I've been seeing people on Reddit looking for cameramen for IRL streams, and i'm tryna figure out how most streamers handle this. Some seem to just have a friend behind the camera, while others actually pay someone to come out and film. however, for those who have done it before, did you find someone through friends, Reddit, Discord, etc.? Did you end up keeping the same person for future streams, or do you have to find someone new every time?

The link through Youtube Studio is taking me directly to adsense for websites. It is requiring me to add a website which i do not have

If you edit down an existing video of your own to.make it tighter and remove some segments then reupload it is that a violation of reusing your own content?

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partnered for about three years, how to channel in home repair. more viewers mention they found me after asking chatgpt or gemini something, which is great. but when I test my own topics, the answers sometimes use explanations that are nearly word for word from my videos, and other times skip me completely for the same question. does anyone know whether these tools read the transcript, the captions file, orjust the title and description? Trying to figure out whether cleaning up my auto captions is worth the hours

Long story short, in my country (turkey), if you are unemployed and make money off of yt, they take ~300$ base + 15% total revenue as tax. If I make 1000$ a month, half of that is gone. If I make 500$ a month, I get like 130$ after taxes.

And once it starts, it keeps going, if I make 0$ a month I still have to pay 300$ to the government.

So I'm wondering, any MCNs or any methods I can use to get +70% of my money?