More Good YouTube Monetization News!

Introduction

YouTube has exciting news for aspiring content creators! Earlier this year, the platform announced a significant reduction in monetization requirements, making it easier for you to become eligible for the YouTube Partner Program.

The new criteria now allow creators to join the program by achieving either 500 subscribers and 3,000 hours of watch time, or accumulating 3 million views in shorts over a 90-day period. By meeting these new benchmarks, you can access various monetization features, including Super Chats, Super Thanks, memberships, and shopping. However, it’s important to note that traditional ad revenue still requires meeting the original thresholds of 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours.

These revised requirements have been gradually implemented across the platform, and as of now, nearly 100 countries have become eligible for these new guidelines. If you’re curious to see if your country is included in this rollout or still remains outside the program, check out the video linked here for further insights.

Join the conversation! Let us know if your country is now part of the eligible regions or if you find yourself still waiting for your chance.

Keywords

• YouTube
• monetization
• YouTube Partner Program
• 500 subscribers
• 3,000 hours watch time
• 3 million shorts views
• Super Chats
• Super Thanks
• memberships
• ad revenue
• eligibility
• countries

FAQ

Q: What are the new monetization requirements for YouTube?
A: The new requirements state that creators can join the YouTube Partner Program with 500 subscribers and 3,000 hours of watch time or 3 million views on shorts over a 90-day period.

Q: Can I still earn ad revenue with the new requirements?
A: No, traditional ad revenue requires 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours.

Q: How many countries are currently eligible for these new requirements?
A: Nearly 100 countries are currently eligible for the updated monetization requirements.

Q: What monetization features are available with the new criteria?
A: Creators who meet the new requirements can earn from Super Chats, Super Thanks, memberships, and shopping.

Q: Where can I find more information about my country's eligibility?
A: A video linked in the article provides further insights into eligibility across different countries.