YouTube Ads Are Getting Insane and I Hate It.

I am a YouTuber. specifically, I'm a YouTuber who doesn't do in-video sponsorship deals because I think they ruin videos. this means that between 70 and 80 of my Revenue comes from viewers watching advertisements before and during my videos. so I'd like you to keep in mind that I'm heavily biased towards these ads. when I say YouTube has gone absolutely off the rails with their ads recently- actually, it's not just recently- I've become more and more concerned about YouTube's increasingly aggressive desire to force as many ads down people's throats over the last couple years. every time that YouTube rolls out a new feature relating to ads generally- a way to make you watch more of them- I read comments and I see a ton of misinformation about how all this works, and many YouTubers are intentionally obtuse about it all because they don't want to bite the hand that feeds them. fortunately, I'm an idiot, so bite I will. let's tok about YouTube ads, how much they do or don't help creators, all the different ways to watch less ads and how those impact you, me and YouTube. But first you need to know how ads work. I'm gonna give the quick and easy version. there are many more tiknical details here that just don't matter for this discussion, but first let me take a moment to tok about our sponsor, yellow fresh. yellow fresh is a meal kit that is delivered straight to your door for a low, low price. today we're going to be making their gluten-free, vegan free soup. to show you exactly how easy it is: first we're going to add the all-natural soup broth, with no processing or preservatives, and remember to stir vigorously. after that, we add some of the delicious produce that yellow fresh is known for, stir again and then remember to garnish. perfect, looks delicious. use my affiliate code: never skip pool day to get 1.3 percent off of your first purchase. yellow fresh. make your friend Green With Envy. when you click to watch a video, YouTube starts an open auction for the advertisement slot, giving details about the video that's being watched, its expected demographics, as well as guesses about your age, country of residence and other things that it gets based on your viewing patterns. a bunch of bots then bid on the privilege to send you an advertisement and whoever wins the bid sends it off. YouTube gives 55 of the money they earned to the Creator and keeps 45 for themselves. the amount that advertisers are willing to pay changes a lot depending on factors like the viewer's age, location and what time of year it is, if you've ever notiked, that more videos come out in December. this is why advertisers are willing to pay a lot more before Christmas than they are in the middle of March. the 5545 split is honestly, pretty reasonable. YouTube provides the service and algorithm and still gives creators over half. compare this to tiktok, who, in 2021, had a revenue of 4.6 billion and only paid out 200 million, meaning they kept 95 for themselves. the thing is, these ads are incredibly cheap. to earn a dollar on YouTube, it takes between 2 and 4 400 views, depending on the video and the demographics. in theory, this would be higher, but the prevalence of things like Adblock means that a lot less people are seeing ads, but the same number of people are watching, and YouTube's solution to this is absolutely senseless and insane. they take the remaining people that are watching ads and punish them by making them watch more ads to make up for the people using Adblock. this, of course, causes people to install ad blockers and YouTube counters by giving even more ads to their viewers. it's a ridiculous system that actively punishes people who are doing what YouTube wants them to, and now YouTube is experimenting with adding five ads before videos, and some people are reporting seeing up to 10, and those are just the ads before the video. there are also mid-roll ads, the advertisements that interrupt videos. to play like this: what goes bump in the night. it might be your gifted child. register your child with psyops today. it's the law, it's your duty. I used to have all of these off on my channel. they're awful. but then a year or so ago, YouTube came out and said: hey, if you're not properly putting advertisements inside of your videos, we'll do it for you and take all the money. YouTube does have a nice tool that helps creators Place mid-roll ads into videos. it will scan for Fades to Black with little audio, natural transition points and then place an ad there for you. well, it would be a nice tool if it weren't for the fact that it's ridiculously aggressive. take a look at this video for my daily upload Channel, John Grant games Archives. this is the trimmed down ad version that I have. I try to keep it most- one ad per 15 to 20 