How to make money on Youtube
A couple of days ago I wrote a post talking about some British parents who published a 57-second video of their children on YouTube and ended up making over $150,000 from that video alone.
Most people who left a comment wanted to get more information on how to make money on YouTube, so I decided to write a follow-up post about it.
In a nutshell you make money on YouTube by becoming a YouTube partner, which allows you to display ads on your videos, and then you earn a percentage of the revenues generated by clicks on those ads, much like with AdSense. As for how much money you can actually make, I heard numbers anywhere from $3 up to $10 per 1,000 video views.
However, the process of becoming a YouTube partner is not as trivial as becoming an AdSense publisher. Below you'll find the basic steps you need to go through:
1. Make Sure You Have an AdSense Account
While the process to be able to display ads on your YouTube videos is a separate one, your earnings and stats will go together with your AdSense account, so you need to have one.
In theory you could apply to become a YouTube partner before having an AdSense account, and in case you get accepted you would then follow up with an AdSense application. I believe the other way around is much simpler, though.
2. Grow Your Audience on YouTube
One of the most important criteria the YouTube guys will use to evaluate your application is the audience you reach on YouTube. They don't reveal what are the requirements, but I've seen many people say these are the ballpark numbers you need to have before getting accepted:
at least 1,000 subscribers
at least 1,000 views on all your videos
at least 10,000 channel views
These are the very minimum though, if you want to make sure you'll get accepted I would aim for 5,000 subscribers, 50,000 channel views and over 1,000,000 upload views total.
Most people who left a comment wanted to get more information on how to make money on YouTube, so I decided to write a follow-up post about it.
In a nutshell you make money on YouTube by becoming a YouTube partner, which allows you to display ads on your videos, and then you earn a percentage of the revenues generated by clicks on those ads, much like with AdSense. As for how much money you can actually make, I heard numbers anywhere from $3 up to $10 per 1,000 video views.
However, the process of becoming a YouTube partner is not as trivial as becoming an AdSense publisher. Below you'll find the basic steps you need to go through:
1. Make Sure You Have an AdSense Account
While the process to be able to display ads on your YouTube videos is a separate one, your earnings and stats will go together with your AdSense account, so you need to have one.
In theory you could apply to become a YouTube partner before having an AdSense account, and in case you get accepted you would then follow up with an AdSense application. I believe the other way around is much simpler, though.
2. Grow Your Audience on YouTube
One of the most important criteria the YouTube guys will use to evaluate your application is the audience you reach on YouTube. They don't reveal what are the requirements, but I've seen many people say these are the ballpark numbers you need to have before getting accepted:
at least 1,000 subscribers
at least 1,000 views on all your videos
at least 10,000 channel views
These are the very minimum though, if you want to make sure you'll get accepted I would aim for 5,000 subscribers, 50,000 channel views and over 1,000,000 upload views total.
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