Okay, the most obvious way to make money on YouTube is through advertising. To be honest, it's not the greatest or the only option. With 1.9 billion monthly users, YouTube accounts for 50% of all internet traffic. However, 500 hours of video are also being posted to the website every minute. You are aware that this post will not discuss how simple it is to purchase a Swiss watch using the advertising revenue from your YouTube views. (However, if your videos have received millions of views, you probably could at least rent one. Hold on, don't.) Continue reading for a list of 7 ways to monetize your YouTube channel, complete with detailed instructions.
Making money on YouTube
Become a member of the YouTube Partner Program.
Regular YouTube users can access exclusive features on the website through the YouTube Partner Program. Being a Partner makes things much easier, but you don't need to be one to make money on YouTube (simply setting up an AdSense account and gaining views is enough to manage that). YouTube Partners have access to several revenue streams, including not simply video ads but also YouTube Premium subscription costs and services like Super Chat, channel memberships, and the product shelf that directly tap into the wallets of your devoted followers (more on these later.)
First, create a YouTube channel.
There are numerous websites and videos that educate you how to start a YouTube channel, so don't worry.
Step 2: Increase your channel's popularity to the point where it satisfies the criteria for the YouTube Partner Program.
You must have at least 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours over the last 12 months to be eligible to join the program.
Create an AdSense account in step three.
Observe the official YouTube instructions for setting up AdSense accounts.
Explore your new monetization features in step four.
Different criteria apply to different monetization channels. For illustration:
Ad revenue: In order to receive ad revenue, you must be at least 18 years old and produce material that appeals to advertisers. In essence, the less contentious your films are, the more comfortable YouTube advertisers will feel placing adverts on them, and the more money you will make.
Revenue from YouTube Premium: If a YouTube Premium subscriber views your video, you will receive a percentage of their monthly price. (This one is good because it is automatic.)
Channel memberships: You must be at least 18 years old and have more than 30,000 subscribers in order to sell channel memberships to your subscribers (i.e, have your followers agree to pay you an additional fee).
Merchandising shelf: You must be at least 18 years old and have at least 10,000 subscribers in order to sell products from YouTube's merchandise shelf.
Super Chat payments: You must be at least 18 years old if you want your viewers to be able to pay to have their messages highlighted in your live chats during your live streams (and live in a country where the feature is offered).
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