How to become Youtube certified?

[Happy]

Haha, nice. Why You can't help me? Our company have a problem of Youtube fans copying our represent singers music and those copies getting many thousands of views.
We aim to help aspiring music makers get more exposure on Youtube and get the ability to get paid a little bit by monetizing their videos, more views, fans, etc. And Youtube certified status are very important to us.

What is your company? If you don't want they to steal your music, you can flag their videos.

 

[makrofleksas]

YouTube certified isn't going to fix that. You need to apply for ContentID useage to protect your content.

So why then Youtube certified is?[DOUBLEPOST=1411309246,1411309124][/DOUBLEPOST]

What is your company? If you don't want they steal your music, you can flag their videos.

I dont want flag their videos, we want to follow statisics and get money from our content (acknowledge third party content).

 

[ARTFXSTUDIOS]

So why then Youtube certified is?[DOUBLEPOST=1411309246,1411309124][/DOUBLEPOST]
I dont want flag their videos, we want to follow statisics and get money from our content (acknowledge third party content).

If people are stealing content from your channel, especially when it's music you should setup ContentID and flag their videos, otherwise they'll keep earning revenue from 'your' content.

 

[Rouge]

Oh... C'mon.. Why you need to write stupid answers? My channel have 20 millions views and 17k subs, but criteria is not related with the Youtube Certified. Some companies do not have millions the views or subscribers but have Youtube certified status. For example youtube.com/user/xDigital


Yes, this.

You answered your question yourself. You either have to be big enough to become a brand yourself (fame) or you have to be a company that will have to deal with problems of people making fake pages.

 

[Carter]

Oh... C'mon.. Why you need to write stupid answers? My channel have 20 millions views and 17k subs, but criteria is not related with the Youtube Certified. Some companies do not have millions the views or subscribers but have Youtube certified status. For example youtube.com/user/xDigital

The channel you linked is a owned by an MCN, they are a company that works with YouTube so having YouTube Certification is logical. They were able to get certified because they talked to their YouTube rep, which is the only way to apply. What is your cumulative watch time (in hours) over the pass 90 days?

 

[iwocan]

I am Youtube certified too. I just passed the exam 2 days ago. I learned a lot of things about channel management and audience growth..

 

[TheRaptorClaw]

There are multiple ways. I saw this posted someone earlier but the one way I remember is to have 100,000 subs