Can you monetize off educational sex themed videos.

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meow

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Things that do not have any nudity, but might mention certain things in an educational kind of way.
 
From Hank Green's Tumblr:

Because Sexplanations talks about sex, advertisers considers the show non-ideal inventory that they don’t want to associate with, so Sexplanations makes about ten times less per view than the average YouTube channel.
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via edwardspoonhands.com/post/96179214694/tumblingdoe-a-screenshot-of-the-lifetime

So you can, but you are more likely to make less than others.
 
kami said:
From Hank Green's Tumblr:



via edwardspoonhands.com/post/96179214694/tumblingdoe-a-screenshot-of-the-lifetime

So you can, but you are more likely to make less than others.
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Would they label all your content like this if you only did one video on a topic. Like say if you had 50 videos on other topics and one on sex-ed would they just not want to associate with you, or not want to associate with that one video?
 
meow said:
Would they label all your content like this if you only did one video on a topic. Like say if you had 50 videos on other topics and one on sex-ed would they just not want to associate with you, or not want to associate with that one video?
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I'm not too familiar with the system, though my guess, but don't just take my word for it, would be that it's either per-video judgement basis (maybe they base it off tags/description/title?) and/or what the majority of the channel is about.

I'll tag people who may know more (hope they don't mind x'P). @CoolMoo5 @JeriKane @JohnKenShow
 
That is not advertiser friendly content is it. It'll probably get age restricted and then the choice to monetize is gone completely.
 
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