YouTube has shared some insight into coming updates for its Creator Studio management platform, including improved processes for uploading videos via the mobile app, and an expansion of its pre-publish checking capacity to help creators avoid potential penalties. First off, YouTube is looking to improve its upload default settings, which will see defaults added to the mobile posting process, and will also allow multiple upload templates, reducing the need for full data entry every time you publish a clip. YouTube will also soon enable users to clone their upload settings from a previous video, further expediting the posting process, particularly on mobile devices. YouTube’s also looking to making it easier to manage content on the go by adding an option to upload videos from Google Drive. As you can see here, the new process will add Google Drive as another source location for your video content, which will enable you to access all of your shared videos on your, or your business’, Drive folder, from anywhere – again, further expanding your posting options. And lastly, YouTube is adding pre-publish checks on mobile, which will bring it into line with the desktop app. As you can see here, YouTube’s pre-publish checks analyze the content of…
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