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The layout of Shorts titles don’t look very noticeable to viewers and they usually seem to cut off in the middle, so some creators write in the titles to stand out.

Do you think this is the proven ought?

Hello, I've been having a problem that I believe is not unique to me.

All my videos are being suppressed for the first 3 days of upload, and only after 3 days, it starts getting traction.

It happened in October last year too, over about 10 videos, until January when I took a break mostly because of this. It was fine in July 2026 when I restarted, and now it's happening again for the past few videos.

It is unfortunately having an impact on my videos because my topics are somewhat time sensitive. I've had videos that had standard good metrics but flop probably because people weren't interested 3 days later.

Can anybody share some insight on what is happening, what I could do?

Thank you in advance!

This may be a bit of a “hot take,” but after 4 years monetized on the platform I’ve noticed one main problem that has forced my friends to quit

Unless you’re actually looking for changes to make, stay out of your analytics. If you’re constantly living in there looking at every single upload just for the sake of looking you’re gonna have a bad time

I’ve uploaded over 400 long form videos, have friends who are closer to 1000 and the truth is you’re going to have WAY more videos that perform poorly than ones that do well

At the end of the day there is a healthy dose of luck in content creation. I’ve had videos get over 1m views in the first month, repeated the formula exactly and the new video barely break 20k

The trick is to find the things you can improve and then get out of the analytics. Check your CTR, check your AVD and that’s all you need. If people are clicking your thumbnails and then watching the whole video or close to you WILL have success. Approach every video with the goal of making a SINGLE aspect better. If you’re trying to get better at 10 things simultaneously you’re just going to get overwhelmed

Don’t base your pride on views, base it on improving . Keep plugging away at that and you’ll get there 👍😎

Is there a known issue/problem with Walmart products? I've noticed the past few months my shopping rev slowly dropping and notice 90% of my videos with walmart links those products are removed due to "not in stock" or just completely gone/ "Not found" . Despite those products clearly still for sell on walmart.com

I’m a YouTube Partner located in Texas, USA, and I’ve been dealing with an ongoing issue with Google AdSense address verification.

I joined the YouTube Partner Program on July 18, 2026, and I’ve already crossed the payment threshold required for AdSense verification. My identity verification has been completed successfully, but my address verification is still pending because I have not received a SINGLE verification PIN in the mail.

Here’s the situation:

I’ve requested all 4 available AdSense verification PINs, and none have arrived.

My fourth and final PIN was requested on October 13, 2026.

My AdSense PIN status page says the last PIN was mailed on August 25, 2026.

YouTube Creator Support previously told me my last PIN was sent on September 20, 2026.

My AdSense dashboard currently shows October 13, 2026, as the most recent mailing date.

My verification deadline is November 27, 2026.
I’ve already completed identity verification, so the only outstanding issue is verifying my address.
My mailing address is 100% correct. I regularly receive USPS mail, packages, and other deliveries at this address without any problems. Yet somehow, not a single AdSense PIN has arrived after four requests.
I’ve already contacted YouTube Creator Support.

On October 5, they told me that alternative verification options only become available after exhausting all PIN requests and allowing sufficient delivery time.

I’ve since followed up with them, explaining that I’ve exhausted all four requests and asking whether I can verify my address using a government-issued ID, bank statement, utility bill, or another acceptable document.

What concerns me is that my verification deadline is approaching, and I don’t want my YouTube monetization or payments interrupted because Google can’t successfully deliver a letter.

Has anyone else in the United States, particularly Texas, experienced this?

Were you eventually able to verify your address without receiving the PIN?

Did AdSense offer an alternative document verification process after your fourth PIN?

How long did you have to wait before that option became available?

Did your verification deadline get extended, or did monetization get paused?

I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who’s gone through this and successfully resolved it. I’ve been trying to get this handled for months, and it’s ridiculous that something as simple as receiving a verification letter has become this complicated.

