5 Things to know about YouTube

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|CREATOR QUARTERLYNovember 2016
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Welcome to YouTube Creator Quarterly, a new way to stay current with creator news!
 
 
We’re here with “5 things you need to know about YouTube.” Because there’s always something new here at YouTube.
 
 
 
 
5 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
1. Better comments
From pinning comments to automated moderation, we rolled out new features that give you better ways to shape the conversations on your channel(s).
 
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2. End screens: leave them wanting more
Get viewers’ attention before your video ends and encourage them to watch more
 
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3.Creator Hub: all resources in one place
Check out the one place where you can discover all the resources available to you, including the new YouTube for Creator benefit program
 
GO THERE
 
4. Stay on track with Content ID 
Get up to speed with the latest on Content ID and read up on the new solution that will allow videos to earn revenue while a Content ID claim is being disputed.
 
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5. Get help when you need it
The YouTube Creator Support Team is here to help you with technical issues, questions related to your YouTube content, or whatever else comes up while you manage your channel.
 
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CREATOR SPOTLIGHT
 
Creator Spotlight features up-and-coming creators who we feel are pushing the boundaries of creativity. Check out Mumbiker Nikhil's  channel!
 
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CREATOR COMMUNITY
Stay up to date on YouTube news and connect with other creators in our Creator Community!
 
CHECK IT OUT
 
 
 
WHAT’S NEXT?
To find out about upcoming creator events near you, check out the Creator Hub Events page
 
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