YouTube extends monetisation to more users


YouTube is introducing earlier access to its YPP monetisation scheme with lower eligibility criteria. — AFP Relaxnews

In a bid to stand out from their competitors, social networks are no longer hesitating to open their wallets. YouTube has decided to simplify the conditions of access to its Partner Program in order to stimulate the creativity of its content creators.

YouTube intends to open up access to its YouTube Partner Program (YPP) to a larger number of users. And it is by modifying and simplifying the eligibility criteria that the platform hopes to attract new creators.

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