How to make money with YouTube today?

[Cryto Buyer]

Hello, do you know how to exploit a YouTube channel besides creating content and posting on it? I have seen many YouTubers become rich, how did they do it?

 

[Neway Marketing Agency]

I'm just like you, and I'm here to see results from others who may provide more useful information.

 

[Cryto Buyer]

You can be an affiliate or make a video to advertise a certain brand, they will pay a fee according to the contract negotiated by both parties.

Thanks guy, is that easy when my channel only has 30k subscribers, do they pay attention to me?

 

[Mey Yan Uhg]

30k is an impressive number, man, be happy about it

 

[FistFullOfCash]

Subscribers can bring a small income. People in the arts beg for Patreon donations. Sellers and creators have their own ways of monetizing.. Some make big email lists off there to promote to and have affiliate links for everything they promote. Trust that if they have a course they are probably an affiliate of half+ the stuff they're talking about.

There was some courses before of people saying they did 30K days on Youtube Ads with supplements. I ran some ads (Microsoft or Google Ads, cant recall) to my video on Youtube. The views were under 5 cents then easy. I may just take another snap at it with different videos and different products. I had got 700+ views for $25 or something cheap.

 

[medialounge]

You can use your channel to host an engaging live events, which your audience can interact.

 

[Mey Yan Uhg]

You can use your channel to host an engaging live events, which your audience can interact.

That's quite interesting, thank you

 

[SoundCloudPro]

Yes there are many many many different ways to monetize a YouTube channel. I will give you a really good tip.
One way to make some great money is the Content ID 'method'. This is where you will make a claim on your videos using a distributor such as soundcloud. You will upload AI generated music or your own music to a music distributor that will distribute to YouTube content ID system then what you will do is post videos on your YouTube channel and use your music in the background then the content ID will pick it up and all revenue will now go to you unless someone else claims then half of that money will then go to you.

 

[Ancoshal]

You can use your channel to host an engaging live events, which your audience can interact.

The profitability depends on the niche. It is not easy to rank live streams these days.

 

[bunchy]

Yes there are many many many different ways to monetize a YouTube channel. I will give you a really good tip.
One way to make some great money is the Content ID 'method'. This is where you will make a claim on your videos using a distributor such as soundcloud. You will upload AI generated music or your own music to a music distributor that will distribute to YouTube content ID system then what you will do is post videos on your YouTube channel and use your music in the background then the content ID will pick it up and all revenue will now go to you unless someone else claims then half of that money will then go to you.

Send me a dm asap

 

[Raymond jr]

Certainly! Besides creating content, successful YouTubers often engage with their audience through comments, social media, and collaborations. They monetize their channels through ads, sponsorships, merchandise, and memberships. Diversifying income streams, optimizing video titles and thumbnails for search, and consistently uploading quality content contribute to channel growth. Building a brand and leveraging trends can also attract more viewers and opportunities.

 

[alizer21]

many ways to make money, but one method that worked for me is youtube shorts and adsense

 

[SEGARU]

Yes there are many many many different ways to monetize a YouTube channel. I will give you a really good tip.
One way to make some great money is the Content ID 'method'. This is where you will make a claim on your videos using a distributor such as soundcloud. You will upload AI generated music or your own music to a music distributor that will distribute to YouTube content ID system then what you will do is post videos on your YouTube channel and use your music in the background then the content ID will pick it up and all revenue will now go to you unless someone else claims then half of that money will then go to you.

Content ID method is dead. Most distributors will ban you once they detect you're using that method. A few years ago it was a good method before everyone started doing it and the distributors caught on. Some people had even set up their own music distributor for the sole purpose of using the content id method but most if not all of them lost access to the content id system.

Also you aren't going to make much money unless the video you're claiming is already monetized or the channel has met the threshold of having 4k watch time and 1k subs. Getting 100% ad revenue from a video that gets no ads = no money regardless of how many views it gets.

 

[k2h2]

Hello, do you know how to exploit a YouTube channel besides creating content and posting on it? I have seen many YouTubers become rich, how did they do it?

All the rich ones make awesome content.

You can use tricks and shortcuts to make money there but it will not last long.

 

[SUPREME.LEADER]

Just Monetize your channel, create unique content and start earning!

 

[SoundCloudPro]

Content ID method is dead. Most distributors will ban you once they detect you're using that method. A few years ago it was a good method before everyone started doing it and the distributors caught on. Some people had even set up their own music distributor for the sole purpose of using the content id method but most if not all of them lost access to the content id system.

Also you aren't going to make much money unless the video you're claiming is already monetized or the channel has met the threshold of having 4k watch time and 1k subs. Getting 100% ad revenue from a video that gets no ads = no money regardless of how many views it gets.

Saying this method is dead is like saying ewhoring is dead too. Just because you lack the necessary skills and proper education doesn’t mean the method is dead.

I still use this method to this day myself.

The issue with this method is only if you are trying to do this with songs you do not have the rights to. Which is why you’d get banned by the distributor for copyright infringement.

If you do it correctly, the “method” works.

again I do this myself. Haven’t been banned and have got my payouts and revenue collected.

