It isn’t a shadowban in the traditional sense, but rather YouTube’s testing mechanism at work.
If they don’t pass the test—through high engagement and retention—they get parked, stuck at that ~500 limit.
What criteria does Youtube use to decide which channels are granted monetization and which channels are denied?
I ask this question because I see many channels identical to mine, and of all these channels, I see that only some are monetized while the others are not, and that makes me wonder why...
I have a YouTube account with +30,000 subscribers. After not being active, changing the niche and name a few times, I now started posting again and of course, got 10-200 views on 11 new videos.
Is there a chance the channel could be revived? As soon as one of my videos gained traction and got...
I already have a youtube channel with 130,000 subscribers and millions of views every month.
I decided to take over an old youtube channel associated with the same email address of my main channel (130k), to make a secondary youtube channel on the remix music niche.
So I deleted the old videos...
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