@andy231
Just click the channel page ➡ latest video ➡ channel button on the video page. There are examples of such migration routes. Since the video page is a place that is frequently referenced and clicked, I personally use this transition route.
Also, regarding the time setting of the main subject,
Here's a bad example:
Bad example) Click the channel button exactly at 60 minutes. This pattern always diminishes after a few days regardless of the time and number of times you set it.
This will decrease after a few days. Click the channel button every 20 minutes. This pattern also diminishes over a few days.
Same pattern NO!
good analogy)
After 10 minutes, click the channel button for the first time.
From there, click the channel button after 50 minutes.
From there, click after 43 minutes. From there, click after 16 minutes.
As above, the time should be random.
Again, decrease if the time pattern is the same.
For example, channel button clicks decrease from half a few days of clicks to 50% after 10-30 minutes of waiting. Narrow time interval NO!
Perfect makes the intervals more random by specifying a wide range of random settings between 5 minutes and 1 hour 15 minutes. Subscriptions are important. We see YouTube as a punctual bot. Randomly OK from 5 minutes to 75 minutes. does not decrease. As a side note, for playback the time is less strict. Abnormally reduced after 10,000 playbacks for approximately 1 second. My experience value is 10000 times in 10 to 60 seconds and the number of views does not decrease. Currently, this is the number of customers doing views. Anyway, YouTube channel subscription and YouTubeLIKE, especially these two, the natural time setting is a random time setting with a wide range of intervals.