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Take ownership of your content!

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So many people know that when it comes to YouTube if you are a popular channel, you’re a very high target for having your content stolen.

We take copyright very seriously, we have a team that will actually identify your videos with using unique metadata tactics, that we have learned over the years to identify videos our content-id tool does not detect, then issue a manual claim.

We enable campaigns on your matches which hardly any other company offers this will give you the recognition you deserve as a creator. If you have many matches you will see also an increase in Subscribers, Views, and rank higher in the search results. Take a look at this video if you would like to learn more:

We will provide you with a monthly report on all your matches from the multiple assets you have chosen to content-id claim using our service.

This is a great way for you to track progress and understand what channels are using your content as this will be provided, Also with a campaign report to provide how many people say that the video is originally from you and clicked to check out your channel.

This is a great way for you to track progress and understand what channels are using your content as this will be provided, Also with a campaign report to provide how many people say that the video is originally from you and clicked to check out your channel.

You can actually make money from other people using your videos feel free to message me on Linkedin to learn more and possibly set up a call to discuss in further detail.

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We will only accept content that:

  1. You have exclusive rights for.
  2. Is frequently used without your permission.
  3. Does not fall into any of the following categories
  • Clips from other sources used under principleEx: Mashups, "best of", compilations, remixes of other works, movie trailer reviews
  • Content licensed non-exclusively from a third partyEx: Video gameplay, software visuals
  • Content released under Creative Commons or similar free/open licensesEx: "Royalty free" music, public domain footage
  • Recordings of performances or broadcastsEx: Concerts, events, speeches, news footage
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