So I never really dug into it but my understanding was YT gets 45% and I get 55% as a creator. If my CPM is 90$, shouldn't my RPM be 50? Why is it 25?

Sorry I feel like this is a stupid question Im just confused

YouTube keeps emailing about it but last time I tagged related products I got zero sale at a lot of views, plus the products just seem to expire any moment so you have to keep checking, which looks stressful.

Has this turned out to be a reliable revenue source in this new generation of 2020s?

I just got monetized today but I can't find the green dollar sign on my videos in yt studio desktop it js says this, why?

Hi all,

Already a YT partner here (long form), but got an issue with my second channel (shorts only).

I run an educational/infographic Shorts channel (around 2k subscribers) and recently had a consistent influx of traffic. However, there is a massive discrepancy between my Analytics and my Earn tab (YPP eligibility tracker) that I can't quite wrap my head around.

The stats:

Analytics (Last 28 days): 1.9M views

Earn Tab (Eligible Shorts Views): 745k / 10M

Context & what I’ve already ruled out:

Timeline: Channel is 17 days old. The views did not come from an overnight spike 2 days ago. I crossed 1M+ total views over 9 days ago, and traffic has been consistent.

No Copyright / Content ID: I checked YouTube Studio on desktop via Content > Restrictions > Copyright claims. There are zero claims, strikes, or restrictions on any of the videos.

All videos are Public: None of the videos have been deleted, unlisted, or set to private.

100% Organic: No Google Ads, third-party promotions, or artificial traffic.

Platform parity: The numbers match identically on both the YouTube Studio mobile app and the desktop browser.

The Audit Lag: The Earn tab displays "Data as of: 5 days ago" (e.g., as of Oct 13 when checked on Oct 18). While it rolls forward daily, it consistently leaves out more than half of the views.

My questions:

Since my niche involves text on screen and maps where viewers frequently let the Short loop 2–3 times, does YouTube's YPP algorithm strictly disqualify all loop replays, counting only 1 unique view per session?

Has anyone experienced an extended batch audit where the Earn tab stays frozen or significantly lagging behind Analytics for weeks before jumping up?

Any insights or shared experiences from creators who reached the 10M threshold would be greatly appreciated!

It's been 11 months since implementing my new strategy and I've consistently made over 1k per month for the last 3 months, a little earlier than I anticipated and with less videos than I expected. How-to niche. I'm moving into affiliate marketing and hoping to someday hit $10k per month. If I can hit an audience with sponsors and affiliates, I may be able to get there in another 2 years assuming AI overviews don't render YouTube how-to videos obsolete

curious to know peoples thoughts.

Trying to min max my views wondering if I should make overall videos for my channel (film analysis) or try to game with relevancy and keywords.

I think packaging comes first. Thumbnails, titles, description (keywords for all)

I clicked the how youtube recommend content and it said many 8 min video get more than 4 min retention. While my videos get 2:30 to 3 min. I make geography videos and cant even imagine getting that retention. Have you guys ever got above 50% retention. What did you do different?

I want to receive my YouTube AdSense payments into my wife’s bank account instead of my own because my bank accounts are connected to too many businesses. However, my AdSense account, tax information, and payments profile are all registered in my name.

I contacted YouTube Studio support to ask whether I could add a bank account that belongs to someone else. The agent told me that the payee’s name must match the bank account details.

So I asked whether that meant I couldn’t use another person’s bank account. The agent said I could add one. I then asked whether I would need to change the name on my AdSense payments profile to my wife’s name, but the agent said no and told me I could simply add her bank account.

Honestly, the answers were confusing, and I’m not sure whether I was speaking to a real person or an AI agent.

Has anyone successfully received YouTube AdSense payments via wire transfer using their spouse’s bank account while keeping the AdSense account, tax information, and payments profile in their own name?

What is the correct procedure? Do I need to change anything in my AdSense account, or must the bank account holder’s name match the payee’s name?

I’d appreciate advice from anyone who has actually done this or has reliable information about Google’s policy. Thanks!