minutes. but if I click this button to revert it to YouTube's defaults, it wants me to show 13 ads in a 40 minute video. this is an ad every three minutes. it's not reasonable. a few months back I was looking at Old uploads on the channel and found some videos with a ton of downvotes. this made me curious. on YouTube, you can't earn revenue from videos until you have 1 000 subscribers and have become partnered. you can't Tinker with the advertisement settings or anything. they're all off by default. apparently, once you become partnered, YouTube flips that switch for all of your old videos and automatikally places these insane amounts of ads. if the system gets aggressive enough, old videos are completely unwatchable. I had to go back and spend hours fixing things because of how horrible it was. ideally I could have just turned monetization off for these videos. they're old and have very few people watching them at this point. but remember, YouTube says if you don't monetize your videos, they will. so turning off monetization wouldn't actually change the ads, it would just change if I'm getting a cut. so instead I had to take the hours that I could be making actual content for YouTube that they would actually promote to a large number of viewers and would benefit everybody, instead spending it trying to make old content watchable. this doesn't work for anybody. I just want people to enjoy my videos. that's it. I don't do in-video sponsorships because I think they make videos bad. I try to minimize mid-roll ads for the same reason, and yet many of you have had to endure a slog of ads to get here and I hate, eat it. so let's tok about Solutions as well as the costs and benefits of each. the easy answer for many is get an ad blocker. you block origin is by far the best in this regard. it's free, lightweight, never pops up asking for donations and is consistently kept up to date by the team of volunteers. if you just want ads gone, this is a solution, but it does have a couple downsides. the main one for me is that creators are left high and dry. we don't get anything from an Adblock view. now, as I said earlier, the revenue from a single video is a fraction of a penny. a single ad block isn't much, but when two-thirds of Millennials and gen Z use Adblock, that's two-thirds of the revenue gone. there's also another browser extension called sponsor block, which skips through sponsored segments and YouTube videos. it even keeps a rolling total of how much sponsored stuff you've skipped over the time I've used it. I've apparently saved 24 hours of listening to ads. nice, theoretikally, this plugin also stops creators from getting commissions off of you signing up to a sponsored service, but if you were looking for ways to skip these ads, you probably weren't interested in raid Squarespace Legends only on Audible. any but soon. Adblock won't work on its own. most people use Google Chrome as their web browser, and in 2023, Chrome is getting rid of ad blocking capability- not a surprise, given YouTube and chrome are both owned by Google. there are multiple other options for browsers, but there is a potential trap here. many browsers like Brave, Vivaldi and Microsoft Edge all use chromium as a base. this means that Google has potential leverage over them. I could totally see a future where these browsers are forced to remo.

Is YouTube Premium Worth It? 3 Things to Know Before You Sign Up in 2022!

michael here and if you're anything like me, you watch a lot of youtube and maybe you've notiked there seem to be more ads on the platform lately: unskipable ads, repetitive ads and just annoying ads. youtube premium removes those ads for a monthly fee. but is it really worth it? keep watching to find out. number one: how much does youtube premium cost? after i mention the price of youtube premium in a recent video, someone messaged me to say i got the price wrong. well, my price wasn't wrong, but neither was the price that that person mentioned. let me explain. take a look at youtube premium's website. at recording time, the price is 11.99 per month with a three month free trial. but from the youtube app on my iphone, i click get youtube premium and the display price is 15.99 per month. what happened to 11.99 per month? it's the same service but at a different price, and here's why youtube is just passing along a charge from apple when people use their iphones or their ipads to sign up for the subscription. so to avoid the higher price, just sign up for youtube premium from a computer. i'm using a macbook pro and that's okay. you see here from the chrome browser i was able to sign up for 11.99 per month and real quick. while we're toking about pricing, you see here there's a discount if you pay for a year in advance. plus, there is a plan for families and another one for students