Find Your YouTube Channel Handle and Select Videos
A YouTube channel name is a display label. Your @handle is the identifier used to find a particular channel. Channels can have similar display names, so confirming the account is more reliable than choosing a result by its name alone.
Use the handle shown on your channel
Open your channel on YouTube and find the @handle near its name. Enter that handle in the profile field. You can also use a channel URL containing the handle, such as youtube.com/@yourhandle. Do not enter the title of a video in the profile field: it identifies content, not the channel itself.
A channel ID is a different identifier
Some channel links use /channel/ followed by an identifier starting with UC. That is a channel ID rather than a display name. The lookup accepts this form too. A link beginning with /watch or /shorts identifies a specific video and is not a replacement for the channel URL in the profile step.
Check the returned channel
Compare the profile picture and channel name with your own channel before continuing. Subscriber information can be unavailable or displayed differently from a count you see elsewhere. If the returned channel is wrong, return to the profile step and correct the handle; do not continue just because the name looks familiar.
Choose public videos for likes or views
The content selector loads public uploads from the confirmed channel. Private, unavailable or otherwise inaccessible videos will not be suitable selections. A list may contain only a page of uploads, so use the load-more control when it is offered. The thumbnail and link help distinguish videos with similar titles.
Review the service rather than assuming the outcome
Subscribers apply to the channel, while likes and views apply to selected videos. Check the quantity assigned to each video before confirming. A view or like package is not a guarantee of watch hours, recommendation traffic, monetization eligibility or revenue. YouTube’s own requirements and enforcement remain separate from a supplier order.