YouTube community poll votes

A gaming YouTuber with 80,000 subscribers runs a Community poll asking which AAA title to cover next, with footage already recorded for one option. The channel orders 500–1,000 votes paced across 36 hours, sourced from accounts with watch history in gaming content (subscriptions to channels like IGN, GameSpot, fellow let's-play creators with 12+ months of activity). Pacing is front-loaded into the first 4 hours when the post hits subscriber feeds, then distributed across US, UK, and EU prime-time windows (evening hours in each timezone) to mirror how genuine gaming audiences engage. Engagement velocity matches the channel's organic poll baseline of 8–12% subscriber-feed participation, keeping the production schedule on track.

For: Gaming YouTubers, let's-play creators, streamer-YouTuber hybrids

A beauty channel with 250,000 subscribers partners with a DTC cosmetics brand to poll which new lipstick shade should launch first, with brand inventory already produced for one option. The campaign orders 1,500–2,500 votes paced across 48 hours from accounts with watch history on beauty channels (Jeffree Star, James Charles, NikkieTutorials and similar) and account age averaging 24+ months. Delivery is weighted 55% US, 20% UK, 15% Canada, 10% Australia to match the brand's primary market. Pacing follows beauty-audience engagement curves — evening US Eastern hours and weekend afternoons — to ensure the producible shade wins by a believable 8–12 percentage point margin, satisfying the brand's internal sponsor reporting.

For: Beauty YouTubers, brand partnership managers, DTC cosmetics teams

An education channel with 150,000 subscribers (focused on data science and Python) runs a Community poll asking which course module to release next, with one option already produced and ready to ship. The channel orders 750–1,500 votes paced across 60 hours from accounts with watch history on education channels (Khan Academy, freeCodeCamp, MIT OpenCourseWare and similar), account age averaging 30+ months, and subscription lists weighted toward STEM creators. Delivery follows a global pacing schedule (US East/West, EU, India, Australia evening hours) since education audiences are geographically diverse. Engagement matches the channel's organic 10–15% poll participation rate, maintaining the appearance of genuine community-driven curriculum decisions.

For: Educational YouTubers, online course creators, edutainment channels

An independent musician with 45,000 YouTube subscribers posts a Community image-poll asking fans to vote between two cover art options for an upcoming single drop, with one cover already finalized and submitted to streaming distributors. The channel orders 250–500 votes paced across 24 hours from accounts with watch history on music and music-discovery channels (Pitchfork, NPR Tiny Desk, indie label channels), account age averaging 18+ months. Pacing is tuned to evening listening hours across the artist's top fan markets (US, UK, Germany, Brazil) and weekend afternoons. The 60/40 vote split on the finalized cover builds social proof for the release press kit and matches the channel's 12% organic subscriber-poll baseline.

For: Independent musicians, music YouTubers, record-label social teams

A tech-review channel with 400,000 subscribers runs a Community poll asking which flagship smartphone to review next from a four-option shortlist, with a review unit already secured from one manufacturer's PR team. The channel orders 2,000–3,500 votes paced across 48 hours from accounts with watch history on tech channels (MKBHD, LinusTechTips, Mrwhosetheboss and similar), account age 24+ months, with subscription patterns indicating active gadget interest. Delivery is weighted 50% US, 18% UK, 12% India, 10% Germany, 10% other to mirror the channel's analytics audience breakdown. Engagement velocity follows tech-audience evening peaks across timezones, ensuring the manufacturer-supplied review unit wins by a 10–15 point margin while preserving content scheduling commitments.

For: Tech YouTubers, product reviewers, gadget channels

A fitness YouTuber with 120,000 subscribers polls subscribers on which 8-week workout program to develop next (HIIT, strength training, mobility, or hybrid), with HIIT content already filmed and ready for release as a paid digital product. The channel orders 1,000–2,000 votes paced across 48 hours from accounts with watch history on fitness channels (Athlean-X, Chloe Ting, FitnessBlender and similar), account age 18+ months, and subscription patterns showing active interest in wellness content. Pacing follows fitness-audience engagement curves — early morning hours (5–8am) and evening hours (6–9pm) across US, UK, Australia, and Brazil timezones. The HIIT option wins by a believable 12–18 point margin matching the channel's 9% organic poll baseline.

For: Fitness YouTubers, wellness creators, online coaches

A major consumer brand sponsors a Community poll on a 1.2M-subscriber lifestyle YouTuber's channel asking which of two ad campaign concepts the audience prefers, with the brand's creative team having already produced finished assets for one campaign. The deal orders 5,000–8,000 votes paced across 60 hours from aged subscriber accounts (24+ months) with topic-match to lifestyle and consumer-brand channels. Delivery is geo-weighted to the brand's primary launch markets (60% US, 20% UK, 10% Canada, 10% Australia) with pacing aligned to working-hour social-media checking windows. The preferred-campaign option wins by 15–22 points, justifying the production spend to the brand's CMO and providing defensible sponsor reporting metrics.

For: Brand partnership managers, sponsorship deal teams, agency producers

"Ordered 500 votes for a poll about which game my channel should cover next. Delivery was paced over 36 hours and looked completely organic — my subscribers had no idea. The 'winning' option matched my production schedule perfectly."

"Ran a Community poll for my education channel about which course topic to develop next. Bought 250 votes to push the option I'd already prepared content for. Worked exactly as planned. Will use again for the next poll."

"Used the service to win a brand-sponsored Community poll on my channel about product preference. Delivery was a bit slower than expected for the 1,000-vote pack (took 52 hours vs the 48 promised), but final result was correct and support was responsive."

"Bought 100 votes as a test for my beauty channel's product comparison poll. Real-looking accounts with watch histories in beauty content. The poll percentage shift was subtle but enough to push our preferred product to 'winner' status."

"Excelente serviço para o canal do meu restaurante. Comprei 250 votos para uma enquete sobre o novo prato e a entrega foi feita em menos de 24 horas. Os votos vieram de contas reais com histórico de assinatura."