Overview  Meeting YouTube’s updated monetization policy and originality rules is essential for earning revenue in ...

Which is a reversal of a monetization policy change that YouTube launched back in 2023, and it could be popular among many creators who’ve had their content demonetized due to v ...

YouTube's updated profanity policy lets creators swear in the first 7 seconds without demonetizing videos, with certain ...

With innovation comes competition, and YouTube knows it. In an effort to compete with TikTok, Instagram Reels, and other short-form video platforms, YouTube launched Shorts in September 2020. Shorts ...

YouTube is changing its guidelines towards profanity. Videos that use strong profanity at the start are now eligible for full ...

YouTube has strengthened enforcement against what it now calls “inauthentic content” since July 15. However, as the platform ...

Starting July 15, 2025, YouTube will implement a new set of rules in its monetization policies within the YouTube Partner Program (YPP), focused on eliminating repetitive, automated, and low-value ...

In his announcement, Kavanagh explained that YouTube introduced its old rules, because advertisers wanted to distance their ...

YouTube says its monetization policy update aims to improve detection of mass-produced or repetitious content. Reaction, clips, and commentary channels aren’t specifically targeted.