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Youtube advanced setting is very important.

To complete the settings for your YouTube channel in YouTube Studio, follow these steps:

1. **Sign in to YouTube Studio**: Open your web browser and go to the YouTube website ([www.youtube.com](http://www.youtube.com)). Sign in to your YouTube account if you haven't already, then navigate to YouTube Studio.

2. **Access Settings**:
   - In YouTube Studio, click on the "Settings" option in the left sidebar. This will open the Settings page where you can manage various aspects of your channel.

3. **Basic Info**:
   - Click on "Channel" and then "Basic info."
   - Here, you can edit your channel name, description, and associated websites. Make sure your channel description is clear and provides information about your content.
   - You can also add or update your channel's country, keywords, and email address for business inquiries.

4. **Brand Account**:
   - If you have a Brand Account linked to your YouTube channel, you can access additional settings by clicking on "Brand Account" under the "Channel" section.
   - Here, you can manage permissions, transfer ownership, and edit Brand Account settings.

5. **Advanced Settings**:
   - Click on "Advanced settings" under the "Channel" section.
   - Here, you can manage your channel's default upload settings, such as video language, category, and license. You can also set your default visibility, comments, and ratings for new uploads.
   - Additionally, you can enable or disable monetization features, such as ads, channel memberships, and merchandise shelf, if your channel is eligible.

6. **Upload Defaults**:
   - Click on "Upload defaults" under the "Channel" section.
   - Here, you can set default settings for your video uploads, such as title, description, tags, category, visibility, and more. These settings will be applied automatically to all new uploads, saving you time when uploading videos.

7. **Feature Eligibility**:
   - Click on "Feature eligibility" under the "Channel" section to check your channel's eligibility for various features, such as live streaming, custom thumbnails, and external annotations.
   - YouTube will provide information on the requirements you need to meet to unlock these features.

8. **Community**:
   - Click on "Community" in the left sidebar.
   - Here, you can manage your channel's community settings, such as comments, live chat, and memberships. You can set moderation filters, hold potentially inappropriate comments for review, and manage blocked words and users.

9. **Permissions**:
   - Click on "Permissions" in the left sidebar.
   - Here, you can manage permissions for your channel, including adding and removing managers, editors, and viewers. You can also grant or revoke access to your channel's YouTube Studio features.

10. **Notifications**:
    - Click on "Notifications" in the left sidebar.
    - Here, you can manage your notification settings for YouTube Studio, such as email notifications for new comments, likes, and subscribers.

11. **Advanced Channel Settings**:
    - Click on "Advanced settings" in the left sidebar.
    - Here, you can access additional advanced settings for your channel, such as channel ID, country restrictions, content ownership, and more.

12. **Translations**:
    - Click on "Translations" in the left sidebar.
    - Here, you can translate your video titles, descriptions, and captions into different languages to reach a wider audience.

13. **Monetization**:
    - Click on "Monetization" in the left sidebar to access monetization settings, such as ad formats, ad placements, and revenue sharing settings.
    - If your channel is eligible for monetization, you can enable monetization features and set up your AdSense account to start earning money from your videos.

14. **Analytics**:
    - Click on "Analytics" in the left sidebar to access detailed analytics and insights about your channel's performance, including views, watch time, audience demographics, revenue, and more.

By completing these settings in YouTube Studio, you can customize and optimize your YouTube channel to attract more viewers, engage with your audience, and grow your channel effectively.

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