Best Practices for Creating Advertiser Friendly Content

How to Creating Advertiser Friendly Content?

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Best practices for creating advertiser-friendly content
Remember: Context is key. We understand that high-quality content isn't always sanitized, especially when it comes to real world issues. If your video has graphic material in it, you can help make it advertiser-friendly by providing context.

Use these best practices to successfully monetize your content on YouTube:

  • Do follow YouTube’s policy guidelines.
  • Do use a title and thumbnail for your video that represents the content.
  • Do create content that appeals to brand advertisers looking to engage with your content. This can increase the chances of finding an advertiser sponsor for your channel.
  • Don't use explicit language or imagery in your title or thumbnail.
  • Don't embed promotions for your own sponsors in your video since this can create advertiser conflict. Learn more about paid product placement policy.
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How content is approved for ads
YouTube uses technology and policy enforcement processes to determine if a video is suitable for advertising. A video’s availability in Restricted Mode does not affect its ability to be monetized.
  • Automatic checks: We have trained systems that automatically check features of a video, like the video title, metadata, and visual imagery, to decide how appropriate the video is for general advertising.
  • Community flags: We depend on our user community to flag inappropriate videos to us for our review. Learn more about how to flag content.
  • Advertiser controls: Brand advertisers have tools in their campaign settings to control where their ads may appear on YouTube, including targeting and/or excluding by audience demographics, topics, category, and content appropriateness. If we receive a complaint from an advertiser whose ad served against your video, we reserve the right to disable monetization on your video if we determine that it did not meet our policy guidelines.
Depending on the nature of the policy violation, videos can be removed from the site or age-restricted. Monetization is disabled on age-restricted videos and Google will immediately stop serving ads on these videos.
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