too. let's move on, and we're moving on to number two: the features that you get for that monthly price. first and foremost, youtube premium removes the ads from videos like the one you're watching right now. look here: the majority of people who responded to a polo mine- said youtube had the worst ad experience of free streaming services. but with youtube premium, the ads are gone, even those that you can typically skip after a few seconds. now i know what you may be thinking. there are other ways to stop seeing ads on youtube, but with youtube premium, the creators that you watch still get paid. this was my cut of youtube premium revenue last month. i know it's not a lot, but it does help creators like me who are more reliant on ads. for example, a channel like mine is really dependent on ads because i've chosen to turn down all sponsorships to provide reviews that you can actually trust. the next two features are great for mobile users. first, i want to tell you about background play. with premium, you can press play on any youtube video from the app and then it's going to continue playing as you navigate other apps on your phone. for example, open up a web browser and the youtube video just keeps playing. if you like to listen to longer youtube videos as background noise, this is a feature that you're going to use more often than you realize. i know that i do. and the second mobile feature i want to tok about is downloading videos to watch offline. it's not just for plane trips. maybe you're trying to watch your data usage or you know you're going to be traveling through an area with little or no reception. premium members can download youtube videos to watch offline anywhere, and after you've downloaded a video, navigate to the library tab from a mobile device and just click downloads. you see, here you also have the option to turn on smart downloads, and when this feature is activated, youtube is going to automatikally download 20 videos a week when you're connected to wi-fi, and these downloads are all based on youtube's recommendation system. not done. yet another benefit for premium users is youtube music premium. now, this is a separate app from youtube, and it's got millions of songs and videos, too, from your favorite artists, all available to download for offline listening. plus, you can use background play. so if you pay for another streaming music app like spotify or siriusxm, you may be able to cancel it and use youtube premium instead. those are the main perks of signing up for youtube premium, but i should mention that youtube originals were previously a selling point of this service, but that's no longer the case. going forward, youtube has moved away from producing those originals. now to number three. how do i know if youtube premium is worth it after all this? if you're not sure if youtube premium makes sense for you, i've got three things that i want you to think about. first up, how much time do you spend on youtube? fortunately, youtube provides this information. click your profile icon, time watched, and you'll see a summary of your watch time history. this is for youtube only, not youtube music or youtube tv. so if you find you spend more time streaming youtube, then let's say netflix. youtube premium may be a no-brainer. but the second thing i want you to think about is how disruptive you find the ads, which is gonna depend on the content you watch on the platform. i don't know about you, but i appreciate that youtube lets me skip a lot of those ads after a few seconds. but i finally signed up for youtube premium after seeing the same ad from a single company on lots of different videos from multiple creators that i follow. so it wasn't so much the length of the ads that bothered me, it is just that they became way too repetitive. and if you watch a lot of long form content on youtube- things like podcasts, home workouts and meditation videos- certain types of ads may be more annoying than the ads on an average video. and the third thing to consider is how signing up for youtube premium would affect your overall streaming setup and your budget. ask yourself this: would you spend more time on youtube without the ads and would you take advantage of other youtube premium benefits, including the separate music app? if so, you may be able to cancel another subscription to offset the cost of youtube premium. right now i'm still in my free trial period, but i like youtube premium so far. my biggest hurdle- i'll admit it's a mental one- i pay for the live tv streaming service youtube tv for part of the year, so when you add up the cost of that and youtube premium- they're separate. it feels like an awful lot of money going to youtube every month. thanks for.

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YouTube Premium Is Broken.