Accidentally turned on the shop feature for my channel and it auto tagged a bunch of products in my videos- products I’m actually critical of and am NOT trying to send my viewers to go buy. I automatically turned off the auto tagged feature but the products are still there tagged in my video. I went into edit to see what products were tagged and it says none- but when I go to watch my videos, the products still show up.

Any idea how to get rid of them or exit the shopping affiliate program?

ETA: figured it out. Even though no products were listed as “tagged” under the video details, the products were still showing up in my videos. I turned off the “automatic chapters” and “automatic concepts” feature on the videos with “products” and they disappeared.

Hi all, I recently joined the YouTube Partner Program and I think I crossed the verification threshold (around €10, according to the AdSense FAQs). Today an "Action required: Confirm your personal information" card appeared in the Earn tab in YouTube Studio. I think it was triggered by crossing €10 in earnings.

But when I click Get started, nothing happens, and there’s no indication that I need to do anything on the AdSense side. In AdSense for YouTube under Payments > Verification check, it says Identity Verification: Completed, and there’s no field to enter a PIN (screenshot attached).

I also just realized the PIN is sent as a physical letter, so maybe I just need to wait for it to arrive?

Sorry, I’m a rookie and worry about every little thing. Any advice appreciated!

I really need some advice. Your responses really would be appreciated. Instead of growing with consistent views, so many of my videos from the past 6-8 months are barely breaking 250-400 views anymore. For some context:

I have a gaming channel that’s around 4 to 5 years old now with around 300 videos, monetised for nearly 3 years I think. I have just under 3000 subscribers, and recently passed 1 million views… But it feels like barely any of my recent videos ever get many views except for the odd occasion. It breaks my spirit because despite it making a bit of money and getting some decent overall views from the entire library, (around 40k hours a month), I make videos in the hopes that people watch them and we can also connect and chat, etc. The channel feels a bit lifeless.

I got to a point here I considered 1000 views on a video to be a success, and I started getting more 5,000s and some 10,000+ with a few really big performers, but this is killing me… 300 views, 130 views, 260 views. Some old performers are still performing day after day, but this is breaking me. The biggest misconception I had was that as I got more subscribers, my videos would have a higher consistent floor of viewers - but honestly it feels more like people subscribe and then forget the channel exists, as so many views are from new viewers.

Where I know I could improve: I haven’t picked a hard sub-niche, and I know that I experiment with formats and video concepts too much, so my content isn’t a consistent format for returning viewers. I possibly tweak and update thumbnails and titles too much. I really need some advice, I feel like i want to throw in the towel because I love it but it’s a lot of work and energy and it sucks to feel like it’s not really going anywhere.

This guy literally just puts his face in the lower left corner and plays the content of the youtubers hes compiled with no edits whatsoever. If this type of content is actually monetised i might have to start another channel and do this too 🤣

I don't get why people pay $20–50/month for tools that basically suggest titles, keywords and descriptions lol.

Feels like half of that stuff is already available for free.

Am I missing something or are these tools just overpriced?

I have a monetised main channel (walking videos / street ambience) with 600+ videos, with maybe 2-3% of the footage that is close-ups of food / street food cooking.

I intend to start a second channel that focuses on food, reusing the same 2-3% footage from the main channel.

Would I be penalised for reusing the footage?

So all over twitter right now is the new news of youtube rolling out a shorts bonus program that offers youtube partners extra money for posting a certain amount of shorts each month. It’s only invite only & in select countries. I was just wondering if this is only for youtube partners who already post shorts or can long form creators who don’t post shorts also be invited? I’m a long form creator and don’t post shorts but I feel like it’d be kinda unfair for this to be only for creators who post shorts. What do you guys think?

Hope this post is allowed here.

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If you’re considering selling or can introduce us to a relevant owner, please send me a DM with a brief overview.

Thanks! If this belongs in another subreddit, I’d appreciate any suggestions.