Add remove Youtube Communication Manager Roles and the Different between Them
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Page owners can now assign the “communications manager” role to people in charge of engaging followers without giving full access to the connected YouTube channel or permission to edit their overall Google+ page appearance. Now you’ll have more control over what your channel managers can access. You can also use this feature to work with new channel collaborators without giving them access to manage your videos.
1. Primary Owner
has access to everything on the YouTube account and can do anything – including deleting the account and adding or deleting other Managers and Owners. However, they cannot remove their own access to the account, unless they transfer that primary ownership to someone else first. There must always be one Primary Owner on the YouTube account and there can be only one. If you set up the YouTube account then you are the Primary Owner – unless you have already added another Owner and transferred your status to them.
2. Owner
can do anything on the account, including deleting the account and adding or deleting the access of others to the account. They can view analytics, edit account details and manage videos in all ways – upload, edit and deletion. An Owner has all the abilities of a Primary Owner – the difference being that an Owner can easily remove themselves without having to transfer ownership. A YouTube account can have multiple Owners.
3. Manager
cannot add or manage the access of others (unlike an Owner/Primary Owner) but they can upload, edit, delete and generally manage your videos. They will be able to see channel analytics and edit the account information but a Manager cannot delete the account. A Manager can remove themselves from the role. A YouTube account can have multiple Managers.
4. Community Manager
cannot do anything on YouTube, they do not have access to YouTube accounts so they cannot manage your videos. This is a role designed for other tools connected to Google (such as responding to reviews on your Google business profile) so you can ignore it for anything to do with your YouTube account. That’s right, they can’t do diddly squat!
Page owners can now assign the “communications manager” role to people in charge of engaging followers without giving full access to the connected YouTube channel or permission to edit their overall Google+ page appearance. Now you’ll have more control over what your channel managers can access. You can also use this feature to work with new channel collaborators without giving them access to manage your videos.
1. Primary Owner
has access to everything on the YouTube account and can do anything – including deleting the account and adding or deleting other Managers and Owners. However, they cannot remove their own access to the account, unless they transfer that primary ownership to someone else first. There must always be one Primary Owner on the YouTube account and there can be only one. If you set up the YouTube account then you are the Primary Owner – unless you have already added another Owner and transferred your status to them.
2. Owner
can do anything on the account, including deleting the account and adding or deleting the access of others to the account. They can view analytics, edit account details and manage videos in all ways – upload, edit and deletion. An Owner has all the abilities of a Primary Owner – the difference being that an Owner can easily remove themselves without having to transfer ownership. A YouTube account can have multiple Owners.
3. Manager
cannot add or manage the access of others (unlike an Owner/Primary Owner) but they can upload, edit, delete and generally manage your videos. They will be able to see channel analytics and edit the account information but a Manager cannot delete the account. A Manager can remove themselves from the role. A YouTube account can have multiple Managers.
4. Community Manager
cannot do anything on YouTube, they do not have access to YouTube accounts so they cannot manage your videos. This is a role designed for other tools connected to Google (such as responding to reviews on your Google business profile) so you can ignore it for anything to do with your YouTube account. That’s right, they can’t do diddly squat!
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