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Still uploading in English and wondering why your growth’s hit a wall? YouTube in 2025 is built for creators who think globally. That means reaching the right people, in the right language, with the right intent.

Want to make your videos accessible to viewers worldwide, but don't know how to add YouTube multi-language audio? Let's figure it out.

Some channels don’t need dubbing to go global. They don’t need subtitles. They don’t even need a voice. What they do need is metadata that speaks the language of the viewer.

All YouTubers want to grow their audience. But not everyone knows they can do it faster with translations.

The current position of TikTok is a scary one, since everyone is talking about the possibility of its ban. While it is a genuine concern, TikTok remains one of the best instruments to find and build an audience. So, how much does it actually pay? What is its monetization model? How much you could be earning potentially? Let’s dive in.

YouTube’s Community Tab is one of the most underrated features on the platform. But every time we start working on it with a creator, the results are anything but average. Engaging your audience with polls, for example, often leads to instant interaction boosts, more returning viewers, and a noticeable uptick in video performance.

Every YouTube creator had a distinct starting point. It was awkward, messy, somewhat cute and currently nostalgic. We’ve seen it all: the rise, the fall, and sometimes the resurrection. There’s a thing to remember, however: the first video rarely defines you, but it always leaves a distinct digital footprint. Let’s break down what the first videos of successful creators can teach us.

Memberships are playing a bigger role across all regions. We’ve seen it in data from over 3,000 channels, and the story of our partner, OOHAMI, is one of the most telling.

Aiming for a global audience on YouTube makes a lot of sense when you consider the language diversity among its users.

Creators have been distributing their YouTube videos to MSN for a while now. It seemed like the platform had potential with a huge audience (2 billion+), almost no competition, and had just recently opened the door to user-generated content.