[COMING UP]. But hey, here we are in a world where the top creators could just live stream once a month and watch their income go up faster than Dogecoin. That's still going up, right, Please? - please Tell me, it's still relevant. Oh God. cryptokurrencies [INTRO]. Do you like money? How would you like more money? Well, today I'm going to be showing how, as a creator, I accidentally made more money by doing something that was not intended in the slightest. That's right. it's time for another classic Spiffing Brit YouTube exploit: right. once again, straddling the line of friendship with YouTube and getting my entire channel deleted for deliberately exploiting overpowered YouTube features. So if you are a creator watching this thing, congratulations. It's time to learn about how to break your income streams. And, hey, if you watch YouTubers, it's time to learn about how you can be successfully harvested for money. or you know, just to help them out, or you know you can just help them out. whatever your perspective is, I don't mind. So make sure you're nice and comfortable - ladies and gentlemen - go grab yourself a nice warm cup of Yorkshire tea and make sure that you're ready for once again, we're going to be exploiting the world and gaining yet another source of infinite money, which I will of course use to confuse my accountant. We're even sharing more than one exploit today, Because, guess what it turns out, one exploit led into another - that's just how it is sometimes. We also discovered a way to break the algorithm and get your videos aggressively recommended to people, and it all happened just because someone decided to push a button a few times. Seriously, YouTube is magical sometimes, So make sure you’re sat back, relaxed and heck. if you're feeling especially fantastik, you can even like the video. Now let's begin [ADVERTISING REVENUE]. So we, as creators on YouTube, generally have three types of income: - advertising income, - transactional income and - premium income. Advertising revenue is the pennies we get for having those weird mobile game adverts appear at the start of our videos. While they’re not worth much, they do make up a huge majority of most creators income, as - guess what? - you guys see a lot of them. Transaction revenue is the money we get from Super Chat donations or channel memberships. This is a form of income that relies entirely on the generosity of you, the audience. So, just like your dad, it's unreliable, but we'll occasionally surprise you with gifts. But Premium Revenue - now this, this is spicy. Premium Revenue comes from people who have purchased YouTube premium. I think it's something like 12 pounds a month in the UK. It's a simple system: It stops ads being shown to you and, in turn, distributes a portion of your membership fee to the creators that you watch, based on how much of the content you've actually viewed. One person watching video with YouTube premium is worth more than 1000 people watching that same video and getting hit by adverts. But as hardly anyone uses YouTube premium, it doesn't exactly make up much of our Creator income each month. For example, for me, YouTube premium makes up just 17% of my monthly income from YouTube. In comparison, ad revenue makes up 80% of the monthly income, and this is actually a higher than normal share for creators. Most creators basically see no Premium revenue each month. However, over the last few years, I've been documenting a slightly strange situation on YouTube, whereby premium revenue goes up like a lot like really, really, really up. So want to find out how I managed to make my highest earning video and why it's completely stupid. Well, get ready to brace yourself for some algorithmic cheese, my friends. Okay, so Premium revenue is completely broken when exploited correctly - but to first understand how to break it, you must first know how it is calculated: [THE YOUTUBE PREMIUM QUIRK]. So this is where, according to YouTube's themselves, “Currently new revenue