today I had a call with one guy who got his Google account terminated for using an automation more and more things are getting automated right now, but it’s never going to be 100% you can’t just plug in AI and expect it to make money for you while you’re completely hands-off from the business ahah it’s definitely easier than ever to launch dozens or even 100+ channels but so many people make the mistake of integrating AI into the backend of YouTube warming up accounts or uploading videos isn’t where you need to automate that can actually lead to big problems warm-up bots, uploading bots, APIs… people trying to automate absolutely everything will learn this lesson the hard way of course we’ve used different solutions in the past, including zapier and repurpose io but nowadays Google is fighting AI spam harder than ever that’s why even a very well-made bot can still get picked up by Google’s anti-fraud systems I mean, this is a trillion-dollar company constantly trying to reduce spam on its platforms we use only one solution for automated uploads at scale it’s called Aspera SFTP is another supported ingestion and this is not some chrome extension clicking the upload button for you it’s a completely different layer of infrastructure right now, getting access to this kind of infrastructure is basically unachievable for 99% of people but it was the same with CMS, Owned & Operated channels, trust scores, etc. a few years ago before I started openly talking about all of these things here on Twitter now everybody and their grandma knows about CMS channels Aspera is infrastructure used by content management systems that allows us distribute and manage content at big scale think companies like TheSoul Publishing running thousands of channels I wouldn’t be surprised if, in the next few years, more people on Twitter get access to this kind of infrastructure and start using it to run hundreds of channels too ahah but for now, just skip any botted activity when it comes to your YouTube channels it doesn’t take much time or money to distribute these tasks across a few simple VAs