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Thinking about expanding your YouTube channel to reach a new audience in different languages? It’s an exciting opportunity, but one big dilemma always arises: Should you start a second channel or stick with just one?

Want to make your videos accessible to viewers worldwide, but don't know how to add YouTube multi-language audio? Let's figure it out.

Do you really need an artist profile? Yes. Because platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music didn’t add artist profiles just for decoration. They built these tools because they need artists to use them for discovery, context, and growth.

Shadowban on YouTube isn’t a thing. Didn’t expect this? Yeah, there’s no secret button YouTube has to hide your videos from the world. We’ve audited thousands of channels across every niche you can imagine… and guess what? There is always a reason why the channel started to perform poorly.

You probably know that creating a YouTube Kids channel isn’t as simple as putting on a fun hat and recording a video. But many folks believe kids will watch anything colorful and loud. Well, we enjoy being MythBusters sometimes.

YouTube metadata might sound like just another technical term, but it's actually super important if you want your videos to get noticed on the platform.

You probably know what happens if you get 3 copyright strikes on YouTube — your channel faces permanent termination. Moreover, it can affect your other channels, especially if they are all under the same Google account. And even if you create a new channel under a different account, YouTube still might link it to you (via IP, payment methods, or other connections). If that happens, the new channel could also face troubles.

Worried about how to keep your content from YouTube DMCA strikes and copyright issues? Anxious about the risk of takedowns or strikes messing with your channel's success and reputation?

If you’re bilingual, you probably know that asking AI to translate Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, or French text often produces something clunky. Want to know why? Because that’s just a translation. However, localization goes a lot deeper. It’s about adapting memes, cultural nuances, humor, acceptable norms… and, yes, slang.

Content ID allows music creators to earn passive income on YouTube and protect their work. It’s quite simple. You upload a track. Someone grabs that track and adds it to their Short or vlog. Maybe it’s a gamer, maybe it’s a beauty creator, maybe it’s a cat channel with 2 million subs. Doesn’t matter.