Nearly a year ago, YouTube rolled out their “ auto-generated channels ,” which are channels created to curate content based on relevant topics. Think of them as YouTube-created playlists. When they first appeared, auto-generated channels were strictly limited to the “Top YouTube Collections” tab and intended for broad topics such as “Snowboarding” (see image below)

On today’s Creator’s Tip video, we address the question of whether it makes sense to create multiple YouTube channels or house all videos under a single YouTube channel.

Two years ago, I took a look at Vzaar , an online video hosting & delivery platform,

The YouTube Creator Playbook is an awesome guide to follow when making your videos.

The Old Spice Man is back. Yes, he's still in a towel, but because it's Christmas season, he's also wearing a festive scarf.

Your channel page on YouTube is where you can brand your videos through attractive packaging.

Last week saw an unusual amount of big online video news stories.

At the point where you have made a lot of videos, there is a point where organizing select videos into playlists becomes a great way to entice new viewers and fans alike to watch multiple entries in one sitting.

Content is hard to come by, or rather it was. Several initiatives in the latter half of this year are creating curated, syndicated premium video content feeds that can give publishers added video content as well as new monetization options, and AOL has just announced theirs: The AOL Editors Room

YouTube isn’t run by dummies. They know that the more their users succeed, the more they (YouTube) succeed.