YouTube monetization methods 2019

[komplektik]

if youtube turned off the channel from monetization, how do you monetize it? I found only cpa and Place playlist in the final screensavers on the channel, what about you?

 

[Rains]

freedom*tm ?

 

[Kidades]

Put affiliate links in video descriptions and try to make them related with the video

 

[thevideoguy]

if youtube turned off the channel from monetization, how do you monetize it? I found only cpa and Place playlist in the final screensavers on the channel, what about you?

For videos that are already on the channel and are getting views, you could try promoting Amazon products as an affiliate (although comission rates aren't huge so you won't make much money unless you can tie the promoted products in with the content or the channel somehow to increase targetted clicks). CPA is also another option as you've stated, but again it's not really worth it unless it's relevant to the content and you're getting a lot of views.

If you have a hardcore fan/sub base, you could go the selling your own merch/products route. You need a lot of dedicated fans for it to be worth the effort. Same with getting sponsorships for individual videos, etc.

Depending on the niche, type of video, and amount of views it's getting you may be able to sell the video description space and pinned comment space for a one time fee, or rent it for a fixed monthly fee. Advertiser takes on the risk and you get paid upfront. Takes a bit of work to find appropriate advertisers to work with and negociate those deals, isn't worth the effort for most small channels.

If you have enough subscribers on the channel where new videos each get at least 1K+ views, you could charge a fee to upload a video someone elses video and link back to their main channel in description/comment/video. This model works best for niches like music where there are a tonne of small time artists with a few thousand fans who want to reach a wider audience but don't have the budget to spend on a legit marketing campaign. I've seen small channels (5K-50K sub range) charging like $10-$50 per upload; you need the subs to be able to appeal to the advertiser in the first place but your price will depend on activity that the average new video gets. I'm sure the charging for uploading model can work for a variety of niches, not just music.

You could also just launch a new channel under a new identity and use the demonetized channel to promote it; funnel as much traffic and subscribers as you can to the new channel without completely killing it, then sell the old demonetized channel (can be sold on swapd, epicnpc, etc.).

 

[QuandoMedia]

how manny views you gain daily?

 

[almir2015]

depends on your content and niche, I guess, but I can't do a shit with my very general account with 150k daily views and 250k subs for months since I was demonetized. Tried all kind of shit but can't make a penny.

This fucking demonetizaion killed me, I made 4800 eur on last monetized month

 

[Klessikka]

Why you got demonetized? I'm doing sport complications and I'm really afraid of demonetization.

 

[Klessikka]

You should check other ad networks like viso or scalelab

 

[nettacompany]

For videos that are already on the channel and are getting views, you could try promoting Amazon products as an affiliate (although comission rates aren't huge so you won't make much money unless you can tie the promoted products in with the content or the channel somehow to increase targetted clicks). CPA is also another option as you've stated, but again it's not really worth it unless it's relevant to the content and you're getting a lot of views.

If you have a hardcore fan/sub base, you could go the selling your own merch/products route. You need a lot of dedicated fans for it to be worth the effort. Same with getting sponsorships for individual videos, etc.

Depending on the niche, type of video, and amount of views it's getting you may be able to sell the video description space and pinned comment space for a one time fee, or rent it for a fixed monthly fee. Advertiser takes on the risk and you get paid upfront. Takes a bit of work to find appropriate advertisers to work with and negociate those deals, isn't worth the effort for most small channels.

If you have enough subscribers on the channel where new videos each get at least 1K+ views, you could charge a fee to upload a video someone elses video and link back to their main channel in description/comment/video. This model works best for niches like music where there are a tonne of small time artists with a few thousand fans who want to reach a wider audience but don't have the budget to spend on a legit marketing campaign. I've seen small channels (5K-50K sub range) charging like $10-$50 per upload; you need the subs to be able to appeal to the advertiser in the first place but your price will depend on activity that the average new video gets. I'm sure the charging for uploading model can work for a variety of niches, not just music.

You could also just launch a new channel under a new identity and use the demonetized channel to promote it; funnel as much traffic and subscribers as you can to the new channel without completely killing it, then sell the old demonetized channel (can be sold on swapd, epicnpc, etc.).

We tried all of them before, not true.

 

[thevideoguy]

We tried all of them before, not true.

What is not true? I have made money with all of those methods, as do tens of thousands of other channels. Nothing contriversial there mate.

If you can't make money with any monetization method, you must have very low traffic, or very untargeted traffic. Work on your traffic before trying to monetize.

 

[almir2015]

Why you got demonetized? I'm doing sport complications and I'm really afraid of demonetization.

Not sure how it works in that niche but yeah, unless it's absolutely your own creation and that isn't, you should be afraid. They are becoming tough fuckers these days.