Profile And Profile Groups

Learn how to connect your profiles with Statusbrew, share access with your team, organize profiles into groups, and more

Profile And Profile Groups

Connect A YouTube Channel

Connect a YouTube channel to Statusbrew to manage it alongside your other social accounts. Once connected, you can schedule and publish videos and shorts, manage comments, and track video performance and audience demographics — all in one place.

Primary Owner, Owners, and Admins can connect a social profile to Statusbrew.

How To Connect A YouTube Channel To Statusbrew?

  1. Go to Settings.

  2. Select Profiles.

  3. Choose Add profile.

  4. Select YouTube.

  5. Select Add channel.

  6. Sign in to the Google account that owns the YouTube channel.

  7. Grant the required permissions to Statusbrew and select Continue.

Editing Your Connected YouTube Channel From Statusbrew

Now you'll be redirected to the Statusbrew Profile Detail screen, where you can Edit the Profile that you've added. You can change your Display name (will be used within Statusbrew only) and add it to Profile groups.

You can set Permissions to control which team members have access to specific Statusbrew features for this YouTube channel.

Click besides Additional options. You can Select color and add Watchers. Users selected as watchers will get reminder notifications for profile re-authentication or missing permissions.

Click on Update after making all the changes.

Now your YouTube channel is connected, and you and your team can start managing it through Statusbrew.

If you want to connect multiple YouTube channels, click on Add Profile in the Profiles and repeat the same steps. Depending on your pricing plan, your profile limit will vary.

Reauthenticating Your Connected YouTube Channel

Statusbrew connections to your social profiles rely on access tokens, which can expire over time. When this happens, you’ll need to reconnect your account. Refer to our support article to learn how to reauthenticate your profile.

FAQs

Why can I see only one YouTube channel while connecting to Statusbrew, even though my Google account has access to multiple channels?

This usually happens when your Google account does not have the required ownership permission on the other YouTube channel.

If a channel is showing only one option during connection, check whether your account is added as an Owner of the other YouTube channel. Having only Manager access may not be enough for the channel to appear during the connection process in Statusbrew.

To connect that channel, make sure your Google account has the correct ownership rights on it.

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