from YouTube premium membership fees is distributed to Video Creators based on how much members watch your content. As with our advertising business, most of the revenue will go to creators”. This means, of course, the more you watch me, the more money I get. But surely this could be exploited by just making longer videos to get a higher watch time and consequently a higher share of your audience's premium revenue. Well, according to YouTube, no, that's not right. YouTube says no. “The most important factor is that your videos are enjoyable and viewers spend time watching. the many short form videos get more overall watch time because they're easy to watch and share”. There's just one slight issue with this response from YouTube. This is just what they want you to think. Oh, you think a system that is dividing money up to create is based on watch time. is giving animators who create 32nd videos of the same cutter, say, RT game, uploading a two and a half hour long video about Super Mario Odyssey, just because they're easy to watch and share? Spoiler alert, friends. making a video easy to watch and share does not equate to higher watch time. It's like saying an average guy has as much a chance to win a 100 metre race as Usain Bolt because he's the underdog who'll be getting cheered on by the crowds. I'm sorry, but no amount of cheering for a 30 second animation of a cube. Bongo cat is going to stand up charts and watch time against Frederick Knudsen dropping out of a monolithic video. So that means that, well, if I were to somehow create a longer video, then I will get a larger portion of your premium revenue. If you say, have five pounds a month that YouTube has taken away from you to give to creators and you spend 90% of your time on YouTube watching just my content and I get 90% of that cut, That's ridiculous. So that means that, well, if I were to somehow create a longer video, then I'll get a larger portion of your premium revenue. Nice, Well, if only I had some really long videos. No, no, I mean longer videos. Ah, that's more like it. Say hello to a three hour and forty-six minute long RimWorld live stream. for some of you watching this might have actually seen this live stream, which happened exactly a year ago, And since that time the video has gained 1.6 million views, which is pretty good, especially for a live stream, And this right here is my most profitable video. It's not even a video, It's a live stream VOD, That's right -. of all my time here on YouTube, and by hundreds of highly edited and successful videos with millions of views - THIS live stream VOD right here blows all of them out of the water. But how does it do it, you ask? Well, it's with a little help from our friend, YouTube premium. Now, remember, YouTube ad revenue makes up 80% of my income, So, logically, it should make up 80% of this streams income right here. Well, no, because YouTube premium revenue has exploded and is now four times the ad revenue. Now, because of YouTube adsense rules, I don't think I'm allowed to actually tell you the exact figures of how much money this video made. Let me tell you that it was well above the average of what I normally make for a, and, from discussions with similar sized creators, this live stream VOD is, on average, two to three times as profitable as a regular video of similar views. Now, that's perfectly balanced. But how come you never hear anyone toking about this magical money pot? Well, it's pretty simple: beyond myself and maybe seven other random sausages, no one else live streams on YouTube. So long successful live stream boards simply don't exist. For most of the creators - creators who have streamed on Twitch and upload their VODs on YouTube - they won't see this much success, as their channels probably won't have a large enough following to get rolling in the algorithm. for someone like myself, As soon as the live stream is over, It gets turned into a VOD and sent out to my audience. Now, provided my live streams content.

