I have a page where I help people study for the Swedish SAT-test. In that page I embed solution-videos that content-creators have put up on youtube.
To help these content-creators I do not want to remove the ads on my embedded videos. Despite this it looks like the videos are not displaying any ads when embedded.
Example:
Go to https://www.hpcampus.se/question/2021-10-24-4-25, scroll down and click on the "Aristofanes"-label in the card with heading "Resurser". The video will start playing embedded without commercials.
If you click on the "YouTube"-link on the embedded video to go to the channel you'll instantly get the commercial. Or if you go to the youtube-link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=263&v=PdVwSJt31WI&feature=emb_logo
You also get the commercial.
Is there anything I can do to make the videos show ads, OR is there any setting the content creator have to change so I could guide them and ensure the videos I host get monetised?
Edit
According to this page the problem could be:
Requirements for ads on embedded videos
Ads appear on brand safe sites: YouTube works diligently so that our advertisers' brands appear on sites that reflect our respective core values.
Is there any documentation on how one would go about checking if ones page fill the requirement of being a brand-safe-site.
I've asked about this in the Youtube Support Community but have not yet gotten a good answer (in my opinion).
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I'm using showinfo=0 to hide the title, etc. in an embedded youtube video. This works fine for users not logged in to youtube/google, but logged in users see title, subscribe, comments, video owner's image, "watch later", etc. See screenshot here:
https://imgur.com/a/qeRAScv
I've never noticed this before and wondering if it's a new "feature" from youtube/google. Would love to find a way to hide this info for all users viewing the embedded video, regardless of if they're logged in to youtube/google or not.
As per Google states on its YouTube Player API Docs on 23rd of August 2018:
Note: This is a deprecation announcement for the showinfo parameter.
In addition, the behavior for the rel parameter is changing. Titles,
channel information, and related videos are an important part of
YouTube’s core user experience, and these changes help to make the
YouTube viewing experience consistent across different platforms.
You can read full document here
Seems like Google does not want to disable/hide video related information like
Relative Videos (if the rel parameter is set to 0, related videos will
come from the same channel as the video that was just played.)
Video Info (showinfo parameter is deprecated and will be ignored after
September 25, 2018.).
So the bottom line is, the rel parameter has now changed and you can no longer disable this. Instead of this you can use other Video players Like
Plyr
Vimeo
HTML Video Player
Hope This Helps!.
Got App rejection reason from Apple:
Upon further review, we noticed that your app only includes links, images, or content aggregated from the Internet with limited or no native iOS functionality. We understand that this content may be curated from the web specifically for your users, but since it does not sufficiently differ from a mobile web browsing experience, it is not appropriate for the App Store.
Basically, we are using UIWebview and safari as well. for show content, we are using UIWebview. and on click of a banner, we are opening a link in safari. I have already give explanation like
We have one admin panel from where we are adding this detail. But based on our requirement we need to redirect a user to specific link or show content. and for make things easy we have used HTML content. But we have used web view in detail page only. Rest of the screen have Native iOS functionality.
So basically we are not fetching website data. we are showing our own backend panel detail in the application.
But still, they rejected the app.
I'm in the same predicament with my app (it grabs content from my company's website like pictures and text and displays it in a native way). To be clear, I'm not using any webviews to display the content except for the Videos tab (see below).
I wanted to share what I've done so far to make it more "native", so you won't waste your time. My application is tabbed, by the way (Research, Blog Posts, Events, Videos, Bookmarks).
Added offline reading capabilities with Bookmarks to read blog posts and research summaries
Added SpeechSynthesizer so reports could be read to the user
Added push notifications for when new content was released
Removed UIWebViews and replaced with Safari Services (I am using WKWebView to embed videos into UITableView though)
Unfortunately, none of that has worked.
I was on Home Depot's website looking at some tools, and then I went to some random site and this video ad with all the products I was looking on Home Depot's website dynamically displayed on the video. It was like wizardry.
But seriously, I don't even know where to start on how we'd do that. I'm familiar with AdWords image ads, but don't know what to look for to research. What are these types of ads even called?
Thanks everyone!
This is dynamic display ads and dynamic remarketing services of Google Adwords, with a specific feed with informations about your products (description, images, prices...) that is for the making ads.
For targeting previous visitors of your website you have to get a pixel code and put it in the pages of your website to track them.
all you need is here:
Create dynamic display ads
and here
Use dynamic remarketing to show ads tailored to your site visitors
I am setting up Twitter Cards using a player card. It works in the preview tool, but the docs say it needs to be tested "on twitter.com modern desktop browser? Native iOs & Android Twitter app? mobile.twitter.com iOS & Android default browsers?"
How can I test it on twitter.com and twitter mobile apps if it hasn't been approved it?
Twitter have added a Card Validator. Not sure if this will help you, but it might help others who land on this page from a Google search.
https://cards-dev.twitter.com/validator
I too had this same question which was unanswered on the Twitter Developer Forum. I was able to get a player card URL validated and have my domain white-listed without first reviewing in each different context.
Make sure your URL meets the Player Card requirements (https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-for-websites/cards/guides/getting-started). My twitter:player entries point to a simple html page which contains a VideoJS player, my content is defined so it resizes to 100% width and height (so that the small mobile web experiences won't experience cropping.) Of course all assets must be fetched via https like defined in the docs.
The Player Card should really help with video/channel views for those that have a large Twitter following.
Good luck,
Stan
I have been trying to change the Submission Mode to NEW but it still on NEW OR EXISTING even after clicking on Save Changes button. I don't want users to submit existing videos and the "Submit an Existing Video" button should not be there. Any suggestions?
There's an unfortunate bug in the way that YouTube Direct uses Guice that causes the configuration object to get cached and reused as long as the JVM that is running YouTube Direct remains active. In practice, this normally means that the new settings will take effect after a couple of hours.
In general, our focus is on YouTube Direct Lite right now. If you'd like to learn more, please see
http://code.google.com/p/youtube-direct-lite/
You can customize the JavaScript code directly to not display the Existing Video tab in YouTube Direct Lite.