YouTube monetization

In the YouTube video titled “Unlocking YouTube’s Revenue Potential: Exploring the Exciting New Monetization Feature!”, the topics of demonetization, restricted ads, and YouTube’s lack of transparency are discussed. The video introduces a new update that may change the way YouTube explains why videos get demonetized. The update allows creators to self-certify their videos and appeal the yellow icon if they believe it was unfairly assigned. These appeals will be reviewed by human experts who will provide detailed information about the specific guideline the video violated, the impact on ad placement, and even whether it was the thumbnail or title that caused the issue. However, creators will need to request a review of limited ads in order to receive this detailed report. While this update is a step in the right direction for transparency, it doesn’t necessarily make it easier to fix videos with limited ads, as there is currently no option to request a review of content. YouTube sees this information as a learning experience for creators to avoid making the same mistakes in the future. Although YouTube is considering implementing a re-review option in the future, some creators may still opt to delete and reupload their videos to make fixes. Overall, this update is seen as a positive move towards greater openness and accountability from YouTube. The video also hints at addressing the issue of invalid traffic in the near future.