How to Delete Your YouTube Channel

To delete your YouTube channel, follow these steps:

1. Sign in to your Google Account: Go to YouTube and sign in with the Google Account associated with the channel you want to delete.

2. Go to YouTube Studio: Click on your profile icon at the top right corner of the screen, then select "YouTube Studio" from the dropdown menu.

3. Access Channel Settings: In YouTube Studio, look for the Settings icon (it looks like a gear) on the left sidebar. Click on it to access your channel settings.

4. Navigate to Advanced Settings: In the settings menu, you'll see various options. Look for "Advanced Settings" and click on it.

5. Delete Channel: Scroll down until you find the "Delete Channel" option. Click on it.

6. Confirmation: YouTube will ask you to confirm your action. It will also provide information about what will happen when you delete your channel, such as losing all your content, subscribers, and comments. Read through this information carefully.

7. Enter Your Password: You'll be prompted to enter your password to confirm your identity and proceed with the deletion process.

8. Delete Channel: After entering your password, you'll see the option to delete your channel. Click on it to permanently delete your YouTube channel.

Keep in mind that deleting your YouTube channel is permanent and irreversible. Once deleted, you won't be able to recover your channel or its content, so make sure you've backed up any important videos or data before proceeding with the deletion.

What to do if AdSense doesn't turn on

 If AdSense doesn't turn on, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check AdSense Policies: Make sure your website complies with all AdSense policies. Common reasons for rejection include insufficient content, prohibited content (such as adult content, copyrighted material, or illegal content), and website design issues.

2. Verify Your Identity: Ensure that you've provided accurate and complete information during the AdSense application process. Google may require identity verification, especially if you're in a region with specific requirements or if there are discrepancies in the information provided.

3. Review Communication from Google: Check your email inbox, including spam or promotions folders, for any communication from Google regarding your AdSense application. They may have sent you specific instructions or requests for additional information.

4. Check Your Website Traffic: AdSense requires a sufficient amount of traffic to your website before approving your application. If your site is new or has low traffic, focus on building quality content and increasing your audience before reapplying.

5. Ensure Proper Implementation: Double-check that you've implemented the AdSense code correctly on your website. Any errors in the code could prevent ads from displaying properly.

6. Contact AdSense Support: If you've followed all the steps and still encounter issues, reach out to AdSense support for assistance. They can provide personalized guidance and troubleshoot any specific issues with your application.

7. Consider Alternative Monetization Methods: While waiting for AdSense approval, explore alternative monetization methods such as affiliate marketing, sponsored content, or selling digital products.

8. Reapply After Making Necessary Changes: If your initial application is rejected, address any feedback provided by AdSense and make necessary changes to your website before reapplying. Be patient and persistent in your efforts to get AdSense approval.

By following these steps and addressing any issues that may be preventing AdSense from turning on, you can improve your chances of getting approved for the program and start monetizing your website with ads.