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Does YouTube let sponsors/advertisers opt-in to advertising on "demonetized" videos at all? For example, let's say I really want to advertise on all of a certai
by petercooper 9y ago
Does YouTube let sponsors/advertisers opt-in to advertising on "demonetized" videos at all? For example, let's say I really want to advertise on all of a certain channel's videos.. can I do that? Surely if I'm happy to pay money to do so, they should allow that to happen regardless of if big-name brands like it or not.
- delecti 9y agoThis has been my thought as well. Adding a "sub-par" video level between "any ads" and "no ads" to allow less strict brands to advertise anywhere seems like it would help both supply and demand of ads. Maybe Fischer Price doesn't want to advertise on profanity-laden "let's plays" of gory video games, but beer brands probably don't care as much.
- polishTar 9y agoThis exists already. "Demonetized videos" are more accurately described as partially monetized videos. There is a tier of completely demonetized videos, but these are pretty rare to the extent that a lot of creators didn't realize there was this separate distinction.
- zeratax 9y agoSomewhat... https://www.polygon.com/2017/10/10/16453306/youtube-monetization-ads-casey-neistat-philip-defranco https://www.polygon.com/2017/10/10/16453306/youtube-monetiza... >A YouTube representative confirmed to Polygon that there are a number of “whitelisted” partners who are allowed to run partner-run ads on the website. >That means they aren’t flagged by YouTube and used external sale forces to sell the advertisement for them.