AIR Creators Ecosystem

Converting YouTube payments into crypto isn’t that simple. Sure, platforms like Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, BitPay, and even PayPal offer ways to make the switch, but every one of these methods routes your funds through a bank first. And that means slower transactions, higher fees, and a loss of privacy.

So, you’ve got your first YouTube channel up and running, and now you’re thinking about creating a second one? Maybe you want to experiment with a new content style, target a different audience, or just keep things a bit more organized. The good news? Setting up a second YouTube channel is super easy, and you don’t even need a new Google account!

This debate never truly ends: What is the best length for a YouTube video? Should you optimize for the algorithm with long-form content, jump into the growing Shorts playground, or find the perfect balance?

YouTube monetization is rarely a quick way to get rich. But when you finally get monetized, it feels like everything is possible. The first $100 gives you a rush, the jump to $500 makes the dream of full-time content creation seem attainable—and then the real question hits: how do you make it happen faster?

Choosing the right music distribution service can feel like navigating a maze, but it’s crucial for getting your music out there. Let's break down the best options to help you find the perfect fit for your tunes and dive deeper into what makes each of these music distribution services unique and how they can cater to different artists' needs.

Every experienced creator reaches a point where audience growth plateaus or you just stop growing as fast as it was. The English-speaking market, while lucrative, is saturated.

Looking for the right strategy to grow your channel’s reach and revenue? As Anthony D'Angelo once said, 'Don't reinvent the wheel; just realign it.' We recommend a strategy that’s proven its worth but is often overlooked: translating your videos into French.

For years, Twitch and live streaming have been nearly synonymous. If you wanted to stream, Twitch was the default choice – it had the culture, the community, and the infrastructure built around live interaction. YouTube, on the other hand, was where you uploaded polished, pre-recorded content. That was the conventional wisdom. But that thinking is outdated.

So, you’ve already done the hard work: you’ve built an audience, mastered YouTube’s algorithm, and found ways to monetize your content. But have you ever asked yourself, “What if something happens to my channel?” Relying on a single revenue stream can be risky.

Kids' content is one of the fastest-growing categories on YouTube. In 2023 alone, the YouTube Kids app was downloaded more than 144 million times globally. That’s not just a statistic—it’s a clear sign that demand for kids' content is exploding worldwide.