[METHOD] HOW TO GET YOUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL MONETIZED
- Thread starter Dark Reeves
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That's the risk, if YT finds out that you are dealing with this kind of behavior then it will reject your channel. Better to think many times before
doing any action.
What content did you have? Was the channel new?
Content was about animals 2 hours videos. No that's was my old channel with 3k subs already.
Rejection reason
Currently ineligible for monetization
Your channel does not comply with the YouTube monetization policies.
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No, you can't - You will get found out eventually and you will lose all your earnings related to those videos. YT finds out the content id which belongs to someone else's videos and will ban those videos. You can edit out the part which includes the content id but it's not worth the hassle imo.
This is to do with the new YT terms I think where you would need to stipulate if the video is suitable for kids (I think) - So you could remedy this easily if you haven't got 1000's of uploads.
PS- COuld you say what technique you used to get so many views plz? I've tried using good tags, titles, descriptions but has not been very effective.
warmember
BANNED
- Feb 17, 2020
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also rod, no your incorrect
Passing review is simplest and best when you use real life footage, but repurposing content can definitely pass review
As far as losing your earnings, no, adsense finishes earnings on the 3rd of the month up to the 11th, and pays out the 21st
Depending on when you fall in there, you still receive the money for videos you get demonitized, yotube doesnt just take money. Also if you remonitize the videos regardless you get the money back as well
As far as your last point, no, youtube review is run by an actual person, who decides if content is passable or not, its easiest to show with real life footage, but you can pass with things like content samurai, its more difficult though
As far as banning videos, youtube doesnt "ban" videos, they suspend or terminate accounts for frequent content, or severe 1 time policy or adsense violations
Also content match id which your referring too maybe is every 7 seconds and its mainly used when you have monetized videos to flag them and demonitize so the original creators receive payment for them, and its put in place so creators can still get paid from people uploading their videos without a hassle, it has nothing to do with banning
Hope that helps
Passing review is simplest and best when you use real life footage, but repurposing content can definitely pass review
As far as losing your earnings, no, adsense finishes earnings on the 3rd of the month up to the 11th, and pays out the 21st
Depending on when you fall in there, you still receive the money for videos you get demonitized, yotube doesnt just take money. Also if you remonitize the videos regardless you get the money back as well
As far as your last point, no, youtube review is run by an actual person, who decides if content is passable or not, its easiest to show with real life footage, but you can pass with things like content samurai, its more difficult though
As far as banning videos, youtube doesnt "ban" videos, they suspend or terminate accounts for frequent content, or severe 1 time policy or adsense violations
Also content match id which your referring too maybe is every 7 seconds and its mainly used when you have monetized videos to flag them and demonitize so the original creators receive payment for them, and its put in place so creators can still get paid from people uploading their videos without a hassle, it has nothing to do with banning
Hope that helps
also rod, no your incorrect
As far as banning videos, youtube doesnt "ban" videos, they suspend or terminate accounts for frequent content, or severe 1 time policy or adsense violations
Also content match id which your referring too maybe is every 7 seconds and its mainly used when you have monetized videos to flag them and demonitize so the original creators receive payment for them, and its put in place so creators can still get paid from people uploading their videos without a hassle, it has nothing to do with banning
Hope that helps
I've got a video which was banned 3 days ago and I've been warned if it happens 3 times I could risk losing my account. However, you're asked to take a Copyright test which I've passed and my warning will be taken off in May.
Content Id - I made a channel on football where I copied all the main league matches from the main footballing nations and got content Id warnings which covered most of the videos on various sectors of the videos - It was such a hard time to edit them all out that made me give up the channel altogether.
YouTuber1001
Newbie
- Mar 3, 2020
- 10
- 0
What are your methods for avoiding detection but still monetizing reused content? Aren't you paranoid that you could wake up one day to find your channel has been kicked from the program? How do you fly under the radar whilst making no effort videos? I have a second channel for uploading to check videos for copyright claims/blocks before I upload them on my monetized channel. Will this help avoid detection if I don't have 1 copyright claim or strike on my channel?
The thing is, YouTube will constantly kick you off the program even if they approve you.
I lost monetization 3 times on the same channel in 1+ year, because system automatically detects the content and remove your from YPP. So you can't really escape it, I guess
aviationfanatic_sam
Newbie
- Mar 10, 2020
- 22
- 1
I've a noob question here. Let's say someone monetizes a channel and if,
1. some of their videos attract a copyright claim at a later stage and they aren't able to dispute it as it's reused content, can they just turn off monetisation in those videos without their monetisation getting disabled ? I would like to add, these copyrighted videos are the same used for monetisation (at a earlier stage where they did not attract any claims)
2. They somehow knew this was going to happen at a later stage, can they turn off monetisation for all their videos and go on without their monetisation getting disabled. Also, can they upload (after enabling monetisation) videos which attract copyright claims by turning off monetisation for that particular video and still stay in YPP ?
I know I can upload my own content to avoid all this but I've my own reasons guys, so enlightening with your experiences is greatly appreciated.
1. some of their videos attract a copyright claim at a later stage and they aren't able to dispute it as it's reused content, can they just turn off monetisation in those videos without their monetisation getting disabled ? I would like to add, these copyrighted videos are the same used for monetisation (at a earlier stage where they did not attract any claims)
2. They somehow knew this was going to happen at a later stage, can they turn off monetisation for all their videos and go on without their monetisation getting disabled. Also, can they upload (after enabling monetisation) videos which attract copyright claims by turning off monetisation for that particular video and still stay in YPP ?
I know I can upload my own content to avoid all this but I've my own reasons guys, so enlightening with your experiences is greatly appreciated.
aviationfanatic_sam
Newbie
- Mar 10, 2020
- 22
- 1
Does the system kick you outta the program even if you have turned off monetisation on those reused/copyright claimed videos ?
I do not know that, I think in that case it could not happen as YouTube states "TRYING to monetize videos you do not own the rights", in my case it was channels 100% reused content so don't have any experience regarding this. What I notice is you get re-disabled short after uploading a new video
Blogsmith
Regular Member
- Feb 21, 2020
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aviationfanatic_sam
Newbie
- Mar 10, 2020
- 22
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You were trying to monetise the new uploads as well ? I suppose they were reused content as well.
How did you monetize your channel with 100% reused content in the first place ? It's been something impossible for me.