YouTube Channel Manager for Guru Bhai Satta

Guru Bhai Satta YouTube Channel — Management & Growth Project
About the Channel

Guru Bhai Satta is a YouTube channel focused on informational content related to Satta markets, including results, charts, statistics, historical analysis, market updates, educational content, discussions, and opinion-based prediction/number analysis.

I previously owned a Guru Bhai Satta YouTube channel that reached approximately 95,000 subscribers. Unfortunately, that channel was removed following copyright-related strikes/policy issues.

I have now created a new Guru Bhai Satta YouTube channel and I am looking for an experienced individual or professional team to manage and grow it long-term.

What I Am Looking For

I am looking for an experienced YouTube Channel Manager / YouTube Operations Manager, or a small team, who can take responsibility for the day-to-day management, growth, content strategy, analytics, publishing, and risk management of the channel.

This is intended to be a long-term working relationship, not a short-term video-uploading job.

First Priority — Understand the Previous Channel

Before focusing heavily on growth, I want the selected person/team to understand what happened to my previous 95K-subscriber channel.

I can provide available:

YouTube emails
Copyright strike notifications
Copyright claims
Takedown notifications
Screenshots
Previous content information
Other relevant documentation

You should review this information and help determine:

What likely caused the channel removal
Which content or workflow created problems
Whether third-party videos, images, music, clips, or other material were involved
What mistakes need to be avoided
How the new channel's workflow should be structured
Copyright & YouTube Policy

Copyright protection is extremely important because of the previous channel removal.

The manager/team should be experienced with:

YouTube copyright
Content ID
Copyright claims
Copyright strikes
Takedowns
Community Guidelines
Channel policy risks
Monetization/policy considerations

I am not looking for anyone to bypass Content ID, copyright detection, strikes, or YouTube enforcement.

I want the channel operated properly using original content, appropriate permissions/licenses, and legally/policy-compliant use of third-party material where applicable.

The manager should also monitor relevant YouTube policy changes and warn me about potential risks before content is published.

Channel Content

The channel may publish content such as:

Daily market updates
Results
Historical results
Charts
Number statistics
Historical analysis
Educational videos
Market discussions
Chart explanations
News and updates
Opinion-based number analysis
Prediction/guessing discussions

Prediction or guessing content should be presented as personal analysis or opinion, not guaranteed results.

The manager should understand the relevant YouTube policies for this type of content and help keep the channel compliant.

Channel Manager Responsibilities
Content Strategy
Research video ideas
Identify audience interests
Develop content formats
Create a publishing calendar
Research competitors
Identify content opportunities
Analyze which topics perform best
Recommend future content based on data
Video Publishing
Upload videos
Schedule videos
Optimize titles
Write descriptions
Organize playlists
Optimize metadata where appropriate
Maintain consistent publishing
YouTube SEO
Keyword research
Search-intent research
Title optimization
Description optimization
Playlist strategy
Search-performance analysis
Thumbnails

Coordinate with thumbnail designers and continuously improve:

CTR
Thumbnail quality
Visual consistency
Title/thumbnail combinations
Brand recognition
Analytics

Regularly monitor:

Views
Impressions
CTR
Watch time
Average view duration
Audience retention
Traffic sources
Returning viewers
New viewers
Subscriber growth
Top-performing videos
Underperforming videos

The goal is to turn analytics into clear decisions about future content.

Team Coordination

If required, the manager should coordinate:

Video editors
Thumbnail designers
Scriptwriters
Researchers
Voice-over artists
Motion graphics designers
Copyright/policy specialists

Preferred workflow:

Idea → Research → Script → Production → Copyright/Policy Review → Thumbnail → SEO → Upload → Analytics → Optimization

Long-Term Management

I want someone who can potentially manage the channel for the next several years, not someone who only uploads videos.

As the channel grows, responsibilities may include:

Managing additional freelancers
Building a content team
Shorts strategy
Community management
Advanced analytics
New content formats
Audience development
Brand consistency
Long-term channel strategy
Reporting

I expect regular reporting covering:

Channel growth
Views
Watch time
CTR
Retention
Subscriber growth
Traffic sources
Top-performing content
Poor-performing content
Copyright/policy issues
Recommended improvements

Reports should explain what the numbers mean and what we should do next.

Risk Management

The manager should proactively monitor:

Copyright claims
Copyright strikes
Community Guidelines warnings
Content restrictions
Policy changes
Monetization risks
Potentially problematic videos
Misleading titles/thumbnails
Third-party copyrighted material

If an issue occurs, I expect an immediate explanation of:

What happened → Why it happened → What we should do → How to prevent it again

Account Security

I will remain the owner of the YouTube channel and retain final control.

The manager/team should receive only the access required for their responsibilities.

I will not provide my primary Google account password.

Appropriate YouTube/Google permissions must be used.

Ideal Candidate

The ideal candidate should have:

Proven YouTube channel management experience
Experience growing channels
Strong YouTube Analytics knowledge
Copyright/Content ID experience
Knowledge of YouTube Community Guidelines
YouTube SEO experience
Content strategy experience
Strong communication
Team-management ability
Long-term availability

Experience with channels that have previously received copyright strikes or termination is a major advantage.

Interview Questions

Please answer the following:

How would you audit my previous 95K-subscriber channel?
What information would you need from me?
How would you determine the likely reason for its removal?
What is the difference between a Content ID claim and a copyright strike?
How would you review my new content for copyright risk?
How would you manage a channel in this niche while remaining compliant?
What would your first 30 days look like?
How would you improve CTR and audience retention?
How do you use YouTube Analytics to decide what videos to create?
How would you manage editors and thumbnail designers?
What would you do if the channel received a copyright claim or strike?
What access would you need to manage the channel?
What would your monthly reporting look like?
What would your 1–2 year growth strategy be for Guru Bhai Satta?
Red Flags

Please do not apply if your strategy involves:

Bypassing Content ID
Bypassing copyright detection
Circumventing YouTube enforcement
Using copyrighted content without considering rights
Guaranteeing that the channel can never be removed
Guaranteeing monetization
Guaranteeing a specific subscriber count
Using prohibited methods to manipulate YouTube

I am looking for professional, compliant, sustainable channel management.

Initial Work

The project should begin with:

Phase 1: Audit the previous 95K-subscriber channel situation.

Phase 2: Review the new Guru Bhai Satta channel and current content plan.

Phase 3: Establish a copyright and YouTube-policy-safe workflow.

Phase 4: Develop the channel's content, SEO, thumbnail, publishing, and growth strategy.

Phase 5: Provide ongoing channel management, analytics, optimization, and risk monitoring.

What I Expect

I want a manager/team who treats Guru Bhai Satta as a long-term YouTube channel, not simply a collection of videos.

I want someone who can tell me:

What is working, what is not working, what creates risk, what should be changed, and what we should do next.

The priority is:

Compliance → Quality → Consistency → Growth → Long-Term Channel Development