ATuringtest
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I have a channel for shorts but I want to create another page for longer videos ( same account) different subject are the followers views etc combined towards get monetised ?
so i got this from chatgpt
Yes, on platforms like YouTube, your channel's followers, views, and other metrics are typically combined across all the content on the same account. So, if you create another page for longer videos on the same account, the followers, views, and other engagement from both your shorts and longer videos will contribute to your overall channel metrics. This can help you reach the monetization requirements faster, as you'll be accumulating watch hours and subscribers from both types of content.
However, it's essential to note that the subject matter and audience of your longer videos may differ from your shorts, which could impact the engagement and viewership. Make sure to create content that aligns with the interests of your target audience to maximize your chances of getting monetized.
Additionally, YouTube's monetization policies and requirements may change over time, so always check their official guidelines for the most up-to-date information on eligibility and requirements.
which is confusing
"However, it's essential to note that the subject matter and audience of your longer videos may differ from your shorts, which could impact the engagement and viewership"
If its a different channel ... oh wait .. i get it, if they click on your user name and see the pages ! ok that's not a problem.
Am I right in thinking that ?
so i got this from chatgpt
Yes, on platforms like YouTube, your channel's followers, views, and other metrics are typically combined across all the content on the same account. So, if you create another page for longer videos on the same account, the followers, views, and other engagement from both your shorts and longer videos will contribute to your overall channel metrics. This can help you reach the monetization requirements faster, as you'll be accumulating watch hours and subscribers from both types of content.
However, it's essential to note that the subject matter and audience of your longer videos may differ from your shorts, which could impact the engagement and viewership. Make sure to create content that aligns with the interests of your target audience to maximize your chances of getting monetized.
Additionally, YouTube's monetization policies and requirements may change over time, so always check their official guidelines for the most up-to-date information on eligibility and requirements.
which is confusing
"However, it's essential to note that the subject matter and audience of your longer videos may differ from your shorts, which could impact the engagement and viewership"
If its a different channel ... oh wait .. i get it, if they click on your user name and see the pages ! ok that's not a problem.
Am I right in thinking that ?