Also, ALL videos on YouTube has ads on the video. So you may want to do a bit more research before trying to correct me when you are absolutely wrong.

Oh and here is the link to the information about YouTube placing ads on every video regardless if the channel is monetized or not.

YouTube Support ( Advertising Information)

 

[SEGARU]

Saying this method is dead is like saying ewhoring is dead too. Just because you lack the necessary skills and proper education doesn’t mean the method is dead.

I still use this method to this day myself.

The issue with this method is only if you are trying to do this with songs you do not have the rights to. Which is why you’d get banned by the distributor for copyright infringement.

If you do it correctly, the “method” works.

again I do this myself. Haven’t been banned and have got my payouts and revenue collected.

Also, ALL videos on YouTube has ads on the video. So you may want to do a bit more research before trying to correct me when you are absolutely wrong.

Oh and here is the link to the information about YouTube placing ads on every video regardless if the channel is monetized or not.

YouTube Support ( Advertising Information)

I've made decent money from the copy claim method and I think I know the ins and outs of it pretty well. You can check my post history to see discussions I've had about it. Here's some of my earning i've made using that method.

The issue with the method isn't using songs you don't have the rights to because I made every song that I used to claim videos. You get banned from distributors for circumventing youtube monetization policies by using content id method.

You haven't got banned yet because you either haven't claimed enough videos yet, haven't got enough views or haven't made a significant amount of money from it. As you can see I was able to do the method for about a year before I got banned. Now days they catch on a lot quicker.

There's tons of people on BHW who have used that method and got banned from their distributor for using content id method.

Also you're right about non monetized channels running ads but it's not going to generate the same amount as a channel that is monetized or has reached the 1k subs and 4k hour watch time threshold.

The fact you recommend soundcloud as a distributor to use for content id claiming shows me you have very little experience. That's like saying use distrokid to content id claim lol.

Would love you to prove me wrong and show me that it's still a viable method

 

[SoundCloudPro]

I've made decent money from the copy claim method and I think I know the ins and outs of it pretty well. You can check my post history to see discussions I've had about it. Here's some of my earning i've made using that method.
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The issue with the method isn't using songs you don't have the rights to because I made every song that I used to claim videos. You get banned from distributors for circumventing youtube monetization policies by using content id method.

You haven't got banned yet because you either haven't claimed enough videos yet, haven't got enough views or haven't made a significant amount of money from it. As you can see I was able to do the method for about a year before I got banned. Now days they catch on a lot quicker.

There's tons of people on BHW who have used that method and got banned from their distributor for using content id method.

Also you're right about non monetized channels running ads but it's not going to generate the same amount as a channel that is monetized or has reached the 1k subs and 4k hour watch time threshold.

The fact you recommend soundcloud as a distributor to use for content id claiming shows me you have very little experience. That's like saying use distrokid to content id claim lol.

Would love you to prove me wrong and show me that it's still a viable method

I agree with you on somethings absolutely.
And I don’t just recommend SoundCloud as a distributor that’s silly.

There are better distros like Tunecore for one.
Distrokid ehhh. I don’t recommend.
Amuse I can also recommend
United Masters I can also recommend

However, unlike yourself I DO NOT put all my eggs in one basket. So the fact that you only use one distributor and put all your eggs into that one basket is also silly and shows that you are still very inexperienced.

I personally spread over multiple accounts in each of these distributors as to avoid raising red flags and getting banned. You still have some learning to do apparently.

 

[sanseraservices]

Exploit in what sense? Can you elaborate? Cash Cow Channels with Reels now a days a bunch of real money making channels.

 

[SEGARU]

I agree with you on somethings absolutely.
And I don’t just recommend SoundCloud as a distributor that’s silly.

There are better distros like Tunecore for one.
Distrokid ehhh. I don’t recommend.
Amuse I can also recommend
United Masters I can also recommend

However, unlike yourself I DO NOT put all my eggs in one basket. So the fact that you only use one distributor and put all your eggs into that one basket is also silly and shows that you are still very inexperienced.

I personally spread over multiple accounts in each of these distributors as to avoid raising red flags and getting banned. You still have some learning to do apparently.

All those distributors you're recommending are garbage for content id method. Everyone has used them for content id and have gotten banned from them. They are well aware about the method and will eventually ban you.

Also I never said I only used one distributor lol. The reason why I mainly used that distributor I posted was because they paid out at the end of every month, not every 3 months like most distributors. Many cases of people getting their accounts banned before they were able to get paid out because of how long they had to wait. Back then not all distributors caught on to the content ID method and I knew mine hadn't yet which is why I was able to earn decent money for a year before I got banned.

It's amusing you want to call me inexperienced when you're recommending stuff that has been known and hasn't been a viable option for a long time already. Content ID method has been discussed on BHW since 2020 and plenty have done it. You aren't saying anything new or know more than anyone here about it so please pipe down.

I know for a fact you're not earning anything significant from this method lol. If earning a couple dollars every few months is enough for you to consider content id method to still be a viable method then to each their own I guess.

Let me know when you start earning real money from it.