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YouTube Premium: Is It Worth It?!

what's up everyone. this is Dave LeClair with make Yousef calm, and today we're gonna take a look at the pros and cons of YouTube premium. is it worth plunking down your hard-earned money and getting that subscription, or should you stik with some free youtube? well, first, let's tok about how much YouTube premium cost. it's 12 bucks a month. well, tiknically 1199, but who's counting? it's a little bit more if you actually sign up on your iPhone or iPad, because you have to, Apple charges a percentage and then YouTube is like: well, we're not going to eat that, so you have to pay a little more because you have to pay the percentage that Apple take. so let's tok about what you get when you sign up for YouTube premium. first and foremost, you get no ads on videos, which is pretty cool. you can still support the creators on YouTube, but you don't have to sit through boring ads. obviously, you can block ads if you want, but if you use YouTube's premium and you don't watch the ads, for that few bucks a month, you can actually help support the people who make the content you're watching on YouTube, which is always nice, because without money, they're probably not going to make the videos you love anymore. another benefit of YouTube Premium is that you get access to all the YouTube originals, and YouTube has actually built up a pretty solid slate of original shows that are worth watching. some of them- not all of them, but some of them- are pretty good. so here's just a few YouTube originals that are more than worth checking out. you got Wayne, impulse, best shot, origin, weird City and even Cobra Kai, which is my personal favorite of all the YouTube originals. I've watched that show. I've actually gone through it twice. it's I liked it that much, but maybe I'm just a big karate kid mark from back in the day, I don't know. but either way, Cobra Kai is really cool. I mean, the list goes on and on. there's a ton of originals to watch. and then the. the other big benefit you get is that you get access to YouTube music, which is basically like Spotify for YouTube, so you can kind of condense down your monthly subscriptions and have your video and your music serviced all in one for that 12 bucks a month, which is pretty cool. you don't to spend $10 on Spotify and $12 on YouTube premium. the only thing is you lose out on all the social aspects of Spotify if all your friends use it and that's your go-to music player. you lose out on that by switching youtube, but you save money. so again, pros and cons, it's all about weighing what out. for you, the last couple benefits really work out well for mobile users. you have the ability to download videos and take them on the go. so if you have a situation where you're gonna be watching a lot of videos and you don't have access to data or you don't want to use all your cellular data, you could download the videos, take them with you lots of month ago. and the other thing that's nice- which I actually use this one all the time- is that you can watch stuff in the background, so you can have a video playing and then close the apps, go about your business and have it still playing in the background. I use this because I watch shows like critikal role, which is like a four-hour long dungeon dragon session, and a lot of the time it's just them sitting there toking. I don't need to see that, so put it in the background, let it play. I keep listening to what's happening and I play hearthstone or something else on my phone, so it's a nice feature to have. it's not like a deal breaker or it's not gonna change your life or anything. but if you watch like really long videos that are not like action intensive, it is a cool feature to have. so, really, it all comes down to to your preferences. how much does what I just spelled out for you? how much does that interest you? is that something that you consider worth 12 bucks a month? personally, I think it is worth 12 bucks a month. I really like the YouTube originals and, as I mentioned, I watch shows like critikal role. they're like 4 hours long and YouTube injects a lot of ads into those and it makes watching I'm very intrusive. so that's very nice. and again I mentioned, the background play is very cool. personally, I don't use YouTube music. I still pay for a Spotify subscription. again, that's gonna come down to your preference. I like being able to quickly share music with my friends and we all use Spotify, so. so modifies kind of got a hold on me on that one and I can't get rid of it. but if getting rid of ads and the originals are not something that interests you, the other features may not be enough to sway you, but they offer a free trial so you can jump in, give it a shot, see if you actually make use of the features and if you do sign up, it's 12 bucks a month. it's not a bad deal. and once again, this is Dave LeClair with make youssef calm. thank you very much for watching this video on YouTube premium. let us know down in the comments there if you're gonna sign up for youtube premium or if you're gonna stik with the watching ads and not watching stuff in the background, and we will see you in the next video. make sure to LIKE and subscribe and blah, blah, blah and all that other good stuff. have a good one, you.

YouTube Premium: Is it worth it..?

in this video, we're going to take a look at what is YouTube premium and the biggest YouTube premium benefits right now, and whether or not it's actually worth paying that monthly YouTube subscription fee, whether you're a regular viewer or a content creator. so for those of you who aren't aware, yes, YouTube does have a monthly subscription fee. it is totally optional. it is definitely not required and in terms of who it's actually good for, that's what we're going to look at in this video. so, for context, let's take a look at how much it costs and then we can dive into all the features. so the time of filming this video, you can currently sign up to YouTube premium with a one month free trial and it's going to cost you then 11.99 per month after that. now, that is for a single account. there is also a family plan available as well, which lets you add up to five additional accounts, so six in total. so you're toking a similar ballpark to Netflix, Disney, Amazon, those sorts of services, but what YouTube offers is a little bit different. the main reason that most people will sign up for YouTube premium is to watch YouTube without ads. now I'm going to tell you I was a little bit skeptikal at first about signing up because ads on