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> As I understand it, if he marks his videos as being for kids, they end up effectively demonetized and comments aren't allowed. Source? The blog post from Go
by dwild 7y ago
> As I understand it, if he marks his videos as being for kids, they end up effectively demonetized and comments aren't allowed.
Source?
The blog post from Google mentions no longer serving personalized ads, which sure is much less effective, but it's still monetization.
- fencepost 7y agoI would expect that any non personalized ads being served on videos marked as being for children will also probably be targeted at children. I suspect that significantly reduces the pool of ads and also likely restricts it to much lower ad rates.
- dwild 7y ago> I would expect that any non personalized ads being served on videos marked as being for children will also probably be targeted at children. In a weird coincidence my SO told me a few minutes ago about how Youtube is cruel right now by showing her DisneyWorld ads. It's clearly happening because she watched a bunch of "Into the unknown" video clip from Frozen 2 recently. It made me question 2 things, do they already implemented theses changes, because to me, any content from Frozen 2 is targeting kids, but more importantly does the COPPA thing apply to ads. If it does apply to ads, any Disney ads are clearly targeting children, so any decision to show theses based on tracking should point toward tracking that target children.