OzzyMikeNaz
I've Got It
I dont think you HAVE to but it is dishonest not to.
JesusGreen
Posting Mad!
You have to declare it as a promotional video in the video settings if you have monetisation enabled - otherwise YouTube can take down your video/issue strikes.
You don't necessarily have to tell your viewers that its a sponsorship, but it'll be pretty obvious that it is in 99% of cases so you're better off being honest about it.
You don't necessarily have to tell your viewers that its a sponsorship, but it'll be pretty obvious that it is in 99% of cases so you're better off being honest about it.
Crown
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Moved to the monetization forum. 
If they've reached out to you and asked you to make a video dedicated to their product, they should be offering you money for the publicity and the exposure to their brand on top of the affiliate link.
And yes, you need to declare it as a "paid endorsement / promotion" by ticking the box in the "advanced options" tab.
The option below it is also highly recommended (the option that will declare to your viewers that it's an endorsement.) to make sure you are fully compliant.
If they've reached out to you and asked you to make a video dedicated to their product, they should be offering you money for the publicity and the exposure to their brand on top of the affiliate link.
And yes, you need to declare it as a "paid endorsement / promotion" by ticking the box in the "advanced options" tab.
The option below it is also highly recommended (the option that will declare to your viewers that it's an endorsement.) to make sure you are fully compliant.
Jungle Explorer
I Love YTtalk
I have a question about this subject. I do a lot of product review videos on stuff I buy and use for myself. So far no company has offered to send me products to review, but say in the future one does. I am not talking about them paying me to do a review, but just providing the product for review. In this case, what does youtube require?
