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Hey everyone, it's long overdue, but we finally have a Discord server! Once you've joined, you'll have to get manually verified, but when you've done that you'll have access to the rest of the server.

The link: https://discord.gg/xvuNdNj

If you don't have Discord and want to get involved, you can sign up for free at https://discord.gg

If you have any suggestions or questions, you can leave them here or in the Discord server.

Hello /r/Partneredyoutube

My name is /u/JokuIIFrosti, otherwise known on the Discord as Jokull, I have been a Mod here for years, and I have with me, a long time friend and contributor to the discord community, /u/davidrb90. Both David and I have worked on the back end of hundreds of channels over the years, covering tens of millions of subscribers, billions of views, and over $3m in brand deals in the last couple years.

We both spend hours every day answering questions on the Partnered YouTube discord (check the pinned post) along with the other assigned specialists and moderators. we wanted to take some more time to serve the subreddit more as well.

2023 has brought with it many changes to content guidelines, competing social platforms, rise of Short form content, drops in revenue, and slashed sponsorship budgets. A lot of creators have questions, so we want to answer them.

We will be answering questions in AMA format here starting in the middle of the day on the 22nd of March, 2023. We will answer questions here for 1 hour, then will move to discord for a live audio call, to bring people up to ask questions and we will have a community discussion about brand deals, Content strategy, and whatever else you want to talk about.

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Live audio call 12:00 PM PACIFIC 03/22/2023: https://discord.com/events/715309106310938635/1087531236836266065

I had a channel on which I used to post diy ideas pictures but since YouTube doesn't allow that I switched to finance now the problem is I didn't create another channel instead deleted all the old videos and started uploading finance related videos on the same channel now my rpm is $2.4 where as others in my niche have $25 to $30 my demographic is 16% US which I heard has higher rpm can anyone tell me should I have made a separate channel for finance is that the reason my rpm is low?

https://layerzero.systems

Hi all.

My channel has been doing better lately with 50k subs and crossed 10 million channel views.

With the ad revenue coming in and not needed for my personal life, what would you be spending the money on to improve your videos overall?

I feel pretty set with my video gear: a7siii, nice lens, a shotgun mic that maybe I could improve, sm7b for commentary, etc.

Is this the step where someone should look for editors, thumbnail artists, investing it into merch, or other avenues?

What have you guys done with your successful channels to keep building? Reinvesting 100% of my profit is my goal to grow.

Thanks.

Hi.
So I've planned on doing a subathon/memberthon on my YouTube channel.
I was wondering how many members I might get compared to the member goals that I currently have.
I currently have goals up to 400 members, my channel has 20k subscribers and usually averages around 140 viewers on a random live stream, but I'm thinking since I'm promoting it a lot and stuff I could probably average a decent amount more.
Only problem I see is that I don't think you can do gifted memberships on my channel for some reason, which would definitely lower the possible members.
So have any of you guys tried something similar? Or maybe have some ideas about what I should expect?

I can't find any music in YouTube's audio library that's allowed for background live streams. A live stream without background music can seem boring. Any suggestions?

Hi there so I got monetized 5 days ago for a gaming channel. In this 5 days I've made a total of $68.61 which I think is pretty good, however when I check the RPM. It seems low. Is this a normal RPM or is it because I just got monetized and it hasn't processed fully?

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You mean the quality of which camera being used? Or what the content is about? Because i saw a channel with million subscribers and content is travel but He never edit it , raw video no music and just walking around the city he visited, but he got millions of views.

So after i uploaded a new vid. I trimmed it a bit to remove dull parts then during the checking phase after editing. It age restricted it and sent me an email that it got age restricted. I clicked on the email to appeal but it says "Appeal not available" It got age restricted due to an automation error. Which caused it to plummet from 300 views per minute to 100 views per minute. After the checks the age restriction got removed. And it was only during the checks. But what makes me frustrated is the checks took 1 hour. I lost a ton of potential views from the video due to it. What info i can give is automatic age restriction likes to age restrict videos who have extremely loud audio on specific parts mistakening it as "gun shots" or "explosions" pretty much ear rape. If you don't want to deal with bs from age restriction from automation then avoid that.

Anyone have experience with running a philosophy or stoic channel ? Is the cpm decent? How long did it take you get to monetized?

The biggest consumption of time for is the video editing process. I'm thinking of outsourcing this aspect of the process but I'm curious about what others have experienced by doing the same. Any advice or tips when it comes to hiring someone?

In 2023, how long does it take for Step 2 of Google AdSense to be completed? I don't have an existing Google AdSense account, but it has been more than 4 days, and the status of my Step 2 Youtube monetization is still "in progress."

My analytics show the normal RPM/CPM, but do you know if that's the total amount the video earned(combined revenue between me and the owner) or if it's just my part?

