Plan to generate income from advertisements on your YouTube videos? Then your channel needs to gain more than 10,000 views!

Those are the current policies for the YouTube Partner Program (YPP), housing many individuals who make their livings posting authentic videos and connecting ads to them. YouTube states the 10,000-view limit is a method to suppress individuals who participate in the program by re-uploading other people's videos and attempting to profit off of it.

" After a channel gains 10k life-time views on their channel, we'll assess their activity according to our policies," YouTube clarified in a post. "If all looks favorable, we'll bring this channel into YPP and start serving advertisements in their video. Together these improved rules will better safeguard income primarily goes to producers who are playing by the guidelines."

The evaluation procedure will start in a couple of weeks, and will match YouTube's existing tool that enables individuals to report channels who impersonates another channel .

The latest steps to safeguard video uploaders come as YouTube and its company Google have actually drawn in criticism for showcasing some advertisements along with videos that promote terrorism or include extremist material. Marketers worldwide-- consisting of Verizon, AT&T and the British authorities-- pulled their video from the platform last month following the discoveries. Google assured to more carefully observe ads and provide their owners more control over where they appear on YouTube.

If you do not desire to see any advertisements on YouTube at all, you can sign up for a YouTube Red membership. Or, if you do not intend to spend any , you can at the very least take relief in the hope that YouTube intends to do away with those pesky 30-second unskippable advertisements beginning next year (however 20-second and 6-second unskippable advertisements will stay).