Does YouTube go after small time channels?

[Dowenship]

Because the smaller ones have less viewers or subscribers but it actually depends on the gravity offence of the owner of any particular channel, whether big or small...

 

[Richard92]

Because the smaller ones have less viewers or subscribers but it actually depends on the gravity offence of the owner of any particular channel, whether big or small...

Most times they do go after small channels that I have less viewers or subscribers however if you can be able to hit 10,000 views you will be paid

 

[Chibson]

I never realised this because I am not an active YouTuber even though I have a YouTube channel with a few videos. I think the reason they don't burn longtime channels because it brings traffic to their platform.

 

[Razor1911]

Most times they do go after small channels that I have less viewers or subscribers however if you can be able to hit 10,000 views you will be paid

Not only 10,000 views, the criteria now have been changed. Now we will need 1000 watch hours as well as 2000 subscribers. Then only can monetize our videos.

 

[Setho]

I think you have this perception that is wrong but normal. The hung is that the big accounts are ones that have studied the rules and tried to keep them .

 

[Famok]

According to the experience I have, YouTube always go after small channels, not the bigger ones because of a result of breaching.

 

[Sotherefore]

The reason why YouTube might be banning the small channel is because maybe they are not able to place advertisement with the small channel and some small channel do break the rules of YouTube by posting a copyright content.

 

[Delight]

I believe the reason why YouTube seems to be against the small channel is because they are trying to get rid of channels that are not generating anything ,low watching hours is always the causes of all this.

 

[Kunkun]

I didn't even know this is a thing. YouTube going after channels sounds funny, what do they stand to gain by banning small-time YouTube accounts??. Well, I only think this is possible as a result of a breach.

Well I didn't know this was the case too though but I guess of they are going after the smaller channels then they probably should have a reason for doing that or its just plain wrong

 

[Senator]

I have never come across this story of YouTube banning smaller YouTube channels for making too many comment on other channels. This is a new one to me though

 

[Trexxxy]

Well I didn't know this was the case too though but I guess if they are going after the smaller channels then they probably should have a reason for doing that or it's just plain wrong

True, or maybe some of these channels aren't meeting their terms and conditions. However, I can't completely rule out the possibility, I think it might be possible.

 

[Heatman]

Well, as far as I'm concerned, when it comes to my YouTube channel, I never experienced any kind of ban when I started out growing my audience, although it wasn't easy.

 

[Chibson]

Well, as far as I'm concerned, when it comes to my YouTube channel, I never experienced any kind of ban when I started out growing my audience, although it wasn't easy.

Growing a YouTube channel can be challenging but with hard work and dedication you will be able to do it within a specific period of time.

 

[Kunkun]

True, or maybe some of these channels aren't meeting their terms and conditions. However, I can't completely rule out the possibility, I think it might be possible.

Yeah there is that too maybe the smaller channels like you suggested aren't meeting up to their terms and conditions, that could be the case tho although one isn't too sure

 

[Richard92]

Yeah there is that too maybe the smaller channels like you suggested aren't meeting up to their terms and conditions, that could be the case tho although one isn't too sure

Anyone can start up a YouTube channel weather is smaller channel or an individual all you need to do is to boost your subscribers and followers with these you'll be able to make money through YouTube when is monetize.

 

[Setho]

I think that this is just a notion that people have kept in their minds. Most of this new Chanel are desperate and so might ignore YouTube's terms if service leading them to be banned.

 

[GIFTMICHAEL]

Its a shame that YouTube is doing that, they ought to protect their customers interest, issue warning before reproving them. I've never heard this before, I'm hearing it from you.

 

[Kunkun]

Anyone can start up a YouTube channel weather is smaller channel or an individual all you need to do is to boost your subscribers and followers with these you'll be able to make money through YouTube when is monetize.

Yeah for every large channel in YouTube they started out from scratch too so that means they were once a small channel too, the number of subscribers is what's important

 

[Ralphjoe]

I don't care for any business that bans or censors. I use YouTube for a lot of workout videos. Those people started small & now have sponsors. They made a name for themselves. If YouTube bans smaller channels, it prevents people from earning a bit of extra income, even if it's in the form of free products.

The fact that YouTube are always cracking down on small youtube channels is a bad omen to them because the thing is that most big youtube channels that are in existence right now or started small before they become this big.

 

[Bousine123]

YouTube likes to ban small time YouTube channels and seem to never go after the bigger ones. This is something that's happened quite a bit over the years. They will give you strikes much easier and ban you but a big time YouTube channel might not receive the same. I know several people who had between 1,000-5,000 subscribers and have been banned before just because they make comments a lot on other channels. It's quite a shame. These people I know start their channel over and have been doing fine since.

I have been a YouTuber for over a year now and I have not experienced anything as such. I usually feel YouTube are after big channels.