Hello, 2 specific questions..
Looking for feedback from those who have had direct experience or knowledge in running in the YouTube Space along with several AdSense accounts.
1.) Let's say you have two YouTube channels under separate emails that are monetized: you start off with one Google AdSense account, let's call it AdSense #1, that is opened with a new LLC, let's call it LLC #1.
After a month, both YouTube channels under AdSense #1 connected to LLC #1 are both earning and have no copyright claims, strikes, or issues.
I then decide for safety: based on performance of the channels, to cover opening a second LLC, to create LLC #2, and create AdSense #2 using the new LLC, and then I move one of the two channels to this new AdSense #2.
Now each channels is connected to a separate AdSense account.
Now, let's say Channel #1 under AdSense #1 gets TERMINATED afterwards, will Channel #2 (that was moved before the termination) that was connected to AdSense #2 be terminated because it has in its past, been under the same AdSense (#1) by any chance?
Based on forums, I have read that copyright claims to demonization for a channel: will NOT affect other channels linked to the same AdSense, but a termination MAY..
2.) Additionally, when verifying a channel to get extra features (A/B thumbnail testing, pinned comments, etc) - and not choosing the verify by waiting for channel history option, and instead, choosing Passport / ID to verify each YouTube channel, can this potentially trigger Google to delete one of the two AdSense accounts / force you to use one of the two AdSense's? Or will in fact, the LLC's, despite being under the same person, but with different addresses and bank accounts, keep the channels safe and will be legally, following TOS, able to stay in place with the two AdSense accounts?
Would it rather be advised to get verified by waiting for channel history to build up for a few months, getting the channel verified automatically to unlock all the features?
Apologies for the long-write up, it seems like a gray-area, any help or feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Looking for feedback from those who have had direct experience or knowledge in running in the YouTube Space along with several AdSense accounts.
1.) Let's say you have two YouTube channels under separate emails that are monetized: you start off with one Google AdSense account, let's call it AdSense #1, that is opened with a new LLC, let's call it LLC #1.
After a month, both YouTube channels under AdSense #1 connected to LLC #1 are both earning and have no copyright claims, strikes, or issues.
I then decide for safety: based on performance of the channels, to cover opening a second LLC, to create LLC #2, and create AdSense #2 using the new LLC, and then I move one of the two channels to this new AdSense #2.
Now each channels is connected to a separate AdSense account.
Now, let's say Channel #1 under AdSense #1 gets TERMINATED afterwards, will Channel #2 (that was moved before the termination) that was connected to AdSense #2 be terminated because it has in its past, been under the same AdSense (#1) by any chance?
Based on forums, I have read that copyright claims to demonization for a channel: will NOT affect other channels linked to the same AdSense, but a termination MAY..
2.) Additionally, when verifying a channel to get extra features (A/B thumbnail testing, pinned comments, etc) - and not choosing the verify by waiting for channel history option, and instead, choosing Passport / ID to verify each YouTube channel, can this potentially trigger Google to delete one of the two AdSense accounts / force you to use one of the two AdSense's? Or will in fact, the LLC's, despite being under the same person, but with different addresses and bank accounts, keep the channels safe and will be legally, following TOS, able to stay in place with the two AdSense accounts?
Would it rather be advised to get verified by waiting for channel history to build up for a few months, getting the channel verified automatically to unlock all the features?
Apologies for the long-write up, it seems like a gray-area, any help or feedback would be greatly appreciated.