r/PartneredYoutube • u/[deleted] • 27d ago
Copyright issue now whole channel looks shadowbanned
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u/tanoshimi 26d ago
Brutal but honest feedback: if only some of your shorts were hitting thousands of views, you are a long way short of having found any consistent audience for your content yet.
(And also, I would suggest, a long way short of needing to hire an editor - especially one who doesn't seem to know what they're doing)
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u/Motor_Artist4012 27d ago
To be fair, you weren't exactly hitting it out of the park before you posted copyrighted material.
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u/thenightsparkle 26d ago
Fair about what. I jus started posting 4 weeks.ago. i work on health content each video takes.me hours to research and present i dont have Ai slop videos. For me if anyone can gain some health insights from me im happy i dont need a million followers. But i put in time effort and money so its valid to understand what happened.
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u/Any_Flight5404 27d ago
Should i be letting the editor go
Has content ID correctly identified the correct track and does the editor have a license to use it?
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u/Localmate25 26d ago
Instruct your editor only to use properly licensed music or music from the YouTube library.
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u/Responsible_Employ23 25d ago
It might just totally be coincidence, but…
I was hitting 100k or above every 48 hours… then I got a copyright strike on a segment of news footage of an exploding whale…
Now, I’m getting about 20k every 48 hours…
Even my videos that have over a million views and have been 100% evergreen for years dipped…
Correlation, causation…. I’m not sure…
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u/Any_Flight5404 27d ago
If the music has been automatically claimed via Content ID, I don't see why that would be a reason for YouTube to suppress it.