How to Request Standard In-Stream Ads for Your YouTube Channel

Gabriel

Gabriel

YouTube Addict
YouTube has just recently allowed YouTube Partners to request access to the standard in-stream ad format which was previously strictly limited to legacy partners and partners of an MCN (Multi-Channel Network).

You can now simply submit your YouTube Channel for staff to review and they will "process" it within a week (so they say). If you've been approved, you'll see the ad format under Monetization like this:

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To apply for access, visit: http://bit.ly/15OxK4l
*This form doesn't apply to partners of an MCN or legacy partners as you should already have access to this ad format by default.

For more information on standard in-stream ads visit: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/188038

Hope this helps some people and good luck!
 
Good to know, but partners with a network already have that function so I don't have to use it. But good to know for people that use Adsense.
 
Very informative information glad i already have this feature enabled since i am not a fullscreen partner:p Thanks for the info i sense a intresting video being released soon on my end about this maybe so maybe not!
 
DarkSerge said:
What is the difference between TrueView in-stream and Standard in-stream? Ads noob here :redface:
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Check the link in my OP for a link to an article about it.


How are non-skippable in-stream ads different than TrueView in-stream ads?

If a non-skippable in-stream ad appears before a video, the viewer must watch the ad in full before the video will play. With TrueView in-stream ads, viewers have the option watch the ad in full or to skip the ad after viewing it for 5 seconds. Both in-stream ad formats may generate higher CPMs than other ad formats on YouTube, but non-skippable in-stream ads have higher video abandonment rates than skippable TrueView in-stream ads.
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I see. Thanks for info.
Kinda awkward to put non-skippable ads, especially 30sec ones. 5sec is already a long wait :rolleyes:
 
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