How Youtube Treat Creators - part II.
Several things you never wanted to know about YouTube - part II. Several things you never wanted to know about YouTube (especially if you are a creator) – part II.:
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Pros And Cons of Reaction Channels from Experience
So, reaction channels. I can't say that I have the best experience with them. I can't say I have the worst experience with them. The good part is that you are doing something for people about things that you already know that people like and want to watch, it's just the question of time when you are going to gain views and subscribers for what you are doing and you are going to get them for sure, because after all, it's not about you but about the things you are doing – aka watching and reacting to. And you are doing those things for a community. So, it's relatively easy to find supporters for you. If you have the patience and time to spend doing those videos that is. The wrong or the darker side about it is everything else. You are going to have to deal with strikes, you are going to deal with monetization and demonetizations, with opinion of other ppl that your tons of hours spent on it are not worth pay, and I would agree, after all you can cook for yourself, d...
How Youtube Treat Creators - part I.
Several things you never wanted to know about youtube (especially if you are a creator) – part I.: 1. They give you no answers but the general one from the YouTube studio. If there is an exception to the rule, let me know your experience. 2. They don't really care if they delete you or not. 3. The support team is a bunch of robots answering your questions. Aka copying answers from their online available guidelines. Or aren't they?