YouTubers who prefer setting ad slots manually may risk losing revenue soon
YouTubers who prefer setting ad slots manually may risk losing revenue soon
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Starting May 12th, YouTube says it will show fewer mid-roll ads that it thinks will interrupt sentences or action sequences, and more at “natural break points” like pauses or transitions, according to a help page on the change. The company says it’s also inserting “additional, automatic ad-slots at natural break points” into older videos with manually-placed slots, a change creators can
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