Sorting the Creative Commons YouTube Videos
To sort the Creative Commons videos to upload straight to your channel on YouTube, simply follow the steps below:
1. Launch YouTube.com using any web browser.
2. Locate the search box at the top of the page and enter the phrases for which you want to source videos. For instance, I want to search for “How pro bloggers work”, so I’ll type “How do pro bloggers work in the YouTube search box”.
3. A list of YouTube videos related to the keyword you’ve searched will appear.
4. Now, click on the Filter tab as clearly shown in the screenshot above.
5. Upon clicking, you’ll see Filter options show up which will enable you to filter the YouTube video material you want.
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Israel17
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Thanks for dropping by, Mike! Glad you found it helpful for your blogging business! While you can legally upload other people's video content on your own YouTube channel, blog or website, you can as well monetize those videos without ever getting a legal strike. This is the legal way of uploading video content that isn't yours be it copyright-protected or not.
Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
Claudiojuan
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Thank you very much Israel the truth did not know that we could upload to our web videos youtube not own. Now I will look for the best way to make it happen.
Regards!
Claudio
Regards!
Claudio
Israel17
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Thanks for leaving a valuable comment, Claudio! Much grateful! Yes, it's not officially legal to upload someone else's video content without seeking legal permission first, but you can always go about it the legal way if you utilize the Creative Commons (CC) feature to upload. You can upload this way either to your website or to your own YouTube channel without ever needing to create a video material of your own. You can also monetize your YouTube Channel this way without the fear of getting a legal strike ever. Thanks for your contributions!
Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
Israel17
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Thanks for dropping by, Bob! Kudos to you for reading this training! Much appreciated! Uploading someone else's video content isn't legal according to Google, but there's a way of legally doing it which is through the Creative Commons (CC) feature. This enables you to upload another user's video material either to your own YouTube channel or to your personal blog or website without bothering to create a video of your own or having to worry about getting a legal strike from the copyright owner ever. Thanks for leaving a thought!
Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
Israel17
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Thanks for reading this training piece, Ahimbe! Glad you found it awesome and useful for your online business! Yes, the use of Creative Commons feature will enable you to upload another person's video content (whether copyright-protected or not) on your own channel, blog or website without facing a legal strike ever. Thanks for leaving a valuable thought!
Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
Israel17
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Glad you made a great decision to move forward with your ideal online business by earnestly starting a YouTube channel and making money from making quality videos, Ahimbe! Do not forget that even if you don't yet have the required equipment to make high-quality and engaging videos, you can, of course, upload the Creative Commons videos that are of high quality and monetize them to move your business to the next level. Thanks for dropping by, my friend!
Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
Israel17
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Nice meeting you, Niagara1! Thanks for finding it interesting and informative! And kudos for letting us know you didn't know this before about uploading YouTube videos! Please, keep it up. While you may want to enrich your blog with lots of YouTube videos, you may not necessarily create a video of your own once you can understand how the Creative Commons feature works. Thanks for reading!
Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
