Using "UCpIPVpMuaznW9eG_x35gwZQ" should fix your channel link.I know the link isn't working. I've tried several times to get help with that, to no avail. The channel is called Serious Issues, if you wanna look it up.
Using "UCpIPVpMuaznW9eG_x35gwZQ" should fix your channel link.
I know the link isn't working. I've tried several times to get help with that, to no avail. The channel is called Serious Issues, if you wanna look it up.
Good luck figuring out what to do. If you come up with a good solution, let ME know.
Make sure to select "/channel/," and it should work. ^_^Nope. Still says "That channel does not exist". Also, that's not my username. How do we get it to display my username? Is that what happens when you get the address right?
Your "display name" on YouTube is different than your username. Youtube offers a simplified username when you reach a certain number of subscribers. When that happens, you can choose a "/c/" username. Until then, everyone's "YouTube username" is the auto-generated random letters part of the URL.
The last I heard (about a year ago) the limit was at 100 subscribers. I'm not sure if it has changed since then... The limit has changed several times over the last 3 years. I think the highest the limit used to be was 500 subscribers in 2015.H K
Hi KatyAdelson,
Thank you so much for explaining this. .
I was also wondering how this works. So, would you happen to know the number of subscribers someone must reach so that they can create a cool simplified username like yours?
Thanks. .
The last I heard (about a year ago) the limit was at 100 subscribers. I'm not sure if it has changed since then... The limit has changed several times over the last 3 years. I think the highest the limit used to be was 500 subscribers in 2015.
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It is better to have them divided, in my case I am on the moves to a new channel making them 3 channels for the 3 type of videos i love making
I would maybe suggest that whatever is getting the most views and driving subs to focus on that. As time goes on ask those subs maybe at the end of the video if they'd be interested in seeing different types of content on the channel.
Make sure to select "/channel/," and it should work. ^_^
Your "display name" on YouTube is different than your username. Youtube offers a simplified username when you reach a certain number of subscribers. When that happens, you can choose a "/c/" username. Until then, everyone's "YouTube username" is the auto-generated random letters part of the URL.