What Link Do You Need for YouTube Community Post Likes?
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Use the direct link to the exact YouTube Community post you want to target. The service page asks for a Community post link, not your channel homepage, a video URL, or a link to the overall Community.
Before placing an order, open the link yourself and confirm it leads to the intended post. Also check that the post is visible and review YouTube's fake engagement policy. A like count is not proof that people genuinely value a post.
On this page
- Which link should you paste?
- How do you copy a Community post link?
- How do you check the post is visible?
- What should you check before ordering?
- What does YouTube's policy say about bought likes?
- Frequently asked questions
Which link should you paste?
Paste the permalink for one specific YouTube Community post. The current YouTube Community Post Likes service page asks for a Community post link. A link to the channel or a video in the post points to a different destination.
| Link you have | Is it the right target? | Why to check |
|---|---|---|
| Direct link to the intended post | Yes, this is the target described on the service page. | Open it and check the post belongs to the right channel. |
| Channel homepage or channel URL | No, it identifies the channel, not one post. | Find the post and copy its own share link. |
| Video or Shorts URL | No, it points to a video. | Use a video-specific service only if that is your goal. |
| Community invitation or Community page link | Not the same as a link to one post. | Return to the exact post and copy its link. |
If the post contains a video, it still has its own post link. Do not substitute the embedded video's URL unless you intend to order engagement for that video instead.
How do you copy a Community post link?
Use the Share control on the post itself, then choose Copy Link. YouTube's Help instructions for sharing a Community post describe this path in the YouTube app.
- Open YouTube and go to your channel's Community area. YouTube's help page calls this Visit Community in the app.
- Find the exact post. Check its text, image, poll, or other content so you do not select a neighboring post.
- Tap Share on that post. Choose Copy Link from the available share options.
- Open the copied link before using it. Confirm it leads to the selected post rather than the channel or an embedded video.
- Keep the original link intact. Avoid deleting characters, adding spaces, or pasting tracking text into the order form.
Interface labels can change. If your app looks different, follow the current YouTube Help steps for sharing a Community post.
How do you check that the post is visible?
Open the post link in a private browser window or ask someone who is not signed into your channel to check it. If the page asks for special access, shows an error, or opens a different post, pause before ordering and confirm the link and visibility settings.
YouTube says posts may not be available in some account or channel situations. For example, its guide to YouTube posts notes restrictions for supervised accounts and channels set as Made for Kids. YouTube also distinguishes public posts from Community-only posts.
The Kicksta service page says to keep the account public while an order runs. That instruction does not replace checking whether this specific post is accessible to the intended audience. If the post is members-only, private, scheduled, removed, or otherwise inaccessible, ask support whether it is eligible before proceeding.
What should you check before ordering?
Confirm the link, service, quantity, and current terms before you pay. The order form should match the post you intend to target and show the total for your selection before you confirm.
- Check the service name. Choose Community Post Likes only when the target is a Community post. Use YouTube Likes only for the video or other target described on that service page.
- Check the destination twice. Compare the channel name and post content in the form with the page you opened.
- Review the selected quantity and displayed total. Current limits and prices can change, so use the live order page rather than an old screenshot.
- Read the current refill and refund terms. The service page explains its current order conditions. Do not assume a refill covers a different post or a changed link.
- Protect your account. The page says not to share passwords. Do not provide login credentials, recovery codes, or verification codes to place an order.
Stop if the URL is wrong or the terms are unclear. Correct the link or ask through the site's support page before confirming payment.
What does YouTube's policy say about bought likes?
YouTube does not allow artificial increases in likes or other engagement metrics. Its Fake Engagement policy says engagement should reflect a person's authentic intent and warns that a creator can be affected by the methods of someone hired to promote a channel.
The policy distinction is about how engagement is produced, not whether a number appears on a post. A delivered count does not prove that viewers chose to interact or that YouTube will retain those likes. Do not use bought likes to misrepresent audience interest, promise a business result, or imply YouTube endorses a service.
Read YouTube's current Fake Engagement policy before using any service that affects likes. If a provider cannot explain its methods or the methods conflict with that policy, do not proceed.
Frequently asked questions
Can I paste my YouTube channel link?
No. The service page requests a Community post link. A channel URL does not identify the individual post you want to target.
Can I use the video's link if my post contains a video?
Not for Community Post Likes. The embedded video and the Community post are different destinations, so use the direct post link for this service.
How do I find the link on YouTube?
Open the intended post, select Share, and choose Copy Link. YouTube Help documents this method in the app.
What if the post is private or members-only?
Do not assume it is eligible. Check whether the link is accessible and ask support about the specific post before placing an order.
Does an order guarantee that YouTube will keep the likes?
No. YouTube applies its own policies and systems. A service delivery or refill term cannot guarantee how YouTube will count or retain engagement.
Should I share my YouTube password to place the order?
No. The service page says not to share passwords. Never send a password, recovery code, or verification code to anyone.
Use the direct post link, verify that it opens the intended post, and review YouTube's policy before deciding. For the current input requirements and terms, see the YouTube Community Post Likes page.
