New YouTube Channel by Uscenes For Sleep Aid Videos

ALTRINCHAM, U.K. - March 20, 2023 - PRLog -- Uscenes has been creating and publishing relaxation videos since 2013. The videos are sold on the Uscenes website and promoted with the help of YouTube. Sample clips are released on YouTube so people know what they are buying.

This means the channel is promoting products and not suitable for monetisation. Which means that YouTube places adverts during and after videos. This is fine, except for a free video Uscenes published called The Insomnia Key.

The 30 minute sleep aid video has been viewed over 5 million times. Uscenes were able to block ads from appearing during the video and after it, until YouTube decided the channel didn't qualify for monetisation.

The whole point of a sleep aid video is to provide the viewer with a relaxing viewing and listening experience. Therefore, The Insomnia Key needs to be excluded from having ads, so that they don't disrupt the viewer's attempt at falling asleep.

Uscenes decided the solution was to create a new channel for sleep aid videos. It launched this week with the to-the-point name of Insomnia Help Videos. The Insomnia Key was the first video to be published. Once regular viewers of the original upload have seen the new location of the video, the original upload will be removed from YouTube.

The new channel aims to reach 1,000 subscribers so that it qualifies for monetisation. Once it reaches the threshold, ads can be turned off during and after the video. Which will give people the tool they need to help beat insomnia.

In addition to the original 30 minute version of The Insomnia Key, a new extended version was released yesterday. The new video is 3 times as long at 90 minutes. The video creators have found that The Insomnia Key typically helps people fall asleep within 10 minutes. However, everyone is different and some people need more time.

Uscenes is hoping to gain new subscribers for the channel so that insomniacs have uninterrupted viewing of the sleep aid videos. There are plans to create new sleep aid videos in future, using clips from the vast library of relaxing videos Uscenes has amassed over the past 10 years.

To learn more about the new channel and the see the sleep aid videos, please visit https://www.uscenes.com/video-to-make-you-fall-asleep/