Passive Income through Youtube

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Till the 20th July.

Revenue: $799.20
Views: 602,726

Just passed the 3000 Subscriber mark yesterday.
Unfortunately UK politics is on holiday for a month now (like the schools) which also means most political channels are. There still be some stuff but not as much.

Next month i'll start does some SEO; twitter, facebook and start a website (maybe).
 
Say, you want to make a website? fill it with your youtube videos? to promote a sitethrough social networks? I understand correctly? Thank you.
 
Say, you want to make a website? fill it with your youtube videos? to promote a sitethrough social networks? I understand correctly? Thank you.
Yes, videos and probably written articles to go with videos.
 
Hmm... I don't think they had to do this for me although it may just be my memory. I believe its just linking your adsense account to YouTube. On the YouTube website, I don't seem to remember any waiting period.

i refrained from uploading any video incase they saw while reviewing, but they actually approved my adsense in a few hours with no videos on my channel
 
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This is from this month, most viewers are UK or US, any reason for these shit rates?
 
It's probably your avarage view times, only 23 seconds.
Cheers that was a thought, there is also the issue of only like 1/10 of views being monetisable, is this because YouTube does not display ads on such short videos?
 
Cheers that was a thought, there is also the issue of only like 1/10 of views being monetisable, is this because YouTube does not display ads on such short videos?
How did you do those views keko? Can you give me some suggestions like niche and sharing on websites? Thanks a bunch in advance mate!
 
Seems legit and gonna try this one out to see if i have some future in doing this kind.
Gonna try it your way and hope it will also give me the same result as yours.
 
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Earnings for month of July to 25th July:
Earnings: $934.70
Subscribers: 3165

Earnings dropped at the end as I haven't really been uploading to many new video's. Getting back in the routine of uploading today.
 
Can you make completions out of copyrighted videos? Like worst pranks. Or best songs. Or something?
 
Football is always difficult to do and basically impossible.

The only copyright that is sometimes picked up is by the BBC, maybe 5% - 10% of video's. I don't think they care though, when I appealed about 1 month ago under fair use (just wanted to see what the response was) they sent me a message to my YouTube channel that I didn't see till recently. They just said that the video wasn't fair use, gave fair use guidelines and stated the videos of them that I uploaded did not come under fair so would continue to monetize them. They also leave the 90%+ of video's on the BBC alone.

I've gone through the whole thread wondering, as many others have, how you are not getting copyright strikes. And I'm still wondering. I've received copyright strikes in the past for at least two BBC videos on my channels. They did not simply overtake the monetization -- they struck them down. I'm in the U.S., so BBC may be operating under different guidelines in the U.K. -- I don't see what else may be going on.

Anyway, good luck and I hope you keep your channel up and running for the long term.
 
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The last update before the end of month break down that i'll do. Lack of political news and not uploading for 2 days hurt my channel as you can see at the end. However, with video's being uploaded again I can see engagement with the channel go back up.

July Stats (Till the 28th July):
Views: 720,222
Revenue: $971.36
 
I'm following this thread.
I created a new channel following the steps above. In two weeks I have $2 earnings. Not bad for a starter.
 
I've gone through the whole thread wondering, as many others have, how you are not getting copyright strikes. And I'm still wondering. I've received copyright strikes in the past for at least two BBC videos on my channels. They did not simply overtake the monetization -- they struck them down. I'm in the U.S., so BBC may be operating under different guidelines in the U.K. -- I don't see what else may be going on.

Anyway, good luck and I hope you keep your channel up and running for the long term.
I don't see that being the issue are you simply copying the video or are you chopping and cutting to make it as unique as possible?
 
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