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YouTube rolls out Members Only Shorts for paying subscribers

This offering enables creators to share short-form videos solely with their paying audience, supplementing existing membership perks such as custom emojis, badges, and livestreams.

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YouTube is introducing a new feature called Members-Only Shorts, designed exclusively for paying subscribers. This offering enables creators to share short-form videos solely with their paying audience, supplementing existing membership perks such as custom emojis, badges, and livestreams.

The introduction of Members-Only Shorts could serve as an incentive for viewers to subscribe to a paid membership. Creators can leverage this feature for various purposes like special announcements, product launches, or behind-the-scenes glimpses, potentially enhancing viewer engagement.

 

 

YouTube is encouraging creators to maintain a more casual and authentic tone in Members Only Shorts, aiming to provide subscribers with a more intimate view of their content. Subscribers will be able to access these exclusive short videos through various channels, distinguished by a star icon denoting their exclusive status.

YouTube also disclosed that Shorts garners over 70 billion daily views, with a significant portion of channels in the Partner Program monetising their content through Shorts revenue-sharing.

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