Twitch clips YouTube channel

[wuzzupman]

Hello there. Of course this is not brand-new idea but would it be work?
I am going to make twitch "most viewed" clips compilation and I know about an issue - is impossibly to monetize a channel without showing face and not using your own voice.
But if I would be make a preview with my own voice and still not showing my face? could it be monetize? or demonetized in the future?

any suggestions\advises?
thanks for attention

 

[wuzzupman]

My question was not understood I guess because my English is not good enough. Sorry about that, but if someone understand what am I talking about, please respond. Thank you!

 

[Titanlord]

I do not think you can monetize these types of videos anymore but some people are able to do it and if you experiment enough or if someone guides you it can be done, why not just build an audience and monetize some other way

 

[SMMSHIBA]

You have a chance to monetize it with youtube adsense, but i think its likely 40-50%.
The chance you got demonetzie is high also, since you reused content. You need to edit video a lot to make it unique

 

[wuzzupman]

got it.
I think I should to do something different...

 

[Priince1337]

is impossibly to monetize a channel without showing face and not using your own voice.

It is possible to have your channel monetized even without showing your face or voice.
The issue you could run into is having content that is not yours. Creators can strike your channel (even if its unlikely since its free promo).
You can try to get their written permission in advance.

 

[wuzzupman]

Okay, now I understand, the idea was not good. I'll keep search for more workable ideas.

I actually can't make videos with showing my face because I am not a gorgeous to be honest...
but I can make voice by myself, read from a piece of paper lol.

I just trying to make some money on internet because I want to give a gift to my father for the 65th anniversary at the end of this year.
My salary in my country does not allow me to do that, so... that's why I am here.

If you have any ideas about YouTube channel, please leave a comment down below. Thanks!

 

[CyHead]

You can't legally monetize the content, but many people try.

Many of the popular Twitch streamers also have a Youtube channel, and that means they usually are part of a publisher network that polices illegal uses of their content and issues copystrikes. Twitch streamers are notorious for using those aggressively - it's why most of those twitch compilation videos are not monetized and the ones that are usually have someone narrating over the entire thing in order to claim it as unique content.

 

[Priince1337]

You can't legally monetize the content, but many people try.

Many of the popular Twitch streamers also have a Youtube channel, and that means they usually are part of a publisher network that polices illegal uses of their content and issues copystrikes. Twitch streamers are notorious for using those aggressively - it's why most of those twitch compilation videos are not monetized and the ones that are usually have someone narrating over the entire thing in order to claim it as unique content.

I think you can monetize it if you get their written consent. But yeah for the bigger streamers like Ninja or Shroud it probably won't happen.

 

[itsvky]

The best you can do is get as many audiences as you can get with this method and once you have enough audience, remove all twitch videos, post 3 to 4 of your original videos and monetize them. and then make commentary based videos and earn. If not able to earn, you can sell this channel anywhere or on this forum by marketplace thread.

 

[wuzzupman]

You can't legally monetize the content, but many people try.

Many of the popular Twitch streamers also have a Youtube channel, and that means they usually are part of a publisher network that polices illegal uses of their content and issues copystrikes. Twitch streamers are notorious for using those aggressively - it's why most of those twitch compilation videos are not monetized and the ones that are usually have someone narrating over the entire thing in order to claim it as unique content.

Thanks for explaining.

I think you can monetize it if you get their written consent. But yeah for the bigger streamers like Ninja or Shroud it probably won't happen.

better to find something more legally I guess, thing that follows the YouTube rules

The best you can do is get as many audiences as you can get with this method and once you have enough audience, remove all twitch videos, post 3 to 4 of your original videos and monetize them. and then make commentary based videos and earn. If not able to earn, you can sell this channel anywhere or on this forum by marketplace thread.

Great idea but I'll be banned more early than I can get many audience
I'm not a guru which can avoid rules

 

[itsvky]

Thanks for explaining.


better to find something more legally I guess, thing that follows the YouTube rules


Great idea but I'll be banned more early than I can get many audience
I'm not a guru which can avoid rules

If the YouTuber is also on YouTube, you will get banned very soon. If that YouTuber is just on twitch, you have more chances to survive.

 

[wuzzupman]

I like to play video games and I really want to improve my English to fluently. What if to combine these things?
But knowing about high competition of this niche.. I don't really sure I can realize it for 11 months
especially not showing my face