How to make money on YouTube

How to make money on YouTube

You've probably heard people talk about making money on YouTube and think, "Hey, I can too!" Although earning thousands of dollars is an unrealistic thought, you can earn income quickly, especially if

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• Steps
• Tips
• Warnings

You've probably heard people talk about making money on YouTube and think, "Hey, I can too!" You can make thousands of dollars, you can do it fast, it is easy if you have a large number of subscribers. Follow this guide to monetize your videos and start monetizing YouTube ads. It's easy!

Steps

Timothy Linetski

Music Producer and Music Teacher

Look for different sources of income. Timmy Linetski, a popular musician on YouTube, says: "You can make money in many ways. Monetization helps, but many companies offer good sponsorship opportunities, which makes good money. I turned my channel into a business by publishing private lectures in music, which has become my main source of income. I also used my channel to find a job at the school where I teach. The principals saw my presence on YouTube and my ability to teach. I also have a Patreon and I do committee work. "

Meet the minimum requirements. You need at least 4,000 hours of viewing in the last 12 months and 1,000 subscribers to start earning.

• The video can be monetized while it is being uploaded by clicking on the "Monetize" tab and checking the "Monetize ads" option.
• To monetize a video after it's uploaded, open Video Manager and click the "$" sign next to the video you want to apply ads to. You can see that advertising also makes money

Set up AdSense. You can place Google AdSense for free on the AdSense website. To create an account, click the Start Now button and sign up. You must be 18 or older to register your profile; if you are younger, an adult must help.

• You need PayPal or a bank account, as well as a valid email address and other information so that AdSense can verify who you are and to whom the money should be sent. You earn on an ad only per click and a lower amount per impression, but the latter is shown cumulatively over time. That is why it is necessary to have a good audience.

Check the analysis. After uploading some videos, which have already been monetized and with views, you can check the analysis to see how your material works. Click on the "Analysis" option in your channel's menu. There, you'll be able to see estimated earnings, ad performance, impressions, demographics, and more.

• Use these tools to see if your content is user-friendly. You can change the content or marketing if you think you are not attracting as many users as you wanted.

Advertise your videos in other locations. Don't just put them on YouTube! Open a blog, create a website, or post it on other video and social networking sites. The more reviews you have, the better. By sharing a link or uploading a video to the Internet, you increase your chances of being noticed and generate revenue.

Become a YouTube partner. THE YouTube Partners is a program that includes members who have cashed in videos and a lot of views. Partners gain access to more creative tools and win prizes according to the number of people who have accessed their content. They also get access to a lot of advice and support from the community.

• You can sign up to partner with YouTube at any time through the YouTube partner program page. To access most of the "upgraded" programs, you will need 15,000 cumulative hours of watching your channel in the last 90 days.

Tips

• Submit content regularly.
• Make videos with good content and quality.
• It takes a lot of hard work to make videos.
• Use keywords to get people to watch your video.
• Be sure to add tags when shipping.
• Create social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) and expand!
• Make videos based on what's on the Internet.

Warnings

• Some users may make rude comments to discourage you. Don't let this overwhelm you!
• Copyrighted content may be removed if you post it. Your account will also be banned in some cases.
• If any of your videos have copyrighted material (for example, the music you didn't create, movies, etc.), your chances of joining an affiliate program are much lower.

• For most people, partnering with YouTube is not the main source of income. If you are not very successful, try not to invest only in this way of earning. Look for a stable job.