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copyright claims

so i've been at yt for a little over a year. it's hard getting the views and subs, but i'm persisting. i recently ordered an intro and outro video on fiverr. since the first video i uploaded with these, i've been getting copyright claims for the song in the intro and outro. the creator on fiverr gave me the license, and i've successfully had 3 claims dropped because of it, but i'm still getting the claims for every video i upload. i'm providing the license for every one of them, and i suspect the creator of the music has just given up, since i have about 7 videos with the claims that haven't been touched yet. my question is, if the original claim was removed, shouldn't that have cleared my channel for using the song, or am i going to have to go through this every time for the rest of my channels existence?

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u/ammotrp69 — 3 days ago

I VibeCoded a motion Graphic studio app for my youtube channel

there isnt much to say

did this in two days with claude, i just wanted to post it here and show it to you guys

of course i wanna know your opinion an thoughts about it.

Why did i do it?

i do have an italian true crime channel that i wanna start uploading again, here is the problem tho, i do wanna have a "dr insanity" editing style, which if u guys are familiar with the genre you will know what im talking about.

i have edited a couple of video my self and i understood the time it will take me to learn how to PROPRERLY do those tipe of animation, so i tried to look for an editor, 25 minutes video the avarage quote was 300€ + 120€ for the script, thats when i decided to make such a thing, at first i didnt even know if it was possible actually.

however the result is STUNNING, animation that would take Hours now do take me only a couple of second and i thing its great.

i wanna anticipate those comment of people that they are gonna say something about me not learning a new skill or me delegating this task to an ai

the point is that what i like to do is the production behind, the making of a good story, a good sound design. Not editing, editing is never been a thing that i wanted to learn, that why i see this as a tool to remove that friction between me wanting to create a youtube video about a true crime event and the actual making of that video.

but with that said, i wanna know your opinin about this tool and the use of it

SORRY FOR MY ENGLISH BTW

u/Sea_Job895 — 11 days ago
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I shot my own video in the foot by publishing at the worst possible time 😂

I shot myself in the foot with my latest video launch!!

I’m about 450 watch hours away from full monetisation and yesterday I finished a video that I thought was pretty decent and could put a good dent into those 450 hours.

BUT - It was Sunday. I wanted it out. So instead of waiting, I went “f*ck it” and published it at about 10pm.

Stupid or what?

My audience is normally most active from about 5–10pm and I usually get a decent burst when a new video goes out. Sometimes 300 views an hour, and I’ve seen it go much higher when something takes off.

This time? Look at that bloody graph 😂. It's anaemic!!!

About 600 impressions in the first 12 hours when I’d normally see around 1,200–1,700.

The really annoying bit is the CTR is around 11% and AVD is 6:04 (on a 13 min vid). So the people who ARE seeing it seem to be clicking and watching.

Obviously it might still go nowhere. Not every video works and we all think our latest masterpiece deserves an audience 😂 But I definitely didn’t give this one the best start.

New rule for me: ALL videos get scheduled. If I’ve missed the sensible publishing window, tough. It waits.

Anyone else ever got impatient and completely buggered up a launch? Is there a way to recover it, short of deleting and reuploading at a better time lol.

u/nellis1971 — 10 days ago

My Small Win

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I don't get a lot of views, or earnings but in the last month I've more than doubled what I've been getting the last couple of years. Today I hit 23.5k & in the last couple of weeks I've had two videos surpass 6k views. A couple of months ago I was barely pushing 300 views & I understand YT changed their parameters, however the watch time has climbed and all these new people seem to be. sticking around. I'm grateful for this small win.

u/OliverKuiz — 11 days ago
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Hi everyone I need your help, YouTube keep rejecting my AdSense, I am stuck in step 2, and YouTube doesn't give any clear reason to disapprove my AdSense

u/TheoryMedium7142 — 10 days ago

Finally hit 100k on one of my videos

Missed the screenshot by 5 views. I posted it 5 months ago, ~90% are engaged views. It's such a weird but great feeling to know it's been watched so many times.

u/silent1mezzo — 10 days ago
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How to get started on YouTube right now?

Hey there!

So I want to ask because I genuinely want to know how to actually make this work?

I want to make a movie or anime commentary/reactor channel (almost like a mix of Danny Motta,Itsgrieves and Alex Meyers). I want to explain what happens while adding my own comedic commentary to it. I also have to keep it faceless since I don't have a decent camera and I'll be editing on my laptop.

I don't have much experience editing, scriptwriting or thumbnail making but these are all things I can learn and get better at.

What I really want to know is mostly how I can use the content of anime and or movies to make it engaging to watch. What are people more interested in? Live action shows and movies? Anime episodes? If I go the episodic route do I try and do one or two episodes per episode or try and get the entire season in?

I want to cover an array of genres like horror,k drama, comedy, all that jazz but I don't know what would work best? Or keep people the most interested?

I know saturation is a bit of a huge issue for any genre so I'm wondering if doing K drama would be the best choice?

Could you all give some tips or ideas ? I want to start doing this more of a passion project but I want to do it right and commit. I want to start doing my first video within the next month or so.

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u/theweirdochannel — 11 days ago

First video, need help with thumbnail

Hey! I've just finished editing my first video. It took months to make, but now its done! Next I am making the thumbnail​. I brainstormed these proof of concept thumbnails quickly. So these are not finished thumbnails, but instead just sketches. What ​do you think, and do you have any advice?

The video is about hitchhiking from Finland to Serbia to escape winter. ​​

u/kappelikapeli — 10 days ago

Qual é a coisa mais importante na sua opinião que faz um canal crescer do 0?

O texto é sugestivo, estou iniciando agora minha empreitada na plataforma. Quero criar valor, entregar um bom conteúdo.

Sei que existem coisas fundamentais que precisam ser focadas como thumb, título, roteiro, áudio, SEO e edição.

Mas entre todas essas (ou outras) qual é a mais crucial, que, caso o Creator focar impiedosamente, faz ele ter retorno e resultados altos?

Vocês que já conseguiram crescer, pra vocês qual foi a questão mais crítica para começar a crescer exponencialmente? Não "várias coisas", mas a mais essencial?

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u/Worth-Opposite-8924 — 11 days ago
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Am I doing good?

I started this channel a month ago. I went through multiple niches on this channel and was able to still get views on both. I am now at 24 shorts posted. I just never stayed consistent. I’ve been editing for years so I how to make a decent video. My most recent video it’s at a 73% stayed to watch. And I’m starting to notice I get passed 1000 view mark faster. It took me 7 shorts to break out from that range and now more of my videos are getting more views quicker. I read through this Reddit a lot so I just want you guys to give me your thoughts. Thanks!

u/Frosty-Resolution297 — 10 days ago