YouTube has updated its re-application policies for the YouTube Partner Program (YPP), affecting new applicants and suspended channels. Rejected channels will have specific timeframes to appeal and ...

YouTube lowered eligibility requirements for Partner Program in 33 more countries. Creators now only need 500 subscribers to apply. New requirements give earlier access to monetization features.

YouTube has introduced a new policy for its YouTube Partner Program. The policy cuts down the number of watch hours and subscribers needed by creators in select countries to join the program. YouTube ...

Assuming you live somewhere other than under a rock, you’ve probably noticed that being a YouTuber has evolved from a fun hobby to a legitimate way to make a living. If you’re interested in becoming a ...

Prioritizing the growth of creator channels, YouTube is offering some previously banned creators the option to request a new channel and rebuild their presence on the platform. “Over the next several ...

In a surprising Partner Program policy change, YouTube is widening the gap in time before rejected or suspended users can rejoin the monetization program. YouTube’s Partner Program is the backbone of ...

YouTube is offering some banned creators a fresh start. The video platform on Thursday announced its new “Second Chance” program, allowing certain previously terminated users to apply for a new ...

Since announcing its “Second Chance” pilot program, in which eligible YouTube creators with previously banned channels can apply for a new channel a year later, a plethora of users have reached out to ...

Writing, shooting, editing, marketing—being a YouTuber is a full-time job, and like any occupation, you should expect to get paid. But where will your revenue come from? And how can you increase it?