Does different languages on post can effect its monetization?

[Ojonuyo]

To contribute to what everyone has said. Different languages on a post increase and affect the monetization of your site positively. This is because you have create room for other person from different cultures and background to be able to read your post leading to high traffic.

 

[Nimra Noor]

I have heard in many youtube videos that if we write the description of our posts in different languages, then it will give obligation to our page monetization on facebook. Is it right??? Or it's just a false news to attract others to their youtube channel videos?

Yup according to mine point of view it will very effectively change the rates of likes,views and comments because there are some people which can't undestand English but they can undestand Urdu so when you post in multi languages then it will be very helpful for them to understand what is saying in the vedios and they will like,comment and follow your posts

 

[Hasan Raza]

There is no effect of language in monetization of your data. Using different languages can actually help you get more views and different speaking languages audiences, since the description box contains keywords that peopoe usually search for on youtube.

 

[ronaldlorenzo01]

It does matter that you do not speak the international language. Because if you want to get popular all people should understand your vlog. Yeah! Sometimes please just see in action rather than words. But It will also depend on your vlog content.

 

[Ralphjoe]

The language you use in your YouTube videos will determine the amount of monetisation you will get from them because some languages are more global than the other. Take for instance English has more wider speakers than let's say French in the world.

 

[Chibson]

I haven't heard about that before but it may be true. Using different languages in Facebook helps you connect with people of different languages which may attract a lot of traffic to your page.

 

[greenie]

The language you use is the language of your target audience. If you use English you want to reach globally, however, if you use French, you are only looking for French speaking people. If making money from your page is your main concern, I think you need to define your audience first, not just language wise, but also consider age, location, interest, etc.

 

[HayKay]

I don't think it'll place you on any special pedestal whatsoever. You'll only be able to communicate to a wider audience including those who're not proficient in English, which must be followed up I must say by creating content in those languages as well to avoid disappointing potential viewers.

 

[greenie]

Some advertisers and ad networks restrict certain language. However, if language is not the issue for using ads, i don't think language will make much difference. However, you should avoid using too many languages in a site, this will confuse search engines.

 

[Joseph555]

if you use French, you are only looking for French speaking people. If making money from your page is your main concern, I think you need to define your audience first, not just language wise, but also consider age, location, interest, etc.

 

[Planbizzle]

I have heard in many youtube videos that if we write the description of our posts in different languages, then it will give obligation to our page monetization on facebook. Is it right??? Or it's just a false news to attract others to their youtube channel videos?

Indeed, the monetization of postings can be impacted by utilizing different languages. The ability to monetize content in languages that are not mentioned may depend on the language preferences that an advertiser has established for their adverts. Therefore, information that is available in numerous languages might not be monetizable.

 

[Jonaville]

I have heard in many youtube videos that if we write the description of our posts in different languages, then it will give obligation to our page monetization on facebook. Is it right??? Or it's just a false news to attract others to their youtube channel videos?

I don't think posting different languages on a channel or on a Blog can have an adverse effect on the monetization program. I will also try my best to make a research about this and give you a feedback

 

[Connor909]

It's crucial to adhere to the policies established by these platforms, as failing to do so may prevent material from being eligible for monetization. Also, adding closed captions and subtitles in several languages might help a movie perform better and be more successful. It's also crucial to keep in mind that sharing the exact same video on two different channels can cause monetization problems.