment is likely to get pushed down and may not be easily visible to new viewers.
I will also use a feature in Jarvee that will have my YouTube accounts liking each other’s comments.
Quick update on comment limits and strategies
How to avoid YouTube shadowban
My YouTube channels had been running smoothly on Jarvee for a few weeks.
I was auto-posting hundreds of comments across several YouTube accounts and was starting to see some desirable results until a week ago when everything seemed to have come to a halt.
I checked if there were any errors but there seemed to be none, so I went on each account and copied some of the links to the videos that my accounts had posted to, and then I opened them on a browser that a different account was logged in.
That’s when I discovered that my YouTube accounts had been shadowbanned for exceeding the commenting limits of YouTube and possibly coming off as spam.
So after testing different options I figured out a way to keep comments on YouTube visible. Here’s what you can do:
You’d need to put a random time before your comment.
So, instead of commenting something like ‘subscribe to my channel and I’ll subscribe back‘ you’ll now say ‘02:42 subscribe to my channel and I’ll subscribe back‘.
This works great when you put different random times before your comment because it adds uniqueness to your comments. You’ll love this if you’re using Jarvee!
Let me give you a quick tip of how you can instantly generate 600 different comments (in the eyes of YouTube). Simply add the following syntax before your comment:
{00:|01:|02:|03:|04:|05:|06:|07:|08:|09:}{01|02|03|04|05|06|07|08|09|10|11|12|13|14|15|16|17|18|19|20|21|22|23|24|25|26|27|28|29|30|31|32|33|34|35|36|37|38|39|40|41|42|43|44|45|46|47|48|49|50|51|52|53|54|55|56|57|58|59|60} subscribe to my channel and I’ll subscribe back
If you don’t already have Jarvee you can test your comment on this website: sp1n.me. Paste your comment and hit spin.
Comment automation on Jarvee while observing YouTube’s limits
The first thing you want to do is to head over to the official website and download the 5-day free trial of Jarvee.
Register using your real email and they’ll send you a password and a link to download Jarvee.
Once you’ve downloaded and installed Jarvee, log in using the remain and the password they sent you.
When logged in, go to SOCIAL PROFILES >> ADD PROFILE and select YouTube. Enter your YouTube email and password and then check where it says Manual Login.
Now click on OPEN BROWSER TO LOG IN and click FILL LOGIN.
Allow a minute for Jarvee to log you in and once you’re logged in click CONFIRM LOGGED INTO YOUTUBE and wait a while until the status turns VALID. You can now close the browser (3) and go to TOOLS.
Don’t worry, you only need to do this once!
We’ve now selected the comment feature and added our comment in the Sources tab.
Now go to the Settings tab and turn on commenting.
That’s all!
If you get stuck anywhere you can leave a comment in the comments section below and I’ll get back to you.
Stay tuned for future updates!
