Adding Adsense To YouTube Videos

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I had a notice on YouTube this morning that said I can now add adsense to my videos. I'm unsure about adding it to existing videos though.

Does anyone know how to do this?
#search engine optimization #adding #adsense #videos #youtube
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    Log into Youtube & you'll see a small button below each video "Monetize". You can turn Adsense On/Off with the button (per individual video).

    Make 100% sure that you own everything in the video, Audio + Video, otherwise turn on Adsense, they take this very serious.
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  • Thanks Yukon, I've been looking for that too
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    • Found it Thank you.

      Anyone have much success with YouTube? I'm doing a lot of music production related tutorials. Some are already getting decent hits but clicks on my bit.ly links in the description are not good.

      I'd love to have those full ads that you can't skip. I bet Vemo are making an absolute fortune from those.
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  • You can use an automation for mass video generation to reach that goal. There are too many niches where you can find keyword ideas to attack with good traffic and low competition.

    For keyword research, i like Semrush.com (for quick ideas) and then generate long tail keywords with Scrapebox (which also analyzes competition).
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    • Appreciate the input but this is something much different mate.

      We're talking about uploading to YouTube and keeping things clean (at least that's my goal). Because the videos are being done by myself I want to keep the account legit and white listed.

      The last thing I want is for YouTube to swipe my account and have to start the process over again.

      I'm not sure I'd rely on a video though in terms of SEO. I'd rather have a website and rank that instead, and then add the video to that.
  • Wow, 1000 videos is quite a chunk of work to do... Even though you do need a good keyword research and plenty of videos to see some results on Youtube.

    Yes, Yotube is pretty strict. So if you have many videos on one channel and it gets banned you lose a lot of work...

    In terms of product - if you already have experience then you most likely have something to share. And most likely there are people who would like to know it. So of cause - go for it.
  • Plus, you can easily connect you Youtube and Adsense accounts. It is very convenient. If you do not have an Adsense account yet, you can create it via Youtube.
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