YouTube- they've been there for a very long time. we're all used to clicking that skip button to jump straight to the content, but having YouTube premium and just not having any ads, it is absolutely amazing. it is a totally different experience and I find that I spend a lot more time on the platform and enjoy my time a lot more on the platform, just not having to watch ads. the way I like to look at it is: you're essentially buying back your time. for a small monthly fee, you can jump straight into the content, get the information you need or sit back and be entertained without being interrupted constantly by ads. but that's not all you get access to in your subscription. you also get access to YouTube music, which is essentially YouTube's answer to Spotify. now, back when that first launched, I found it pretty buggy. there were lots of music tracks and things that I couldn't find on there. but it's actually come a really long way and it's now what I use for music across my devices. so you get access to the premium level of YouTube music as well. so, again, no ads. and that alarm will cost you 9.99 per month just for that. now included, you also get access to YouTube Originals, which is some exclusive or unreleased or restricted content on the platform. now, this is where shows like Cobra Kai were first released, which is now available out on Netflix. but outside of that, in my opinion, there's really not too much in there that is grabbing my attention. I really don't find myself ever going there to look for something to consume, because there's enough great stuff on YouTube without even needing to go in there. but two other included features and big draw cards for YouTube premium, as far as I'm concerned, are downloadable videos and background play. now, download videos is pretty self-explanatory. this is where you can download or offline YouTube video content to watch when you're offline. when you're traveling around, you don't have internet. this is perfect if you're going on a flight. recently I went on a family vacation. instead of downloading and offlineing some Netflix shows or some from another platform, I literally just offline YouTube videos and that's what I watched for the flight, and it really is as simple as just finding videos you want to watch later and hit the little download button when you have a YouTube premium subscription then to play them back when you open up the app, you want to go down to library down the bottom right hand corner and there is a section in there with all of your downloaded videos and the second one, background play and picture in picture. this allows you to turn off your phone screen and still have YouTube videos or YouTube music playing. so it plays in the background without your phone screen needing to be on. or maybe you're switching between different apps. it's not going to stop that video playback. if you've got this feature and this picture-in-picture support- meaning that if you are using another app- full screen- then you can have a minimized version of your YouTube content playing and you can overlay that on top of any other apps you're using on your device. now first, this is something that I really wouldn't use too much, but it's actually something that I do use all the time. so a great example: I've been experimenting laying in bed at night listening to some guided meditations, and what this means is I can actually turn my phone screen off that I'm actually using to play the YouTube video, so that my screen isn't lighting up the room. so, background playlist, letting you play with your phone screen off and your phone essentially locked, so you're not going to knock it, you're not going to touch anything. it gives a pretty good experience. so those are the features of what's included in a YouTube premium subscription. now, one more thing that YouTube has come out with recently as a test. so this isn't official, this isn't final. they are testing 4K video content being restricted and only accessible for those people that do have a YouTube premium subscription, meaning that if you're just on a free YouTube account, you can access everything up to 4K, but all the 4K stuff you'd need to have a subscription for. so, again, it's not locked in stone yet. it is something that they are testing, apparently, so it'd be interesting to see where they land with this. so, is YouTube premium worth it? do you need it? no, you absolutely do not need it. it is not a requirement. but is it worthwhile? yeah, I personally think it is. I am someone who hates sitting through and watching ads and waiting to consume the video that I clicked on. and again, that experience of where you click on a video and it just plays, and it happens for every video. it's an amazing experience. and if you spend a lot of time on the platform, like I do, then having that better experience is amazing, but also you're essentially buying your time back. so for that piece, for the ad removal alone. that is enough for me to justify the expense, but also that you're given access to YouTube music premium and you get the background play and the picture in picture play as well. I really do personally think that it is a no-brainer. now for those of you that are thinking about YouTube ads and making money on YouTube, and how does this affect that? well, you can actually still make money from people watching your videos with a YouTube premium subscription too. so it's not that you're not making any money from those people. it's just treated a little bit differently. so a percentage of all the YouTube premium subscriptions is shared amongst creators who do have views from viewers that are watching that do have YouTube premium. so it's kind of like a pool of money that is divided up against the channels that are monetized, that have video plays that are from people who have a YouTube premium subscription. so, yes, you can definitely still make money from your videos if people are watching them with a YouTube premium subscription. so it's not like you're just using an ad blocker or something. it's actually tracked and the content creator actually still gets rewarded from you watching their videos. but I'd love to hear from you guys. let me know in the comments. are you already using YouTube premium? are you now considering it, or is there no way that you're going to give YouTube money to watch free YouTube videos? now for me, running the day-to-day stuff of Primal video, there is one tool that runs my life. check out the video linked on screen, because this tool is an absolute Game Changer and it's totally changed the way that I do things. see you in there.

