Support KB Category: YouTube Help

Sections & Playlists

Sections & Playlists Curating Your Content

In addition to the channel trailer, we’ve enabled greater control over how your content is displayed to Channel visitors. This is primarily achieved through the launch of a feature we’re calling “Sections” of content.

Sections

The Browse tab of your Channel is yours to curate. For unsubscribed viewers, you …

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Building a Community of Subscribers

Building a Community of Subscribers Why subscribers matter

Think of your favorite television program. Who are the main characters or personalities? What night of the week is it on? What time? Whom do you chat with about the program the next day?Imagine engaging a community built around your brand in the same way. On YouTube, …

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YouTube Channels (Information for Brands & Advertisers)

Building a Community of Subscribers Sections & Playlists Channel Icon What to Watch Next Module Manage Advanced Channel Settings Quick Spec Sheet Global Audience: Best Practices for Localized Channels

Channel Browse View

Channel Browse View

The Browse view of your channel allows visitors to your channel to see, by default, the customized content (channel trailer, sections) you are displaying. Disabling the browse view will display your channel feed to all users.

You can enable and disable the Browse view of your channel in the channel navigation screen. …

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Channel Search

Channel Search

You can search for YouTube Channels in the same way that you search for videos. All user Channels with greater than two uploads are indexed in search results. However, if a user’s Channel does not get indexed in the search results, you can directly get to their Channel by entering the following URL: …

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Channel Trailer

Channel Trailer

The channel trailer is available to channels with the channel browse view enabled.

To edit your channel trailer, visit your own channel. You will see a section for new visitors. From here, you can click on Channel trailer” to choose your upload by thumbnail or by entering your video’s URL.

If you don’t …

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Channels with Verified Names

Channels with Verified Names

Verification badges are applied to a YouTube channel’s connected Google+ identity. This badges help visually confirm the authenticity of a brand. When you find the badge on a channel for a popular celebrity or business, you can be sure that the channel actually belongs to them. The verification checkmark only appears …

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Create Channel Art

Create channel art

Channel art can be used to brand your channel’s identity and give your channel page a unique look and feel. Your channel art will be used on all platforms where viewers can see your channel (TV, mobile, tablets, etc.)

How to edit Channel art

  • Sign in to YouTube and visit …

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  • About your Channel

    About your channel

    A channel provides a single place to organize your video content for your audience. As a channel owner, you can add videos, playlists, and information about yourself or your channel for visitors to explore.Your channel will be broken into the following areas:

    • Home is where your audience arrives when they see your channel for …

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    Banner Header

    Banner header

    When viewing your own channel, there are four clickable links above your channel banner.

    • Subscribers: Clicking on Subscribers will take you to youtube.com/subscribers, where you can view all of the users subscribed to your channel.
    • Views: In the views link, you can see a quick snapshot of how many views your …

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    $0.45 USD - $4.00 USD

    Note: The accepted formula that Auxiliary Mode Inc. uses to calculate the CPM range is $0.45 USD - $25.00 USD.

    The range fluctuates this much because many factors come into play when calculating a CPM. Quality of traffic, source country, niche type of video, price of specific ads, adblock, the actual click rate, watch time and etc.

    Cost per thousand (CPM) is a marketing term used to denote the price of 1,000 advertisement impressions on one webpage. If a website publisher charges $2.00CPM, that means an advertiser must pay $2.00 for every 1,000 impressions of its ad. The "M" in CPM represents the Roman numeral for 1,000.

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