YouTube

Already getting millions of views per month? Consider expanding to the Japanese market. Japan’s YouTube scene is one of the most active and profitable in the world. But it’s also one of the easiest to mess up.

Translating content for kids isn’t the same as localizing for adults or general audiences. It comes with its own rules, risks, and requirements.

Two kids channels. Same issues. Same fix.

Getting more US views is a struggle for most YouTube channels, but not this one. Not for M.Worship Music.

We’ve all seen it. A massive MrBeast-style set. Stacks of cash. People screaming in excitement as someone wins a car or a private island, or something even more ridiculous. You click. You watch to the end. You’re hooked, even though you already kind of knew what was going to happen.

During the festive period from January to March, there may be a decline in views. The excitement of Q4 fades, brand budgets shrink, casual viewers disappear, and what’s left is a cold stretch where most channels brace for lower everything: views, CPMs, revenue.

Our partner, a localized Spanish kids’ channel, had regular uploads and a loyal audience. But the numbers told a different story.

If your track is online, it can end up anywhere. And if it lands in Indonesia, one of the biggest music markets in the world, you need to be ready legally.

Everyone’s chasing English, Spanish, or Hindi views.

Faceless channels can thrive… if YouTube sees them right.