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YouTube Finally Changed the Monetization Requirements | Monetization 2023 | Ypp 2023 New Rules

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YouTube Finally Changed the Monetization Requirements | Monetization 2023 | Ypp 2023 New Rules

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Ok hi friends, in this video, we're going to talk about YouTube's recent update on the monetization requirements. Let's dive right in. This update is really significant for content creators, so make sure to pay attention to all the details.

First, let's go back to the main change. YouTube has updated its monetization criteria, which you should be aware of if you are aiming to monetize your channel. Let's break it down step-by-step.

YouTube has changed its policy regarding the number of views required for Shorts. The new rule states that you need to achieve 10 million views on Shorts within the last 90 days to be eligible for monetization. This is a pretty significant shift from the previous requirements and will affect many creators who heavily rely on Shorts for their content.

Previously, channels needed to hit certain watch time and subscriber counts. But with the rise in popularity of shorts, YouTube has adapted by introducing a new metric based on short videos viewership.

As always, other usual requirements still apply - including adhering to YouTube’s community guidelines, and getting 1,000 subscribers. But for Shorts-centric creators, this change could be a game-changer.

So, let's set a target: If you enjoyed this video and found it informative, please give it a like and aim for 1,000 likes. Drop your comments and engage in the discussion. Your feedback is crucial and helps shape our future content.

Don't forget to subscribe to our channel if you haven't already. Our current goal is to reach a milestone of 10 million views through Shorts, which will then unlock several monetization features for us. Let's work together and hit this goal. Your support means everything.

It's also worth noting that any updates or changes to policies are usually aimed at improving the platform and ensuring that creators are rewarded fairly.

So, keep creating great content, stay informed about these changes, and adapt accordingly. It's an exciting time to be a part of the YouTube community, and these changes should help you maximize your opportunities for success.

Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more updates.

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Keyword

  • YouTube
  • Monetization
  • Shorts
  • Views
  • Update
  • Criteria
  • Subscribers
  • Content creators
  • Community guidelines
  • Policy change

FAQ

  1. What is the new requirement for monetizing YouTube Shorts?

    • You need to achieve 10 million views on Shorts within the last 90 days.

  2. Do the old criteria for monetization still apply?

    • Yes, you still need 1,000 subscribers and adherence to YouTube’s community guidelines in addition to the new Shorts view requirement.

  3. Why did YouTube update its monetization requirements?

    • The update aims to accommodate the growing popularity of Shorts and ensure fair rewards for content creators.

  4. What is the significance of these changes for content creators?

    • This change means that creators focusing on Shorts now have a new metric to target, potentially widening the pool of channels eligible for monetization.

  5. How can I support the channel?

    • You can support the channel by liking the video, commenting your thoughts, and subscribing to help meet the milestone of 10 million Shorts views.