Welcome to the forum..Im new here. I want to make money with youtube shorts mainly. Maybe long form in the future.
Any help will ve appreciated
Thanks in advance
I think I have some basic idea. But not so much in detail.Welcome to the forum..
Do you have have little idea on YouTube monetization or you have none?
Welcome to the forum.Im new here. I want to make money with youtube shorts mainly. Maybe long form in the future.
Any help will ve appreciated
Thanks in advance
What I do is to clip an important highlight of a big podcast, add captions, music, some sound effects on transitions, maybe some stock videos here and there, some little animated popups pictures or arrows or words that pop up while the speaker talks, like and subscribe animation, watermark. And some framing with keyframes.Welcome to the forum.
Good starting point with Shorts, just focus on picking a clear niche and staying consistent.
Study what’s already working in your space, focus heavily on strong hooks in the first 1–2 seconds, and don’t overthink production early on.
Once you find what gets traction, then scale into long-form.
Your current approach is a solid base, but on its own it’s often not enough for consistent monetization on YouTube Shorts.What I do is to clip an important highlight of a big podcast, add captions, music, some sound effects on transitions, maybe some stock videos here and there, some little animated popups pictures or arrows or words that pop up while the speaker talks, like and subscribe animation, watermark. And some framing with keyframes.
Do you think is this enough to get me monetized on these type of videos or my edits need to be more "transformative" and in which way they can/should be?
AI commentary will work for a narrative framing before/after the clip?To make it stronger and safer for monetization, you’d want to add at least one layer of real transformation:
- Narrative framing (context before/after the clip, not just mid-section extraction)
- Commentary or insight (even short voiceover or text perspective)
- Editing that changes meaning or structure (not just visual polish)
- Strong thematic packaging (compilations around a specific idea, not random highlights)