Sorry for if this question is off-topic on this site, I found Youtube tag here, so posted.According to some news YouTube loses major advertisers upset with unsavoury videos from 1 April. And, some of Youtuber claim that there earning from YouTube has cut 60 % - 70 %. However, YouTube tried to strict Youtube sets 10,000-view mark for ads. But, this is not enough to resolve this issue.I am feeling not lucky, because, I was planning for a Youtube channel { ;) of course for earing}. But, this Youtube issues with advertisers is not good for new Youtuber.My question is: will YouTube resolve the issue with advertisers? Is there any hope for new Youtuber or not?
Will YouTube resolve the issue with advertisers?
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It's a bit more complicated than that. What Google has done:Require publishers (=youtubers who upload) to at least have 10k views on their channels before ads are shown. Once they hit 10k, these channels are manually reviewed, so spam channels and such won't get monetized at all. Remove all Display, Overlay and Discovery ads until better ad control settings are implemented. Display and overlay ads are expected to return by mid-end May, Discovery ads by mid-end June. Change the default settings for advertisers. On the safe | potentially questionable | not brand safe for most brands scale, the default setting used to be the middle one, now it's the safe one. The thing is, most advertisers are already back on advertising on YouTube, some of the prominent boycotters have been spotted advertising again. However, the changes themselves may be affecting some publishers more than others. Namely:Channels below 10k views don't make any money at all. Channels who disabled pre-roll ads (and only allow display and overlay ads) currently don't get any ads shown on their channels .Channels with somewhat edgy content are no longer targeted by default by the advertisersChannels which are in the safe category and watched by premium audiences are getting absolutely insane CPMs currently. I have seen some channels get over 20 USD as CPM, which so far was unheard of even during Christmas. FWIW, Red revenue is not affected by any of this AFAICT. 