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It's highly likely that YouTube's algorithm has detected fake views from the service you purchased. This will cause your channel to receive a lower credibility rating, resulting in new videos being removed from the Suggested or Shorts Feed tabs.

The system may consider your channel to be riskier and limit your video testing with new audience segments.

I think this option's display doesn't depend on your video's performance. Any public video that complies with community guidelines is eligible for ads.

Aimed at children aged 2-5, it features heartwarming visuals, a slow pace, teaches basic life skills, or includes original children's songs.

I advise you not to create multiple accounts from the same IP address. It's best to let the accounts "stay in the dark" by watching videos and browsing like a real user for the first few days before engaging with them aggressively.

Web Dev Simplified, I think it's the ideal tutoring channel for short, concise videos that help you quickly grasp core concepts like routing, middleware, and error handling in Express.

Yes, short videos are perfectly eligible for monetization, but they must be original content. Channels that re-upload copyrighted video clips will not be able to monetize.

I think a 24-hour interval between uploads is ideal if you can only produce one video per day. This gap is sufficient for YouTube to process the data and distribute the video to the right audience before a new video appears.

To maintain a consistent video posting schedule without the pressure of perfection, apply the "Post more than perfect" rule. Set time limits (e.g., only 15 minutes for editing), break down your creative schedule to ease the overthinking, and remember that a published, actual video is always...

Automated video creation and subtitling: Leverage all-in-one platforms like CapCut, Invideo AI, or VEED.IO to automatically generate eye-catching subtitles, add background music, transition effects, and adjust the frame orientation (vertical/horizontal).

Simply put, those pages were inactive for a while, so their engagement dropped and they couldn't compete with pages that are regularly active and have better content.