Dubbing on YouTube
A short guide to multi-language success online by HVO.
Audio Track Feature
Pros
See how all your languages are doing in one place.
Upload all languages at the same time when your video comes out.
All views from different countries help your main channel grow.
Your current viewers won't mind because nothing changes for them.
Cons
Commitment Size: At least (40-50 uploads) need audio tracks. Summing to 80% of your videos with the highest watch-time from the last 28 days.
If this threshold is not met, it'll take roughly (40-50) new uploads with audio tracks to give you + YouTube enough data to start getting recommended in the right regions.
It takes a bit longer to see your money working for you.
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You can make sure all language tracks match your video's quality.
Reach more fans worldwide without dividing your attention.
Launching a Separate Channel
Pros
You'll see a return on your investment sooner.
Shorter runway to monetization.
Targeting: Easier for YouTube's algorithms to locate a potential fan.
Cons
You have to do everything yourself for each channel.
You need to put your videos on each channel by yourself.
Watch how each channel is doing on its own.
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Create a unique space for viewers who speak different languages.
You can tailor each channel to fit the culture and language of your audience.
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