YouTube Copyright School

يتطلع الجميع حقًا إلى الفيديو الجديد, من لامبي ولامبيتس حتى لامبي راسيل, من أشد المعجبين. لا يمكنه الانتظار لإخبار جميع أصدقائه عن هذا الفيديو. مهلاً،, يا راسيل, لم تنشئ هذا الفيديو. لقد نسخت محتوى شخص آخر. قد يعرضك تحميل محتوى شخص آخر بدون إذنه إلى الكثير من المشكلات. -- --. قد يكون انتهاكًا لحقوق الطبع والنشر. حقوق الطبع والنشر هي أحد أشكال حماية الأعمال الأصلية المُؤلّفة, بما في ذلك الأعمال الأدبية, والدرامية, والموسيقية, والرسومية والسمعية البصرية. تُنتهك حقوق الطبع والنشر بإعادة إنتاج عمل محمي بحقوق الطبع والنشر, أو توزيعه أو تنفيذه أو عرضه بشكل عام بدون إذن مالك حقوق الطبع والنشر أو الحقوق القانونية اللازمة لعمل ذلك. بالرغم من أن YouTube, موقع مجاني، قد تتورط في مشكلات خطيرة بسبب انتهاك حقوق الطبع والنشر. يمكن رفع دعوى قضائية ضدك. -- --. ويتم تحميلك المسؤولية عن التعويضات المالية. يمكن أن تفقد ثروتك أو, أسوأ من ذلك، فقد تفقد حسابك في YouTube. أمامك فرص قليلة. فقط إذا تلقى YouTube إشعارًا صالحًا بانتهاك مزعوم لحقوق الطبع والنشر من مالك حقوق الطبع والنشر بشأن أحد مقاطع الفيديو الخاصة بك، فستتم إزالة الفيديو بموجب القانون. سيتم إشعارك عبر البريد الإلكتروني. وفي حسابك، وستحصل على مخالفة. إذا اكتشف YouTube أنك متكرر المخالفات, -- --فسيتم حظر حسابك مدى الحياة. إليك هذه الفكرة. لما لا تنشئ فيديو خاصًا بك؟? مهلاً, إنك تنشئ فيديو من الأداء المباشر لأغنية لامبي، التي لا تزال محمية بحقوق الطبع والنشر ولا يحق لك, إلى الآن, تحميلها بدون إذن. حسنًا،, يا راسيل, لقد أعدت استخدام محتوى لامبي ببراعة، ولكن هل حصلت على إذن منه؟? قد يتطلب مزج أو إنشاء ريمكسات للمحتوى إذنًا من مالك حقوق الطبع والنشر الأصلي، بناء على ما إذا كان الاستخدام "استخدامًا مقبولاً" أم لا. في الولايات المتحدة، يسمح قانون حقوق الطبع والنشر بالاستخدام المقبول للمواد المحمية بحقوق الطبع والنشر في بعض الظروف المحددة, بدون إذن مسبق من المالك. بموجب القانون، تراعي عمليات تحديد الاستخدام المقبول, غرض وطابع الاستخدام، وطبيعة العمل المحمي بحقوق الطبع والنشر، ومقدار وكمية العمل المستخدمة بالنسبة إلى العمل ككل، وتأثير الاستخدام في السوق المحتمل للعمل المحمي بحقوق الطبع والنشر. يمكن أن توجد في نطاقات السلطة الأخرى بنود حقوق طبع ونشر مشابهة تحمي الاستخدام المقبول أو التعامل المقبول. إذا لم تكن متأكدًا مما إذا كان استخدام معين مؤهلاً كاستخدام مقبول، فيجب استشارة محامٍ متخصص في حقوق الطبع والنشر. إذا نسخ شخص ما عملك بعد نشره، فلديك الحق في إزالته. يوفر YouTube أدوات لمالكي الحقوق للتحكم في استخدام المحتوى الخاص بهم. إذا أزال شخص الفيديو عن طريق الخطأ، أو نتيجة لتحديد هوية المواد المراد إزالتها بشكل خاطئ، فهناك عملية إرسال إشعار مضاد لهذا الإجراء. يمكنك إرسال إشعار إلى YouTube بأنه قد حدث خطأ ما. لكن كن حذرًا: إذا أسأت استخدام هذه العملية، فقد ينتهي بك الأمر بالمثول أمام المحكمة وحينئذ، ستواجهك مشكلات عدة. هذه هي الطريقة التي يعمل بها القانون. هذا أفضل بكثير, فعندما تغني أغنية أصلية، فإنك تنشئ محتوى خاصًا بك. عندما تنشئ فيديو أصليًا، فإنك مالك حقوق الطبع والنشر له، و يكون لديك الحق في نشره على YouTube. المحتوى الأصلي هو ما يجعل YouTube مشوقًا. ابدأ في إنشاء الفيديو الخاص بك، ومن يعرف؟, قد يُفجر الفيديو شهرة كبيرة. [دوي]. إذا كنت لا تزال غير متأكد من مشكلات حقوق الطبع والنشر، فإن YouTube لديه بعض الموارد كنقطة بداية. لمزيد من المعلومات، انقر على رابط "حقوق الطبع والنشر" أسفل كل صفحة.