How To Reclaim Your Terminated YouTube Channel - Phil Miranda Explains!

NEW YORK - May 2, 2013 - PRLog -- Video marketing is by far the most effective marketing method online says Phil Miranda, an online marketing professional with over 8 years full time marketing credentials.

Alexa ranks YouTube as the third most visited site in the world only behind Facebook which ranks second, and parent company Google which ranks first.

As an internet marketer who utilizes various marketing methods states Phil Miranda, YouTube is not the only video hosting site, but it's the most popular video hosting site on the planet which makes video marketing on YouTube a no-brainer.

YouTube has changed over the years making it more difficult for internet video marketers to promote their business opportunity videos on YouTube, because of the high spam content which circulated on YouTube before the Google purchase in 2006.

The changes that YouTube made, and continues to make is to be certain that video content being uploaded to their site is not in violation of the YouTube TOS agreement.

When YouTube deems a video to have violated their TOS agreement, they generally send a warning via email notifying the YouTube channel user to that their uploaded video has been rejected and that their YouTube account has a strike against it, but sometimes YouTube takes it a bit further by simply terminating the users entire YouTube channel.

So how do I get My YouTube channel reinstated?

The process of getting a YouTube channel reinstated is not about having a laid out process, instead it's more about following certain protocol says Phil Miranda.

First you must have a channel that is not in clear violation of the YouTube TOS agreement. That means that your video content along with your channel content, and images must not contain anything YouTube deems to be in violation of the TOS (Term Of Service).

If you feel that your YouTube channel was terminated unjustly you must first contact YouTube and simply ask them why your channel was terminated.

YouTube will then respond generally within 24 hours as to why your channel was terminated. It may have been a video, comments, image violation, and a host of reasons that YouTube may feel that their TOS agreement was violated.

After you receive a response back from YouTube as to why your channel was terminated you must determine if the reason YouTube has given for terminating your YouTube channel is a valid one states Phil Miranda.

The key to hopefully reclaiming your YouTube channel is not become combative in your correspondence, but to seek an understanding of where YouTube is coming from, because we've got to remember this very important factor, and that is; YouTube is not some super giant computer robot somewhere just deleting channels at will. On the contrary YouTube is staffed by humans who do read emails and messages sent to them on a consistent basis in regards to many of the situations for which YouTube and it's users deal with on an ongoing basis.

Ok, after YouTube has responded to your inquiry as to why your channel was terminated, and you have come to a conclusion that does not merit your YouTube channels deletion, then you must state your facts as to why you feel that deleting your channel was not necessary, and what you can do to have your channel reinstated granting that you're open to suggestions as well as taking the proper steps in doing so.

The communication with YouTube at this point may take some time since now a dialogue has been created and the YouTube staff will look into the matter a bit more closely to see if your channel indeed provided valuable content.

What do I do if YouTube has not responded back to my request? Simply continue to be cordial in your attempts to obtain an answer and then hopefully a positive resolution to your case which would be to have your YouTube channel reclaimed.

To learn more about Phil Miranda and the Multiple Streams Of Income Phil successfully promotes online simply follow the link below:

http://philmiranda.com