Will Youtube monetization requirements get even harder?

[Justin]

not really, if people really want to know how adsense's money tastes like, they will try many ways, such as, buying already monetized channels or simply buy traffic that's not coming from bots

then people will try to find another platform

I have heard of bying and selling monetized youtube channels. I also hear that adsense is country specific. If that's true, how do the people use adsense accounts they bought? I mean how do they bypaas google' terms

 

[Ralphjoe]

I do not think that YouTube monetization policy will get harder because a lot of people have been complaining about the difficulty in monetizing their YouTube page and so therefore YouTube would love to reduce those policies so that they can get more people to monetize their channel or page.

 

[Chibson]

YouTube monetization policy you will definitely be harder in the nearest future. Few years ago you just need about 1000 views to get your YouTube channel monetized but today it is very hard and a lot of people get tired at some point trying to monetize their channel.

 

[Abbeyola]

Before some few years, to have your videos monetization, you were in need of only 10.000 of total views in your youtube channel, and you didn't even have to apply for monetization, which means, monetizing your own content was a piece of cake, till the 1k subscribers and 4k hours of views rule appeared, which is extremely difficult.
Do you think it will get even harder?

Seriously, I never knew monitizing of some social media platform is that tedious and very difficult to make money from it, until now.

 

[Richard92]

It what is going on now I think YouTube monetization requirements will get harder because many people these days and monetizing your YouTube page.

 

[Setho]

Even as YouTube just announced a shoot up in revenue, it is still expected that the barrier to entry to entry to start to monetize the platform would jump up too because there are more creatives hoping to use the platform more than ever before right now.

 

[Bousine123]

Before some few years, to have your videos monetization, you were in need of only 10.000 of total views in your youtube channel, and you didn't even have to apply for monetization, which means, monetizing your own content was a piece of cake, till the 1k subscribers and 4k hours of views rule appeared, which is extremely difficult.
Do you think it will get even harder?

I think youtube is becoming more strict towards its users Because of the amount of stolen content going on on the internet. I also think it's going to get a lot harder.

 

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[greenie]

I don't think the terms and conditions for monetization of YouTube channel will get harder. The terms and conditions have been the same for a couple of years and I doubt it will change. If it does there will be a lot of backlash from you tubers.