YouTube Changes Summarized

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YouTube changes are designed to help creators and promoters

Tom Schmoyer created a ReelSEO video to summarize a bunch of YouTube changes (below), and navigates them for creators and advertisers. Changes include

  • a new uploader tool for creators
  • the ability to link directly from videos offsite to fundraising (Kickstarter, Indigogo)
  • new ways to select ads (monitization) preferences, 150K options for free music you can add even after posting.

He references two things that are well worth reading:

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