All my channels gone :(

Laura95 · Jul 4, 2017

I had over 30 Youtube channel. We and my familly and friends put so many effort to develop this channels, I had subnetwork which were canceled becouse of change in youtube rules regarding networks in 2016. In the beginning of 2017 the channels started to be suspended and for 3 months all the channels were closed by youtube. I filled out the appeal form many times and always got just one answer

-" Thank you for your account suspension appeal. We have decided to keep your account suspended based on our Community Guidelines and Terms of Service. Please visit youtube. communityguidelines for more information."

I think the reason is maybe We put to many keywords in description on the videos.

Is there some hope to restore this channels?

ThomasPr · Jul 4, 2017

What kind of videos have you uploaded? If they were your own videos yt shouldn't suspend your channels.

bartosimpsonio · Jul 4, 2017

Zero hope, unfortunately.

Investing in Google's properties is like investing on someone else's house, you're giving them free money. Spend your time on your own domains.

ThomasPr · Jul 4, 2017

bartosimpsonio said:
Zero hope, unfortunately.

Investing in Google's properties is like investing on someone else's house, you're giving them free money. Spend your time on your own domains.

Wise advice my friend, wise..

Laura95 · Jul 4, 2017

ThomasPr said:
What kind of videos have you uploaded? If they were your own videos yt shouldn't suspend your channels.

Some mine, some from others people but with permision.

Laura95 · Jul 4, 2017

bartosimpsonio said:
Zero hope, unfortunately.

Investing in Google's properties is like investing on someone else's house, you're giving them free money. Spend your time on your own domains.

Your own domains are also depend on google search engine and in many cases google ads

bartosimpsonio · Jul 4, 2017

Laura95 said:
Your own domains are also depend on google search engine and in many cases google ads

You just lost 30 Youtube channels. I've lost more than 30 domains in the past but not due to Google.

drago007mc · Jul 4, 2017

How many keywords did you put in your description.. bcoz im pretty sure that if you put around 40 is not a problem at all. What was the niche of the channels that got banned. If 1 of them was full with harmful content then probably thats the reson why all your channels got terminated. Youtube is very strickted about the content that is uploading on their site bcoz of all the advertisers. Check the guidelines on youtube once again. Also buying low quality views can be one of the resons for sure..

moonshine7000 · Jul 4, 2017

Did you had all 30 youtube channels under 1 gmail account?

Drowen9 · Jul 4, 2017

Well, being dependant on FB/ YTB income is pretty risk nowadays as these two major social networks have been acting pretty strange lately. There are thousands and thousands of similar cases on BHW and other forums. They even suspended my alt. FB account, which was not even generating any income yet.

drommi · Jul 4, 2017

Did you had all 30 youtube channels under 1 gmail account?

asking the real questions here

IPlease · Jul 5, 2017

Have you ever bought views? I know a person who bought views and they had the same thing happen to them.

mistercd3 · Jul 5, 2017

I'm pretty sure if you put on many keywords that can trigger keyword spam filter and you gonna get community guideline strikes. Another cases is misleading titles or clickbait thumbnail can also triggered community guideline strikes

ConvertiVid · Jul 5, 2017

I doubt your accounts were terminated because of keywords or copyright. It must have been something related to what YouTube believe as hateful or harassing content. Perhaps you have uploaded videos that shows disrespect or discontent to certain person or group of people and you might have not noticed this.

mickyfu · Jul 5, 2017

Laura95 said:
Your own domains are also depend on google search engine and in many cases google ads

Google is not the be all and end all, using your own domain names. Using a YouTube channel, if YouTube says it has gone, it's gone, and nothing more.

As for a domain / website. If Google whacks your domain, simply change the domain name and carry on. Unlike YouTube just throwing all your work in the bin like a bunch of cunts.

Badboy Enterprise · Jul 5, 2017

Laura95 said:
Some mine, some from others people but with permision.

you did anything from this list for sure, say goodbye to your channels

1 - used 30 accounts under same ip

2 - youtube dont manually review channels with less than 10~20k subs before ban, they have a algorithm to do this and if you spammed / used a video already uploaded / keywords and others blackhat things then you are auto banned
3 - a advertiser noticed any strange move in 1 of your channels and reported, youtube checked and you really did any weird shit then found your others accounts by ip = banbanban astalavistababy

Ved Prakash · Jul 5, 2017

Send them 1 more appeal asking them to remove the video which has violated their terms and condition and reactivate yor channel.

SEO · Jul 5, 2017

mickyfu said:
Google is not the be all and end all, using your own domain names. Using a YouTube channel, if YouTube says it has gone, it's gone, and nothing more.

As for a domain / website. If Google whacks your domain, simply change the domain name and carry on. Unlike YouTube just throwing all your work in the bin like a bunch of cunts.

To add: you can also just tell Google to kiss off completely and get your traffic elsewhere. Some of my sites get 60% of their traffic from Pinterest. I've tried to balance it out by getting traffic elsewhere, but I can't outpace the organic repins. Pinterest is a beast if you're in the right niche and the right people find your pins. Plenty of other traffic sources out there.

demienles · Jul 5, 2017

If the content was "iffy" as in borrowed, that could be the reason. Spamming the tags doesn't usually get your account wiped completely. I have plenty of misleading and click bait videos that have been up for years. The only issue I ever have is when I've taken content from someone else and reupload it.

Badboy Enterprise · Jul 5, 2017

SEO said:
To add: you can also just tell Google to kiss off completely and get your traffic elsewhere. Some of my sites get 60% of their traffic from Pinterest. I've tried to balance it out by getting traffic elsewhere, but I can't outpace the organic repins. Pinterest is a beast if you're in the right niche and the right people find your pins. Plenty of other traffic sources out there.

I thought pinterest was dead as twitter

All my channels gone :(

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