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It's simple just stop working on copyrighted and anyone else's content and start creating your own content and brand. Only then you can acheive whatever you have in mind regarding YouTube Passive income. And as far as I am concerned if you can't work on your own content then don't bother at all because one thing is for sure and that is YouTube is going to make it more difficult over the years so you better buckle up :D
YouTube tightens the rules around creator monetization and partnerships
In an effort to regain advertisers’ trust, Google is announcing what it says are “tough but necessary” changes to YouTube monetization.
For one thing, it’s setting a higher bar for the YouTube Partner Program, which is what allows publishers to make money through advertising. Previously, they needed 10,000 total views to join the program. Starting today, channels also need to have 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of view time in the past year. (For now, those are just requirements to join the program, but Google says it will also start applying them to current partners on February 20.)
This might assure marketers that their ads are less likely to run on random, fly-by-night channels, but as Google’s Paul Muret writes, “Of course, size alone is not enough to determine whether a channel is suitable for advertising.”
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It's simple just stop working on copyrighted and anyone else's content and start creating your own content and brand. Only then you can acheive whatever you have in mind regarding YouTube Passive income. And as far as I am concerned if you can't work on your own content then don't bother at all because one thing is for sure and that is YouTube is going to make it more difficult over the years so you better buckle up :D
YouTube tightens the rules around creator monetization and partnerships
In an effort to regain advertisers’ trust, Google is announcing what it says are “tough but necessary” changes to YouTube monetization.
For one thing, it’s setting a higher bar for the YouTube Partner Program, which is what allows publishers to make money through advertising. Previously, they needed 10,000 total views to join the program. Starting today, channels also need to have 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of view time in the past year. (For now, those are just requirements to join the program, but Google says it will also start applying them to current partners on February 20.)
This might assure marketers that their ads are less likely to run on random, fly-by-night channels, but as Google’s Paul Muret writes, “Of course, size alone is not enough to determine whether a channel is suitable for advertising.”
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