Hi Everyone! Hope you are all doing well. Welcome back to another blog. Today we will talk about everything you need to know about YouTube Shorts to Discontinue From Next Month. YouTube discontinues the Stories feature, allowing users to share temporary posts. The feature will end in June. From June 26th, users can’t create new Stories, and existing ones will automatically expire after seven days. Initially introduced as “Reels” in 2017, the feature was limited to YouTubers with over 10,000 subscribers.
Creators had the opportunity to share updates and behind-the-scenes content on YouTube Stories, similar to platforms like Instagram. However, it seems that Stories did not become popular on YouTube. Only a few creators used it regularly, and YouTube did not promote or showcase Stories prominently.
YouTube removes the Stories feature to enhance creator engagement and content diversity. Community Posts expanded for creators to share text-based updates and connect with their audience. YouTube fosters a dynamic environment, empowering creators to express and engage with viewers innovatively.
As part of its newly implemented and revamped monetization strategy introduced in February, YouTube has taken a significant step by sharing a portion of the ad revenue generated from Shorts with creators. By offering additional incentives through revenue sharing, YouTube hopes to foster a thriving community of creators and enhance the overall appeal of the Shorts feature on its platform.
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