Uploading daily on youtube

[Vasko Gjorgiev]

Are you asking about threshold for monetization? My channel got monetized way back in 2016's time. So it is a thing of past, I do not remember how much time it took during that time. But I remember that it was quite easy those days because the competition was very less.

Oh okay, thank you

 

[CastedMyVote]

It ain't bad but we can't say it is effective. Go for it though.

 

[jminsb]

Do shorts. Gets you quick views and be consistent. How long have you been monetized?

 

[medialounge]

Uploading one video per day may not always guarantee immediate success or high performance.

 

[Vasko Gjorgiev]

Do shorts. Gets you quick views and be consistent. How long have you been monetized?

I'm still not monetized, half way there in 2 months.

 

[proxygo]

Wow, thank you really. That was really motivating for me.


I have a whole team around me as well. As soon as I reach the minimum youtube ask I plan to double the production.

I have 1 question how much time does take for you to reach the minimum?

In 2 months I'm half way there. I don't know if is it a good result or bad.

Thank you, and good luck to you as well.

Yeah, after some research some people are saying that 2-3 weekly is enough that is why i asked.

Thank you

Thank you

That is the plan.

pro tip - mods dont like it when you make 4 posts in a row
when 1 post can reply to 4 people like so

 

[Vasko Gjorgiev]

pro tip - mods dont like it when you make 4 posts in a row
when 1 post can reply to 4 people like so

My bad Will know from now on..

 

[ytranker]

Posting one video every day on YouTube can be a good way to grow your food recipes channel, but make sure the videos are high-quality and engaging with relevant keywords that have high search volume. If there's still no improvement after a few months, try changing your upload schedule or experimenting with different types of videos. Remember to create great content, and be patient.

 

[d1aco]

depends if you do a churn-n-burn method like blackhat cpa or you're trying to actually grow the channel.
if the latter, remember: quality > quantity