Author's Summary
A YouTube creator shares an unconventional midroll strategy of placing ads throughout the video, then trimming flagged ones, sparking discussion on optimal ad placement for better earnings and viewer retention. (152 characters)
Original Post Strategy
The poster's current approach involves flooding the entire video with midrolls, creating the appearance that ads dominate the content. After YouTube's review flags unsuitable slots with an orange warning, they remove those and keep only the approved ones.
My current strategy is really weird - I just spam midrolls across literally the entire video, so it looks like the entire video is ALL midrolls, and then once ...
Community Advice
One commenter notes that precise midroll positioning is tricky if it interrupts the narrative, as YouTube skips disruptive ads. They recommend spacing ads roughly every two minutes at natural breaks like topic shifts or transitions, ideally planned during scripting.
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