This is exactly what the button does, when it's clicked he sends the form data. You can make a js script to let the user send the form only once, or you can simply redirect him.
Bro, monetizing compilation videos is dead forever, Youtube it's too severe right now especially after those new politics. My advice, you're wasting your time with Youtube if you don't mind to create original content. Nowadays even fair use can get demonetized among big channels. Maybe some...
Since i did Youtube in past years, i can tell you blackhat methods sucks. Youtube algorithm is very good so artificial traffic is not enough, may be let's say you can send high quality artificial traffic but this will cost you a looot, a waste of money in my opinion. The only way is to seo...
Since T-Series is a corporation and Pewdiepie just a YouTube creator, i'm sure T-Series will take Pewdiepie soon or later but it's inevitable you know, even if Pewdiepie has a lot of friends helping him I still don't see how he could win this for long term. India is big bro. P.S I'm a Pewdiepie fan.
Can I send u in private my channel to take a look an tell me what videos shoud I stop doing to get monetized when I get the target? I reuse content but it's questionable and I say i'm not abuse fair use but it seems you have experience
Hi everyone, last year I got demonetized because I didn't have 1000 subs and enough watch hours on my channel.
What i'm asking is: Can I get monetized on my channel if I use compilations(video games) of people that are not famouse or youtubers twitch streamers? How YouTube knows that those...
If i'm not monetized already (621 subs and videos with views between 1.4k - 600), but my compilations(gaming) are not from famous ppl or twitch streamers, how youtube know that i'm breaking fair use and those ppl didn't gave me the captions and all acces to upload it to my channel?
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