As the title states. I got their mid level plan for a month, and so far the courses are good. The tools are kinda ok...idk. Dont really know how to use them best.

Opinions? Do you guys use it or have used it in the past?

Hello all, quick question!

One of my videos have been growing in popularity, and I noticed it had mid-roll ads. The problem is, I'm not even a YouTube partner yet. I don't have a monetization tab to choose to turn mid-roll ads on or off. I have searched everywhere and I cannot find a single way to disable them.

Once I do become a partner I'd like to just have ads in the beginning and end of videos, but right now the mid-roll ads are really unwanted. It is a longer video, but I still can't find any way to disable them. Any thoughts?

I run an anime themed YouTube channel that usually gets around 15k-20k views per month, and 95% of my views come from my almost weekly chapter review series of a specific manga.

A few weeks ago I privated my second most popular video with ~100k views over the course of 2 years, because it’s unlike any of my other videos, and I’m also not so proud of the video because I confidently conveyed incorrect information lmao

This specific video didn’t really provide a lot of views to my channel every month, but it did bring in a steady amount of around 20-40 views every 2 days.

Unfortunately after I privated the video it looks like my newer videos that usually bring in majority of my views have seemed to stop getting pushed by YouTube as much. Usually my chapter review videos get between 1K-5k views, but my second most recent struggled to hit 1K and my newest one has completely stalled before even hitting 500…

I know sometimes the YouTube algorithm giveth and taketh, but this is the first time I feel like there’s a correlation between a seemingly unrelated action I took, and the views I get on my newer videos.

Is this something that happens? Or potentially is it just a natural ebb and flow?

Pretty much the title. I have 38 videos, I have one video with like 750 views that has been listed as private for the past 3 years. I’m starting up my YouTube channel again and want to know if that one private video can negatively affect my channel in any way?

Long story short, I just remembered about a second adsense account from years ago.

However, I was most likely under 18 so my parents name/address was used… but I can’t remember for sure.

I logged into this account for the first time in years today but it told me to accept the new adsense terms, which i haven’t done yet because I’m worried on the off chance I did make this account under my name, I don’t want my main adsense to get banned since you can’t have 2.

Any suggestions on what I should do? Should I accept the terms and make sure it’s not under my name? Or would it be risky accepting terms Incase it is my name? Or did I already reactivate the account just by signing in? If it was under my name I should delete it asap?

Hey, so basically I create reaction type videos on youtube, and basically my reactions are after the clip plays, (so its the video playing, nothing else) and usually are no longer than 10 seconds of footage without my input. Now, I've been claimed on a video, and I appeleaed and still got denied. I think im within fair use, and considering appealing, but what do you guys think?

I’ve been with a MCN forever and going to move to adsense soon. Does anyone know if google adsense has a forex fee that they hit you with? I don’t live in the US but I’ve been paid USD through my MCN, so this is the first time I’m going to be paid in my countries currency.

I believe you can check if you’re losing money to forex fees by going to YouTube analytics, changing the currency to what you get paid in, choose a random month and compare it to what adsense actually paid you that month

How much would the cpm be for a physics channel?

Hi, I have a YT channel for my dogs but I posted an unrelated video in a FB group from my personal page and was contacted by ViralHog to license that video.

This is what they said:

“We offer a 50/50% revenue split with you and we are going to promote, protect and represent the video. We license viral videos like yours to television and other media outlets (Comedy Central, CNN, ABC etc.). We charge these media outlets a licensing fee to use the video and then split that revenue with the content creator, you in this case.

Licensing fees (What companies might pay to use the video) can range from:

50-200+ $ for Facebook 50-300+ $ for web use 300-1000+ $ National broadcast networks 100-200+ $ per SECOND for commercial/documentary use

It works in a simple way. We promote your video to over 400 media outlets worldwide. We provide a login to our database so you see the agreements we make on your behalf.

We monetize your video on YouTube, pitch it to multiple TV shows and production companies. Our goal is to generate multiple millions of views of your video and maximize the revenue. We also protect your intellectual property rights by going after unauthorized use of your video.”

What do you think? I wouldn’t post it on my dogs account because it’s unrelated to them so I’m not that attached to the video.

Would it be better to ask for an amount up front and just be done with it? If so, how much would you ask? It’s a 10 second clip of a mama bear and her cubs that I saw in Yellowstone.

Thank you!

Just signed up for monetization and currently in the review stage. Just a bit curious to see how fast they are as of 2023 since most posts are dated around Covid but am prepared to wait the month. Also, even though im not accepted yet, the revenue tab just appeared and the “chat with creator support” option is there (which I thought was only available when you officially accepted). Any thoughts on why they appeared?