ATOMGO GUIDE

You do not need to pull your audience away from YouTube. Give them a reason to return to you as well.

Decide what stays on your public channel, what moves to your own catalogue and which platform data you cannot import.

DISCOVERYRETURN

Keep discovery working

Decide how your public channel and your own platform will work together before moving any files.

01

Keep discovery

Use public clips and searchable content to reach new people.

02

Move depth

Bring complete series, programmes, resources and offers into the owned destination.

03

Use originals

Migrate authorised source files and clean metadata rather than scraping playback copies.

Move depth to the destination you own

Move the originals, context and offers you are authorised to use. Followers and private audience data remain with the source platform.

04

Respect the limits

Followers, private user data and platform recommendations do not transfer.

05

Preserve URLs

Map pages and redirects where you control previous destinations.

06

Launch gradually

Invite the most engaged segments with a reason to return.

Measure return, not only transfer

Look for signs that people understand why they should return and are taking useful actions in your own catalogue.

07

Rights

Confirm territory, music, talent and archive permissions.

08

Measure

Track return visits, registration and the performance of each piece through the metrics you connect.

Keep public reach and build the habit of returning to your own destination.

A useful migration does not move followers; it gives the audience a clear reason to return.