Now YouTube's video producers will not be able to monetize until their channels gain 10,000 views.
For millions of creators of YouTube, making videos for it is not only creative work, but also a way of income. But now YouTube's video producers will not be able to monetize until their channels gain 10,000 views.
YouTube has changed its 'YouTube Partner Program' (YPP), which was launched in the year 2007. Anyone on YouTube can upload his own video and the ads are shown with his video, whose share of earnings gives YouTube to the video producer too. But now more than 100,000 views of a video, Youtube will give its producer a share of the earnings.
YouTube said in a blog post that we will not continue advertising on YPP video until it receives 10,000 views. This new beginning will give us immersive time to determine the validity of the channel.
It will also help us to confirm whether the channels are in line with our guidelines and advertisers' policies. It was further stated in the post that after the 10,000 views were passed, manufacturers will also be given a share of their earnings up to 10,000 views.
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