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ThisIsMyLife

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Can Anyone make money on youtube with uploading other' people videos with editing it to bypass content ID of the Youtube AI, and thus making money with it through Affiliate Links and Adsense Ads?
 
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I doubt that, you will end with copyright or some report.
 
I saw people do this years ago, doubt it'll work now.
 
I also doubt that to work anymore,btw what type of editing will you do?
 
I have seen montages of interesting moments from different streams. And a preroll for sure to get $. And some of these channels became quite big and seems there were no troubles with copyright rights.
 
These days you will need high views to make any meaningful income from Adsense in Youtube. I used to get $5.5 RPM on views; now its down to $2.5.
I guess, affiliate is the way to go.

Even if you bypass the AI, there will be others flagging your account. Its best to make your own videos.
 
People shared a method here before:

filter the loyalty free videos and re-post them to the Youtube and + CPA

no idea if it is working or not as of now...
 
ThisIsMyLife said:
Can Anyone make money on youtube with uploading other' people videos with editing it to bypass content ID of the Youtube AI, and thus making money with it through Affiliate Links and Adsense Ads?
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Im going to be real with you for a sec.

I have been in the black hat YouTube SEO business for years now. I have built large channels, long term, using view buying ETC, and have tried my hand at compilation videos / reuploading.

Do you really want to go down that road? It's a fearful one.

You will always be living in fear that someone doesn't recognize their content. Disclaimers will save you sometimes. Creators will message you and complain - most of them do nothing at all. However a very few do and In this case, you won't be getting a content ID but an actual strike if reported and found guilty by manual review - and Ive been down that road and if you build the channel to a sizable income from this strategy, it will only become a constant worry. Believe me.

With that said, heres what I found effective.

  • Changing the pitch in the video is a must to avoid the audio content ID.
  • Adding sharpness to the video while increasing it's size helps reduce but does not eliminate copyright claims.
  • And you will have to use a dummy channel to upload your content to first in order to detect content ID's beforehand.
Especially if you haven't monetized the channel yet and are looking to pass automatic evaluation. This here is a big one. The more content ID's present the less likely you are to pass the auto-monetization check.

If you insist on going here, id suggest you do it CAREFULLY, then springboard onto something better.

Just my 2 cents.
 
lilminymok said:
Im going to be real with you for a sec.

I have been in the black hat YouTube SEO business for years now. I have built large channels, long term, using view buying ETC, and have tried my hand at compilation videos / reuploading.

Do you really want to go down that road? It's a fearful one.

You will always be living in fear that someone doesn't recognize their content. Disclaimers will save you sometimes. Creators will message you and complain - most of them do nothing at all. However a very few do and In this case, you won't be getting a content ID but an actual strike if reported and found guilty by manual review - and Ive been down that road and if you build the channel to a sizable income from this strategy, it will only become a constant worry. Believe me.

With that said, heres what I found effective.

  • Changing the pitch in the video is a must to avoid the audio content ID.
  • Adding sharpness to the video while increasing it's size helps reduce but does not eliminate copyright claims.
  • And you will have to use a dummy channel to upload your content to first in order to detect content ID's beforehand.
Especially if you haven't monetized the channel yet and are looking to pass automatic evaluation. This here is a big one. The more content ID's present the less likely you are to pass the auto-monetization check.

If you insist on going here, id suggest you do it CAREFULLY, then springboard onto something better.

Just my 2 cents.
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Well that's sounds very promising, on the long-term can I monetize those channels with adsense and make good money out of it?
 
lilminymok said:
Im going to be real with you for a sec.

I have been in the black hat YouTube SEO business for years now. I have built large channels, long term, using view buying ETC, and have tried my hand at compilation videos / reuploading.

Do you really want to go down that road? It's a fearful one.

You will always be living in fear that someone doesn't recognize their content. Disclaimers will save you sometimes. Creators will message you and complain - most of them do nothing at all. However a very few do and In this case, you won't be getting a content ID but an actual strike if reported and found guilty by manual review - and Ive been down that road and if you build the channel to a sizable income from this strategy, it will only become a constant worry. Believe me.

With that said, heres what I found effective.

  • Changing the pitch in the video is a must to avoid the audio content ID.
  • Adding sharpness to the video while increasing it's size helps reduce but does not eliminate copyright claims.
  • And you will have to use a dummy channel to upload your content to first in order to detect content ID's beforehand.
Especially if you haven't monetized the channel yet and are looking to pass automatic evaluation. This here is a big one. The more content ID's present the less likely you are to pass the auto-monetization check.

If you insist on going here, id suggest you do it CAREFULLY, then springboard onto something better.

Just my 2 cents.
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That is some great info.
@lilminymok, you seem to be quite knowledgeable in this field. So, I got a question for you.
I have a small YT channel with 20k Subs, that is monetized by adsense. I want to add affiliate links in the videos. What is the best way to do that?
 
terrycody said:
People shared a method here before:

filter the loyalty free videos and re-post them to the Youtube and + CPA

no idea if it is working or not as of now...
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Any chance you have a link to that thread?
 
Question here: what if you steel for example 5 second clips from different existing videos, put them together, add some music and maybe some texts at the beginning/end - would that work?

thx
 
traged said:
Question here: what if you steel for example 5 second clips from different existing videos, put them together, add some music and maybe some texts at the beginning/end - would that work?

thx
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Well, there are plenty of compilation videos that just rip the funny/important part and compiles into one. And those get away successfully. Especially that is being felt in the gaming community. Streamers are getting their content ripped away all the time and guys with compilation methods generate money out of it.
 
bigger dog said:
That is some great info.
@lilminymok, you seem to be quite knowledgeable in this field. So, I got a question for you.
I have a small YT channel with 20k Subs, that is monetized by adsense. I want to add affiliate links in the videos. What is the best way to do that?
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Before we would use the annotation feature, but now that feature is dead.

For affiliate links, you MUST use a cloaker on YouTube. MUST. Affiliate links often wont open when placed in the YouTube description, especially from clickbank. I suggest you just stick the link in the description, first thing. But remember you must cloak.
 
AntoLee said:
Well, there are plenty of compilation videos that just rip the funny/important part and compiles into one. And those get away successfully. Especially that is being felt in the gaming community. Streamers are getting their content ripped away all the time and guys with compilation methods generate money out of it.
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Riiight. Well streamers really cant do anything about it. They dont "own" the content specifically. Its a shady grey area thats not really concise - and there is little regulation on it. Sad but true.
 
lbhbochc said:
I saw people do this years ago, doubt it'll work now.
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Yes. Years ago. It is 10x harder now. Every year the YouTube system gets smarter and the old black hat tactics of the past seem to be washed out. This path is a pretty sticky path to go down.
 
TheVigilante said:
Any chance you have a link to that thread?
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Sorry I think I can't find it now, If I remember right several months ago thread, the method is damn easy, go to Youtube, filter the copyright to free to use, and choose your video, then re-upload again, by doing this, videos will not trigger copyright detect and these videos are NOW yours. Go for CPA or whatever you like.

PS: another tip: there are many tools nowadays to generate Youtube like videos, search for that :)
 
I've got an even better question @lilminymok, I can create compilation videos and such with out ripping it from an already established creator.

I'm curious how do some of these, fortnite channels for example since that's a hot button right now, go from I've never heard of them 4-7 months ago to suddenly having 100k views per video and Anywhere between 1000-100k subs?

How are they breaking through the competition?
I checked each of their videos and none have had any external posts, except for some have facebook pages with no activity and like 1k likes or follows.
 
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