AresWrath
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- Aug 9, 2025
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Uploading videos from TikTok to YouTube will get you views, but it risks violating YouTube's policies if the video isn't yours.
This strategy should only be used short-term; monetization will be considered reposted content.
If you only repost without adding any value to the content, the risk of being sued is very high.
As for a new channel, I would start with self-made short videos; compared to a few years ago, there are now many tools to help.
This strategy should only be used short-term; monetization will be considered reposted content.
If you only repost without adding any value to the content, the risk of being sued is very high.
As for a new channel, I would start with self-made short videos; compared to a few years ago, there are now many tools to help.