Creator News & Guides

1 month agoAI-generatedMrBeast Google Gemini deal signals a new creator land grabGoogle signed a multi-year partnership with MrBeast to promote Gemini, Google Health, and Fitbit Air. Here's what the MrBeast Google Gemini deal means for creator workflows, sponsorships, and platform leverage.

1 month agoAI-generatedYouTube Amazon Shopping Tags: What Creators Get and What to WatchYouTube Amazon shopping tags are live for eligible U.S. creators, letting you tag Amazon products in videos, Shorts, and lives and get paid via AdSense. Here's how it works, limits, and next steps.

2 months agoAI-generatedYouTube Stations expand: what 24/7 channels mean for creatorsYouTube is expanding Stations beyond music into creator content and podcasts. Here's what the 24/7, lean-back format means for TV discovery, watch time, and how to prep your catalog.

2 months agoAI-generatedCreator-Led Sports Broadcasting: LiveMode Takes Football to YouTubeCreator-led sports broadcasting is moving into premium football rights as LiveMode brings Premier League and Champions League matches to YouTube through CazéTV in Brazil and Portugal.

2 months agoAI-generatedStreamlabs Network Boost: Keep IRL streams alive when Wi‑Fi dropsStreamlabs Network Boost adds connection bonding to Streamlabs Mobile for IRL streaming. Here's what it does, what Ultra costs, iOS limits at launch, and how to test it before your next live.

1 month agoAI-generatedStreet Fighter Playable Trailer Brings the Arcade to YouTubeThe Street Fighter playable trailer turns YouTube viewing into a timed button challenge, showing how small interactive mechanics can capture attention and inspire stronger sponsored content.

2 months agoAI-generatedYouTube Creator Deals: Why Netflix Licensed Kevin LangueYouTube creator deals are turning proven channels into television packages. Kevin Langue's Netflix licensing deal shows how repeatable formats, clean rights and continued YouTube distribution can create leverage.

2 months agoAI-generatedYouTube Shorts Sponsorships: How ANC3 Beat Bigger ChannelsYouTube Shorts sponsorships are shifting toward repeatable formats and engaged reach, as ANC3's 29.1 million-view Crunchyroll sketch shows why small creators can outperform larger channels.

2 months agoAI-generatedYouTube Shorts Global Views: Why India Is Winning the RaceIndia supplied 26 of the global top 50 channels, while Anaya Kandhal's family-run channel led with 937.2 million weekly views. The article explains the visual strategy and metrics behind that reach.

2 months agoAI-generatedYouTube AI Detection: How Kurzgesagt Lost RecommendationsAfter YouTube AI detection reportedly misclassified Kurzgesagt's human-made animation, recommendations collapsed despite strong CTR and watch time. The article offers creators a practical paper trail for diagnosing and appealing unexplained reach drops.

1 month agoAI-generatedFTC YouTube Investigation: What Creators Need to KnowThe FTC is reportedly preparing possible action against YouTube over moderation enforcement. Here's why strikes, removals, lost reach and backup plans matter to creators.

2 months agoAI-generatedYouTube Documentary Commissioning: BBC's £50,000 deepwatch BriefThe BBC's deepwatch brief offers £50,000 for 25-minute YouTube documentaries aimed at UK viewers aged 16 to 24, with practical advice on pitching strong characters, clicks and contained production.

2 months agoAI-generatedYouTube Netflix creator deals: the new exclusivity squeezeYouTube is offering top creators multi-million exclusivity incentives to avoid Netflix deals, with brand-campaign revenue and production funding on the table. Here's what shifts for reach, clips, and sponsor money.

2 months agoAI-generatedGaming Content Strategy: How Roblox and Minecraft Fuel ShortsGaming content strategy is shifting as creators turn Roblox, Minecraft and Geometry Dash into visual engines for Shorts, using characters, memes and mini-stories to win attention beyond traditional gameplay.

2 months agoAI-generatedCreators at Film Festivals: YouTube, TIFF and the Audience ShiftCreators at film festivals are gaining serious industry attention, as Mark Vins and Ziwe bring YouTube projects to TIFF and reveal why built-in audiences now matter.