Creators Spotlight

If you’re in the kids content space, you’ve probably come across Jason Vlogs. It’s a YouTube channel with over 23 million subscribers and billions of views on skits, challenges, and learning games.

If the YouTube Membership feature is implemented correctly, it can generate 46% or more of your channel’s total revenue.

If you’ve worked in the Kids content on YouTube, you already know the rules are different. The audience doesn’t comment or share. Growth is built on discoverability, and that makes metadata everything.

Some channels don’t need dubbing to go global. They don’t need subtitles. They don’t even need a voice. What they do need is metadata that speaks the language of the viewer.

All YouTubers want to grow their audience. But not everyone knows they can do it faster with translations.

Memberships are playing a bigger role across all regions. We’ve seen it in data from over 3,000 channels, and the story of our partner, OOHAMI, is one of the most telling.

Creators have been distributing their YouTube videos to MSN for a while now. It seemed like the platform had potential with a huge audience (2 billion+), almost no competition, and had just recently opened the door to user-generated content.

When you’ve got millions of views on YouTube, the next question is: “How can I get more from what I’ve already created?” One of the most effective answers is video translation and localization.

24/7 live streaming is made for boosting YouTube income. You just need a bunch of pre-recorded videos and a tool to run them. And that’s exactly what our partners did with their two translated channels.

Since MSN opened its doors to content distribution, the results have been hard to ignore. Early adopters have seen their earnings double or even triple compared to other similar social media platforms. Naturally, more creators are eager to get in and it’s easy to see why.