Creators monetize their video by selling their ad space to advertisers who wish to promote their product or services. YouTubers monetize their channel through AdSense.
Even if you meet the criteria of monetization in the beginning of the process, your channel may lose monetization in the future. This may happen if you violate any of the terms or policies laid out by YouTube and AdSense.
Your channel may Lose channel monetization for any of the following reasons:-
- Creating videos that do not follow the advertiser friendly content guidelines. The main topics that can lead to the demonetization of your videos include inappropriate language, violence, controversial issues and so on and so forth.
- Attempting to monetize videos that you are not the copyright holder of.
- Violating YouTube channel monetization policies, YouTube Terms of Services or any other policies.
Learn how to avoid the demonetization of your YouTube Channel.
If for any reason you find your channel monetization disabled, you still can reapply for the YouTube Partner’s Program.
You can reapply for the YouTube Partner’s Program after 30 days of suspension by following these steps:-
- Go to the monetization page on YouTube Studio.
- Learn more about the terms or policies your video violated that led to the demonetization.
- Review your videos against the YouTube Monetization Policy and Community Guidelines.
- Lastly, edit or delete the videos according to the guidelines.
A review will then thoroughly review your videos again and get back to you with a verdict. This process takes about a month. Moreover, you can check the status of your application on the monetization page.
Learn more about how you can monetize your channel back on YouTube.
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