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Most people think just uploading videos gets them views, They have different work professions etc. and after uploading a few videos and getting no views they get busy in daily life.

Are we talking about shorts views or long form views? Yes long form views are still valuable. But the money earned depends heavily on topic of the video, if it's random stuff then obviously advertisers are not paying for a place into it.

I don't understand why or how BTC blockchain allows such a thing. Can anyone explain?

Is this similar to brainrot videos? Does youtube monetize newer channels with these types of content?

What do you mean by dark channels?

I have seen the news of youtube cracking down on AI but at the same time, I have checked 100s of channels in my niche using AI visuals and voice, 99% of those are still doing fine. I think this is kind of rumor spread by other youtubers.

Some people already have access to a large audience through other social media platforms, such as Facebook profiles with big followings or large communities where they can promote their newer channels. I've seen many groups like this where new channels and fresh uploads get thousands of views...

That's true, but think about how massive the algorithm is. When you create something completely new and original, it doesn't know exactly what to do with it or even what category to put it in. So your video ends up in a very long queue while the algorithm figures it out. Meanwhile, videos with...

It's a mixed video. There are clips taken from other videos, stock footage and some AI (ex. the food table at 8s mark), there are AI photos as well and the whole voice is AI.

Where are the five videos coming from? Did you create them yourself? Are you planning to upload just one video per channel and stop, or will you continue uploading regularly? I've seen many channels grow from zero to 50,000+ subscribers, and it typically takes around 6–8 months to gain...

You cant escape them if the topic is interesting for them because 1 in every 5.5 people (about 18%) on Earth is Indian lmao

People misusing the word automation in everything. There is no such thing as youtube automation. If you're doing most of the work yourself, that is not automation. Even if you manage to automate everything from channel creation to video sourcing to editing, uploading, automatic thumbnail...

Shorts have a very limited time for you to record your opinion and also show the actual video, so need to be fast and to the point in like 2-3 sentences. For inspiration look at @penguinz0 and @Caspersight

I have seen no difference based on when the account or channel was created. What matters is the first video published. That's when the time starts counting. For example, you create a channel in 2018 and upload 1 video then forget about it, that channel is now 8 years old to youtube but that same...

Take that format and scale to many videos with the exact idea.

What are the reasons that might stop a channel from getting monetization? Can you tell me what could be the potential reasons for this channel to be not monetized? https://www.youtube.com/@OddlyWired/videos

Use a Google Business Profile for local rankings and the usual marketing. But YouTube is a little different. People don't really care what you sell, they care about *who you are*. Present yourself as a fun, likeable person who just happens to own a small business. Add a few jokes here and there...

If your ID is still unused, I think going that far would be overkill.

You can use your own ID if you have never sent a copy of it to Google or youtube. Multiple people can live in a same address, youtube can understand that.

I think the AI voice will not cause any trouble. However, how do you plan to monetize, because you can't use the same AdSense? Also, you need a different ID to verify, preferably from a family member which was never used before on youtube. Everything else seems fine since you're using a...