There may be exceptions, but almost all of those who explain money-making methods on YouTube and other social networks are fraudsters. They tell you that you will earn hundreds of dollars, but instead of implementing it themselves, they explain it to you by making a video. Don't you think there is a contradiction here?Have anybody tried making money with Rumble?. I've seen youtubers talking about making money on rumble just by reuploading video from youtube to rumble.
Yeah, you're right. But i've seen a youtuber who was showing proof that he had made about 60 dollars from 1 video just by reuploading it from youtube.There may be exceptions, but almost all of those who explain money-making methods on YouTube and other social networks are fraudsters. They tell you that you will earn hundreds of dollars, but instead of implementing it themselves, they explain it to you by making a video. Don't you think there is a contradiction here?
Yeah, you're right. But i've seen a youtuber who was showing proof that he had made about 60 dollars from 1 video just by reuploading it from youtube.
Providing evidence is completely deceptive. If he made $60, why wouldn't he do this all the time? Moreover, telling you this means that the method will be saturated in a short time, so if it really works and everyone is doing it, his income will decrease. If the main goal is to make more money, why would he tell people and want them to be satisfied with the method?Yeah, you're right. But i've seen a youtuber who was showing proof that he had made about 60 dollars from 1 video just by reuploading it from youtube.
Is getting subscibers or making money as affiliate more easy on rumble than with youtube?yes some people have made money on Rumble and Rumble offers monetization opportunities similar to youtube, where you can earn from ads on your reuploaded videos. However, it's essential to ensure you have the rights to reupload the content and comply with Rumble's policies and always consider creating original content for better longterm success.
The contradiction was watching to begin with.There may be exceptions, but almost all of those who explain money-making methods on YouTube and other social networks are fraudsters. They tell you that you will earn hundreds of dollars, but instead of implementing it themselves, they explain it to you by making a video. Don't you think there is a contradiction here?
Commenting daily on the 10 trending video in rumble....does this method work to make money as affiliate or getting traffic to your website? When this commenting method work it should work on Twitter X, Linkedin and Youtube too ?1) Comment on the top 20 or so trending Rumble videos of the day, with a paid shortener link going to your money site, or landing page with more passive earnings situations (CPM ads, PPDs, paid articles, etc) or other more active monetization (like CPA offers).
2) Use the Rumble system for monetizing videos if you want to, but don't rely on it for making the bulk of your money. That's what got people so reliant on YouTube, Adsense, Google ads and other Google programs. When they shut down your channel or monetization (for just about any reason, it seems) you're out of luck. Using third party monetization programs, and several video sites (Rumble, Daily Motion) is a workaround to overcome this.
Depends, as in choosing the freshest threads or trending topics, and on what type of monetization is involved. In general, social media clicks don't lead to good conversion rates on pay per sale funnels like affiliate programs. But if the link has visitors to go ad revenue type funnels that pay you whether or not they buy something, ka-ching you're in business.Commenting daily on the 10 trending video in rumble....does this method work to make money as affiliate or getting traffic to your website? When this commenting method work it should work on Twitter X, Linkedin and Youtube too ?
Have anybody tried making money with Rumble?. I've seen youtubers talking about making money on rumble just by reuploading video from youtube to rumble.