Effects of a deleted YT channel

Pam Danny

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I had a YT channel that was doing fairly well in the search-based niche.
For example, It was getting about 50 views daily per new video.
Then, after 3 strikes, the channel was banned and deleted for posting prohibited content (teaching how to get subscriptions for free). My appeals were turned down. So, I decided to post similar videos on an old channel (on the same email address). I only changed the channel name to something new.
But despite trying everything, this new channel is not flying like the other deleted channel. I will get 10 views daily per new video, sometimes just 5.

So I'm wondering, does it have anything to do with both channels being on the same email?
The methods and ideas I used are basically the same, so it's not a matter of quality.
 
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Any help with this?
Ideas?
 
If the channel is not so strongly promoted, try to create a completely new channel, on a new email, so that nothing is connected to the old one
 
Starting from scratch is difficult. I can add another email, then disconnect the old email
 
This may be because YouTube has linked your new channel to the previously banned account and may be restricting or monitoring it.
 
Pam Danny said:
I had a YT channel that was doing fairly well in the search-based niche.
For example, It was getting about 50 views daily per new video.
Then, after 3 strikes, the channel was banned and deleted for posting prohibited content (teaching how to get subscriptions for free). My appeals were turned down. So, I decided to post similar videos on an old channel (on the same email address). I only changed the channel name to something new.
But despite trying everything, this new channel is not flying like the other deleted channel. I will get 10 views daily per new video, sometimes just 5.

So I'm wondering, does it have anything to do with both channels being on the same email?
The methods and ideas I used are basically the same, so it's not a matter of quality.
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Hey,

When you link your videos to an email that had channels under it that was terminated, got striked etc....any new channel or channels under the same email could be affected as well, because youtube will mark that mail as spam. So isolate your new channel, rest it for 1-2 months and then get back to uploading, in the meanwhile you can create a new channel, however keep in mind to isolate it complete, which means new email, new ip, new mobile numbers and new adsense.

Goodluck.
 
Pam Danny said:
I had a YT channel that was doing fairly well in the search-based niche.
For example, It was getting about 50 views daily per new video.
Then, after 3 strikes, the channel was banned and deleted for posting prohibited content (teaching how to get subscriptions for free). My appeals were turned down. So, I decided to post similar videos on an old channel (on the same email address). I only changed the channel name to something new.
But despite trying everything, this new channel is not flying like the other deleted channel. I will get 10 views daily per new video, sometimes just 5.

So I'm wondering, does it have anything to do with both channels being on the same email?
The methods and ideas I used are basically the same, so it's not a matter of quality.
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i would not be quick to judge this problem as one related to the connection through email. the former channel already had an established track record in terms of searches nd viewer behavior, this cannot be easily replicated in the new channel just by copying the old strategy for creating videos.
 
It may be more about the new channel’s history and audience than the email. Try checking search impressions and CTR in YouTube Studio to see where the views dropped.
 
Use YouTube's 30-day grace period in Creator Studio to request a channel restore; after that, all video links return 404 and any embedded players show "Video unavailable" permanently.
 
Yes, using an old email address with a history of violations will have consequences. I think it's better to create a completely new email address to rebuild the channel for peace of mind.
 
Youtube can restrict you from running other channels after a termination

Using the same email isn't necessarily why views dropped also reposting similar content that got the first channel banned is risky
Worth checking the termination policy before putting more work
 
I think it might be beneficial to register the channel with a new email. After the channel is deleted, that account gets flagged. It's better that you check YouTube's policy and upload your own original content.
 
Pam Danny said:
I had a YT channel that was doing fairly well in the search-based niche.
For example, It was getting about 50 views daily per new video.
Then, after 3 strikes, the channel was banned and deleted for posting prohibited content (teaching how to get subscriptions for free). My appeals were turned down. So, I decided to post similar videos on an old channel (on the same email address). I only changed the channel name to something new.
But despite trying everything, this new channel is not flying like the other deleted channel. I will get 10 views daily per new video, sometimes just 5.

So I'm wondering, does it have anything to do with both channels being on the same email?
The methods and ideas I used are basically the same, so it's not a matter of quality.
Click to expand...

If youtube detects that somehow that both channels belong to the same email address or owner the other channels will have the affect of stike as well. It's because you have lost youtube's trust now that will take time to build again.

It happend to me as well and my 3 channels got affected for 2 months just because of 1 strike but i kept uploading and now it's normal.
 
First, download your data via Google Takeout-choose YouTube, set the export size to 2 GB and grab the .json analytics file; then you can re-upload videos to a new channel. This matters because once the original channel is gone YouTube erases view counts and comments, so having the raw data lets you preserve your stats and avoid starting from zero.
 
Never use any email related to your banned account. Always use a fresh account.
 
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