YouTube now allows more profanity in videos. Moderate profanity is eligible for full ad revenue, while strong profanity may receive limited ads. The post YouTube Updates Ad Policy To Allow More Profanity In Videos appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

YouTube’s new lead, Neal Mohan, plans to support creators by expanding subscription, shopping, and digital goods offerings while investing in new features and AI. The post YouTube’s Priorities For 2023: New Ways To Make Money, AI Tools appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

With YouTube Shorts monetization, how much money can creators make compared to the TikTok Creator Fund? Here are the differences. The post YouTube Shorts Monetization: How It Compares To TikTok appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

YouTube’s latest updates make it easier for creators to interact with their audience and analyze their video performance. The post YouTube’s New Updates Help Creators Engage & Analyze Data appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

YouTube Shorts creators can now join YouTube’s Partner Program and earn money with their content. Learn about the requirements and how the revenue-sharing model works. The post YouTube Shorts Monetization: How Revenue Sharing Works appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

In its latest round of updates for video creators, YouTube is launching more detailed analytics data and enabling Shorts thumbnail customization. The post YouTube Launches New Analytics & Custom Shorts Thumbnails appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

YouTube is rolling out new contract terms for all channels that earn ad revenue, which creators must accept to remain in the YouTube Partner Program. The post YouTube’s New Partner Program Terms: What You Need To Know appeared first on Search Engine Journal.