YouTube Premium Course In Hindi

Introduction

YouTube Course 1-Evaluating your youtube journey Analytics, note down who video to gain more watch time and views , what is the important thing which are present in these videos for popular. 2-Making Creative changes Focus on your content , video quality (also include video editing) New Ideas , content is attractive 3-Finding ways to be more efficient / Ideal video length I. Audience retention and watch time Average audience retention(how long on average your audience watches your videos) , 1.26sec , 4 mint, 10 mint. II. Consider making longer content if its still good. III. Consider the genre of your video. IV. Don’t be afraid to experiment.(6 mint long, 20 mint long) V. Have something cool toward the end of your video. (Bonus fact, giveaway) 4-How often to upload 2 videos in a week. Try note to produce and upload a video on the same day. Community Guideline: 1- Sex and Nudity "Sexually gratifying' refers to whether the content's purpose is to arouse the audience sexually, or as most people would say, “turn them on.” For example: A playlist or compilation video of celebrity wardrobe malfunctions focused only on exposed body parts would violate the Community Guidelines. Another example would be if a video of a burlesque performer was uploaded and zoomed in to focus on their body parts, rather than educating on the artistry of burlesque, would not be okay. 2- Hate Speech : YouTube doesn’t allow content that promotes violence or hatred against individuals or groups based on a number of attributes, including, but not limited to: age, race, gender, or religion. Click here to see the full list of protected groups and all of the guidelines on hate. Remember, context in the video is key for policy decisions! 3- Spam: Any content that is excessively posted, repetitive, or untargeted, or content that promises users they will see something but instead directs them off site would be considered spam. For example: A video title and description promising a full-length feature film, but when clicked only gives links off of YouTube to watch the film would be considered spam. 4- Firearm: Content that sells firearms, instructs viewers on how to make firearms, ammunition and certain accessories, or how to install those accessories is not allowed on YouTube. YouTube shouldn't be used as a platform to sell firearms or any of the accessories noted in the full guidelines · Direct links to sell or info on how to purchase firearms or certain accessories · Instructions on how to make firearms, ammunition and certain accessories · Instructions on how to convert a firearm to automatic or simulated automatic firing capabilities · Instructions on how to install certain accessories or modifications For example: A product review of a specific brand of pistol would be okay as long as there is no direct link to purchase one from 5- Harmfull and dangerous: Accident videos, like someone falling off a trampoline, are allowed on YouTube as long as they are not shockingly violent or graphic. For example: A compilation of skateboard fails would be allowed, but a video challenging viewers to ride a skateboard through incoming traffic would not be. 6- Sale of Illegal or Regulated Goods and Services Content selling certain illegal or regulated goods and services is not allowed on YouTube. You shouldn’t post content on YouTube if it facilitates the sale of (or links to sites that sell) items such as: · Bank account passwords, stolen credit cards, or other financial information · Counterfeit documents or currency · Drugs · Pharmaceuticals without a prescription 7- Harassment: Consider the intended outcome of your content. Are you maliciously mocking someone’s physical appearance? Are you threatening physical harm? These instances would violate YouTube’s Community Guidelines. · For example: Posting a video about someone you dislike and saying “she looks like a beast, her eyes and skin are nasty - she shouldn’t be a beauty vlogger!” would be considered harassment. · However, sharing opinions like disagreements (even if those opinions may not be based on facts) on another creator’s channel or tweets, is not considered harassment. they are! Content featuring “Swatting” or prank calls to emergency or crisis response services is wasting resources that might otherwise be needed for actual emergencies. · For example: Calling 911 to another creator’s house in order to film a prank video is not allowed on YouTube. Any content that encourages an audience to engage in “swatting” would also not be allowed

Lecture 8