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How to Make Money on YouTube WITHOUT Recording Videos?
Okay, the most obvious way to make money on YouTube is through advertising. However, it is not the only—or, to be honest, the best—option.
(Spoiler alert: there are a lot of methods to make money on YouTube.)
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YouTube accounts for half of the internet, with 1.9 billion monthly users. Nonetheless, every minute, 500 hours of video are posted to the site.
So you already know that this article isn't going to be about how easy it is to buy a Swiss watch using ad income generated by your YouTube views. (Though you could definitely rent one if you had millions of views.) Don't do it.)
Continue reading to learn about six strategies to monetize your YouTube channel. Specifically:
Join the YouTube Partner Program.
Make money by selling your own products.
Create sponsored content and ask your audience to donate directly to you.
Crowdfunding can be used on a regular or one-time basis.
The media can use your work if you give them a license.
Now for some detailed advice on how to make money on YouTube.
What is the best way to generate money on YouTube?
Join the YouTube Partner Program.
Regular YouTubers can gain access to unique YouTube features through the YouTube Partner Program.
To make money on YouTube, you don't need to be a partner (simply setting up an AdSense account and earning views will enough), but becoming a Partner makes things a lot easier.
Step 1: Create a new channel.
Don't worry, we've got you covered with a simple guide. 'How to Create a YouTube Channel' is the title of the article.
Step 2: Make your YouTube channel successful enough to qualify for the YouTube Partner Program.
A minimum of 1,000 members and 4,000 watch hours in the past 12 months are required to join the program.
Here are some suggestions for increasing the number of views on YouTube.
Step 3: Create a Google AdSense account.
This is straightforward. Simply follow YouTube's official AdSense account procedure.
Step 4: Experiment with your new monetization options.
Each monetization channel has its own set of eligibility criteria. Consider the following example:
To earn ad money, you must be at least 18 years old and develop content that is appealing to advertisers. Simply put, the less contentious your videos are, the more comfortable YouTube advertisers will be running adverts on them, and the more money you'll make.
If a YouTube Premium subscriber watches your video, you will receive a percentage of their monthly money. (It's good that this one is automatic.)
You must be at least 18 years old and have over 30,000 subscribers to offer channel memberships to your subscribers (i.e., your followers opt in to pay you an additional fee).
Merchandise shelf: You must be at least 18 years old and have at least 10,000 followers to sell items through YouTube's merchandise shelf.
Super Chat payments: You must be at least 18 years old to allow your followers 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).
Step 5: Submit your work for continuing evaluations.
According to YouTube, as a YouTube Partner, your channel will be held to a higher standard. Not only must you adhere to the YouTube Partner Program's standards, but also to the Community Guidelines. Not to mention staying within the bounds of copyright legislation.
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Okay, the most obvious way to make money on YouTube is through advertising. However, it is not the only—or, to be honest, the best—option.
(Spoiler alert: there are a lot of methods to make money on YouTube.)
click for FREE training
linktr .ee/expert_platina
YouTube accounts for half of the internet, with 1.9 billion monthly users. Nonetheless, every minute, 500 hours of video are posted to the site.
So you already know that this article isn't going to be about how easy it is to buy a Swiss watch using ad income generated by your YouTube views. (Though you could definitely rent one if you had millions of views.) Don't do it.)
Continue reading to learn about six strategies to monetize your YouTube channel. Specifically:
Join the YouTube Partner Program.
Make money by selling your own products.
Create sponsored content and ask your audience to donate directly to you.
Crowdfunding can be used on a regular or one-time basis.
The media can use your work if you give them a license.
Now for some detailed advice on how to make money on YouTube.
What is the best way to generate money on YouTube?
Join the YouTube Partner Program.
Regular YouTubers can gain access to unique YouTube features through the YouTube Partner Program.
To make money on YouTube, you don't need to be a partner (simply setting up an AdSense account and earning views will enough), but becoming a Partner makes things a lot easier.
Step 1: Create a new channel.
Don't worry, we've got you covered with a simple guide. 'How to Create a YouTube Channel' is the title of the article.
Step 2: Make your YouTube channel successful enough to qualify for the YouTube Partner Program.
A minimum of 1,000 members and 4,000 watch hours in the past 12 months are required to join the program.
Here are some suggestions for increasing the number of views on YouTube.
Step 3: Create a Google AdSense account.
This is straightforward. Simply follow YouTube's official AdSense account procedure.
Step 4: Experiment with your new monetization options.
Each monetization channel has its own set of eligibility criteria. Consider the following example:
To earn ad money, you must be at least 18 years old and develop content that is appealing to advertisers. Simply put, the less contentious your videos are, the more comfortable YouTube advertisers will be running adverts on them, and the more money you'll make.
If a YouTube Premium subscriber watches your video, you will receive a percentage of their monthly money. (It's good that this one is automatic.)
You must be at least 18 years old and have over 30,000 subscribers to offer channel memberships to your subscribers (i.e., your followers opt in to pay you an additional fee).
Merchandise shelf: You must be at least 18 years old and have at least 10,000 followers to sell items through YouTube's merchandise shelf.
Super Chat payments: You must be at least 18 years old to allow your followers 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).
Step 5: Submit your work for continuing evaluations.
According to YouTube, as a YouTube Partner, your channel will be held to a higher standard. Not only must you adhere to the YouTube Partner Program's standards, but also to the Community Guidelines. Not to mention staying within the bounds of copyright legislation.
GET FREE TRAINING HERE
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