AIR Media-Tech

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.

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.

Every creator has heard of VidCon. And if you haven’t been yet, here’s your chance to change that. What started as a single meet-up has grown into a global phenomenon, uniting creators, brands, and industry experts under one roof. So, when’s the next VidCon? It’s already on the horizon!

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.

There’s a way to squeeze more out of your YouTube channel without creating new videos from scratch. The way is streaming. And no, it’s not just for gamers. Music, kids’ content, entertainment — streaming can work for many niches.

3-minute YouTube Shorts. First, they were promised. Then they were “launched.” Then came a few months of total chaos. No one really knew who had access, when it would work, or even how YouTube was counting views. Our DMs on social media were full of creators asking, “Why can’t I upload 3-minute Shorts?” And to be honest, we didn’t have a clear answer at the time either.

How do you know if your YouTube account is hacked? One day, you open YouTube Studio expecting your usual dashboard — but instead, a login screen greets you. You enter your password, but it doesn’t work. Then you check your email and find a message from YouTube: "Your account settings have changed."

So, you've decided to translate your YouTube content into another language. Great move! Content translation and localization open up new audiences, bring in more views, and, ideally, increase revenue. But how do you know if it's actually working?