How to add a YouTube subscription button to your website or blog

YouTube has got loads of channels that users can subscribe to. In fact YouTube has just crossed the 1 billionth channel subscriptions mark. To celebrate this there is a new widget that's been released. All you need to do is copy the small piece of code that we have added below and you have a subscribe button you can place anywhere on your website or blog. If you are a YouTube creator and people visit your website or blog, they can subscribe right from there without having to leave your site. This way you don't lose out on anything. Your visitors can subscribe right from your website or blog and since they have subscribed to your channel, they will get the newest videos you upload right on their homepage.  Please find the HTML code below.

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How to share private videos with any number of people on YouTube

User who are used to uploading videos to YouTube will know that there were two ways of sharing videos on YouTube, Public and Private. When you choose to share publically your video was available to the whole world to watch and also got indexed in search engines. if you choose the private options you could upload your video and invite up to 25 people to watch the video.

This is now changed you can upload a video and choose to share it privately with any number of people. YouTube now has a third option called "Unlisted". If you upload a video and mark it is unlisted then this is what happens.

1. It will not appear in any of YouTube's public pages

2. It will not appear in Search Results

3. Will not appear on your person channel

4. Will not appear on the Browse Page

It becomes a totally private video except that you do not need to have a YouTube account to watch it. There is also no limit to the number of people who can view it. Once you upload the video you will get a video link and it is up to you to choose who you want to share this video with. So please be careful who you give this link to as the video is available to people with the link.

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Sociolatte