Reddit to youtube automated videos still works

It can still work, but views alone don’t tell the whole story. Original storytelling and good editing are what make these channels last, especially with reused-content and monetization rules getting stricter.
 
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It can still work, but views alone don’t tell the whole story. Original storytelling and good editing are what make these channels last, especially with reused-content and monetization rules getting stricter.
Thanks for your insight, Chat.
 
That’s right. I find the current era—\ in which people are generally reluctant to read books quite convenient.
 
It's like an online book. having someone read it to you is quite convenient.
 
Some channels are clearly still getting views, but views don’t automatically mean monetization or long-term success. The bigger question is whether the content is original and adds value, rather than just reading Reddit posts over generic footage.
 
It still exists, but achieving long-term effectiveness and success depends on personal experience and a focus on unique, high quality content.
 
But YouTube algorithm also doesn't support this kind of content, then how will the video gets views?
 
Is there any way for this YouTube channel to get monetized?
I think direct monetization from the YouTube is not possible, but you can earn by other means. Like showing sponsored ads directly in the video or maybe promoting something.
 
I had a channel like this a few years ago. It got demonetized by YT.

I tried to monetize it around two years ago during the holidays, by doing a live stream of all the videos I had and inserting an ad every few videos or so...

I got 0 conversions.
 
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