Is it worth it ?

[rigpop]

Well said!
I remember when Tiomthydelaghetto was getting a strang fan base and they shut his channel down twice he never gave up now he is one of the top youtubers. Those who do it for the love always tend to succeed.

I woulde be totaly crussed if I got my channel shut down but I woulde still fight life is harsh but if it goes to wrong just turn left

 

[alakazam]

Well said!
I remember when Tiomthydelaghetto was getting a strang fan base and they shut his channel down twice he never gave up now he is one of the top youtubers. Those who do it for the love always tend to succeed.

How did he get his channel back? I'm curious...

Anyways, Timothydelaghetto is from the USA, it's easier for him to protect his legal rights since Google is an American company, but I doubt a YouTuber from a small European country could do anything against Google in court...

 

[rigpop]

I'm new to this whole thing. How does a network protect you from having your adsense disabled if you get invalid clicks/bot clicks/flood clicks etc. ?

I donno ive gotten my two videos bombed with fale views and my channel will probobly be shut down im sad but if it happens ill just take the video from my old channel and uploade them to an other channel or restart yes it woulde feel
like s**t to ger shut down but I will probobly be shut down by the next upcoming week :-/

 

[ForeverAlonePrick]

I'm new to this whole thing. How does a network protect you from having your adsense disabled if you get invalid clicks/bot clicks/flood clicks etc. ?

Because, quite simply, you don't use adsense. Let me put it this way. Let's say tons of people use an adsense. Now, it is better to have a bigger adsense that generates more money. You and I see this, so we start monetizing our stuff on the same adsense. If you and I each make $10 a month, our adsense reports $20 of earnings a month, meaning we'll get paid faster.

Now imagine that is done by 10,000 people. Basically, that's a network. You allow someone with a really big adsense to add your channel to their adsense. And as I already said, the bigger the adsense, and the more regular revenue there is, the less likely one "false" click is to sink the boat. It's still possible for a network to get disabled, but it's about as likely as the sun exploding tomorrow.

There are other benefits, as well as some bad things, but that's the basic idea of how a network works.

I donno ive gotten my two videos bombed with fale views and my channel will probobly be shut down im sad but if it happens ill just take the video from my old channel and uploade them to an other channel or restart yes it woulde feel
like s**t to ger shut down but I will probobly be shut down by the next upcoming week :-/

And don't worry, this whole "false views" thing won't get your channel taken down! At worst, your adsense would be closed, but the channel would remain. Do you get ads with adsense right now? If you want to monetize gaming videos, I'd recommend joining a network, as they're less likely to get in trouble for these claim ordeals. If you use adsense as a gamer, stop immediately!!!

 

[SimplyRodney]

Well said!
I remember when Tiomthydelaghetto was getting a strang fan base and they shut his channel down twice he never gave up now he is one of the top youtubers. Those who do it for the love always tend to succeed.

Agreed. People who do it for money don't make it because all they think about is money. People who make it do it because they love to make videos and entertain others

 

[rigpop]

Because, quite simply, you don't use adsense. Let me put it this way. Let's say tons of people use an adsense. Now, it is better to have a bigger adsense that generates more money. You and I see this, so we start monetizing our stuff on the same adsense. If you and I each make $10 a month, our adsense reports $20 of earnings a month, meaning we'll get paid faster.

Now imagine that is done by 10,000 people. Basically, that's a network. You allow someone with a really big adsense to add your channel to their adsense. And as I already said, the bigger the adsense, and the more regular revenue there is, the less likely one "false" click is to sink the boat. It's still possible for a network to get disabled, but it's about as likely as the sun exploding tomorrow.

There are other benefits, as well as some bad things, but that's the basic idea of how a network works.

And don't worry, this whole "false views" thing won't get your channel taken down! At worst, your adsense would be closed, but the channel would remain. Do you get ads with adsense right now? If you want to monetize gaming videos, I'd recommend joining a network, as they're less likely to get in trouble for these claim ordeals. If you use adsense as a gamer, stop immediately!!!

No I don't use adsense at all don't even have it on my channel :-/

 

[alakazam]

Because, quite simply, you don't use adsense. Let me put it this way. Let's say tons of people use an adsense. Now, it is better to have a bigger adsense that generates more money. You and I see this, so we start monetizing our stuff on the same adsense. If you and I each make $10 a month, our adsense reports $20 of earnings a month, meaning we'll get paid faster.

Now imagine that is done by 10,000 people. Basically, that's a network. You allow someone with a really big adsense to add your channel to their adsense. And as I already said, the bigger the adsense, and the more regular revenue there is, the less likely one "false" click is to sink the boat. It's still possible for a network to get disabled, but it's about as likely as the sun exploding tomorrow.

There are other benefits, as well as some bad things, but that's the basic idea of how a network works.

Thanks for the explanation. So, to keep safe, I should connect my adsense account to my youtube channel, but not monetize any videos before joining a network... ?

 

[JollyDangerous]

How did he get his channel back? I'm curious...

Anyways, Timothydelaghetto is from the USA, it's easier for him to protect his legal rights since Google is an American company, but I doubt a YouTuber from a small European country could do anything against Google in court...

Well he would give all his subbers an update before he would get shut down and would tell them to go to his new channel and yes he would reupload his content which is its important to backup all your vids.
Depending on your channel size I think that youtube will still hear your side of the story. I mean something has to seriouly go wrong for things to end up in court. If things do go that bad youtube wont fight for you no matter where your from. They are like MI6 if you get caught we dont know you type thing.

 

[ForeverAlonePrick]

No I don't use adsense at all don't even have it on my channel :-/

Then what were those 'fake views' you mentioned earlier?

 

[JollyDangerous]

Thanks for the explanation. So, to keep safe, I should connect my adsense account to my youtube channel, but not monetize any videos before joining a network... ?

Thats what I would do have adsense but dont monetize. I actually wait for it anyway because Im not at that point in my youtube journey yet.