Can copyright content be monetized on YouTube?

Getting a copyright strike means: You may not be able to monetize your videos. If the copyright strike is on a live stream, you may lose streaming privileges for 90 days. YouTube will terminate your channel after three copyright strikes.

Can I upload and monetize same videos to multiple YouTube channels?

No, one video can be monetised only once; however, you may upload it to multiple channels. This encourages originality as one cannot go by a fixed formula for success.

How do I monetize reused content on YouTube?

What you can do to solve this is:

1. Add commentary to the video or show your presence in your videos (voice or on screen)
2. Link back to your YouTube channel from your website.
3. Provide more context about your work in your video and channel descriptions.
4. Make sure the content on your channel aligns with YouTube’s policies.

Does YouTube put ads on videos that aren’t monetized?

Ads may appear on your uploaded videos even if you haven’t monetized the videos yourself. If your video contains content to which you don’t own all necessary rights, the rights holder may have chosen to place ads on it. YouTube may also place ads on videos in channels not in the YouTube Partner Program.

What happens if you post the same video twice on YouTube?

What happens if you have the same video on two YouTube channels? If you manage to upload the same video on two YouTube channels, the second video will be flagged as duplicate content and you might even get your channel removed.

Why are my YouTube videos not eligible for monetization?

If your identity or PIN is not verified, your channel can’t monetize. Once you verify your identity or PIN, you can monetize. Sign in to your AdSense account to see whether you need to verify your identity or enter a PIN. You can learn more about PIN verification and identity verification.

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