Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Just a suggestion for your YouTube channel:

Just a suggestion for your YouTube channel:
I changed my YouTube brand channel name to a name that better describes what my channel is all about and the traffic increased tremendously overnight. I picked up several subscribers. They must have seen my channel name are were interested. So I suggest you don't use your name alone in a YouTube brand channel name.

If you move your regular channel to a brand account through a G+ Page you can keep all your subscribers and videos from your regular channel. I'm not sure how we will be able to do this after April.
Peggy K did I get this right?

8 comments:

  1. What have you changed your branding to?

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  2. Ros Boundy I'm doing some video remixes of other copyright holder's content with their permission. I can't monetize copyrighted material however. I used the words "Video Remixes" in my YouTube brand channel name. YouTube Music contains a lot of remixes from YouTubers, some bad and some good.

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  3. Craig Long I thinking of doing the same thing for my 'Channel Art' I have already changed my introduction video (Train) to see what happens Nice tip...

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  4. Craig Long that makes sense - of your channel isn't about you, then a descriptive name can help people decide to subscribe.

    Yes, if you move your channel to a Brand Account, all your subscribers and videos move with it. You do lose:
    > any custom URL you have set (but not an old /user/ URL)
    > the comments you have made

    Info here: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/3056283
    support.google.com - Move YouTube channel to Brand Account - YouTube Help

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  5. Peggy K Thank you Peggy. I'm so glad to have you around.

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  6. Craig Long I did that once already after that you're stuck with it. That was years ago Don't know about now.

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  7. Arthur Morehead I changed my name twice in the last two days. Not sure what you are stuck with?

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  8. Craig Long Arthur Morehead name changes are limited, but once you've made your last name change "for a while" you should be able to change the name again after 90 days.

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