Minimum YouTube Partner Requirements?
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The Captain
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Lots of video views
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onizuka
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Haven't seen any partners yet with under 10k total views and 200 subs. Also ratings, comments, and how high the videos rank in search tend to play a role. There are channels with 10k subs and 100k views that get turned down for partnership some time so I don't think there is an exact formula.
Why sweat the partner program. The pay sucks anyway unless you get alot of pre-screen and post screen trailer rolls on your vids. And they will let you upload original videos longer than 15 minutes on good standing accounts with a quick approval process.
Get about 1000 views on an original video in a week or less and most likely, they will ask to run ads on your video.
You are better off placing affiliate links in your descriptions and making mini-commercials that get ranked in the search engine for a decent term. Guitar lessons aren't they only winner on YouTube.
Get about 1000 views on an original video in a week or less and most likely, they will ask to run ads on your video.
You are better off placing affiliate links in your descriptions and making mini-commercials that get ranked in the search engine for a decent term. Guitar lessons aren't they only winner on YouTube.
LiamLC
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@onizuka
maybe they got turned down because they had copyrighted songs in their videos or something.
Thanks for the input guys, so what im gathering from everywhere i look it's about, 200 subs and 2k views per average.
@wcp31
I know I can make more money that way, I don't want partner for the monetizational benefits, I have my own methods. thanks for the suggestions though
maybe they got turned down because they had copyrighted songs in their videos or something.
Thanks for the input guys, so what im gathering from everywhere i look it's about, 200 subs and 2k views per average.
@wcp31
I know I can make more money that way, I don't want partner for the monetizational benefits, I have my own methods. thanks for the suggestions though
demiurge714
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- Nov 5, 2008
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around 100k video views on your account is pretty average i think
Question: Could it be just one video on your account with over 100k or does what about several videos with accumulation of over 100k view?
LiamLC
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ok, thanks for the tip. Do you think if I uploaded 1-2 quality video a week over 3 months + playinator that would get me partner?
dillfly2000
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I was invited to become a partner a few times, i only had three vids, but they were all adult related and they were declined after i accepted the invite and my account was banned (lol?).
But i learned that if you get a constant stream of real views every day (i had 100 average a day), they might send you an invite.
But i learned that if you get a constant stream of real views every day (i had 100 average a day), they might send you an invite.
LiamLC
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were you getting an invitation to full partnership or to be partnered for those specific videos?
IamNRE
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- Aug 18, 2010
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I started a new channel not so long ago (5 months or so) and uploaded about 3 videos one of them got like 20K views in one month and it got them to ask me to be come a member, but after a while they warned me LOL 
(coz I stole the video from another site) hehe
I can get you that many views in a month if you want, send me a PM.
(coz I stole the video from another site) heheI can get you that many views in a month if you want, send me a PM.
If you get about 1000+ views in the first 3 or 4 days, they often ask to run ads on that video. Yeah, they ask you to join the partner program. But it is not the FULL partner program. It is just to run ads on that video.
In my view, the most important benefit of the partner program is getting your videos on the search results page under the "Featured Videos"...that is a big advantage in getting your videos viewed a lot more.
But I would love to hear from people who actually got the partner program (not just invited for ads on 1 video) to know what their channel was doing in terms of daily views, subs and overall views when they got accepted.
But I would love to hear from people who actually got the partner program (not just invited for ads on 1 video) to know what their channel was doing in terms of daily views, subs and overall views when they got accepted.
Adam Rock
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- May 13, 2010
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1-2 videos a week would be kinda low on views unless you include your pre-existing ones. 2-3 videos a week might just work though.
personally for the 1st month of my account i just didnt care about subscribers just boost the views so i uploaded 100 vids a month and then eventually playinator boosted them all to 50k and i was then accepted, now i make 3 vids a week on my main and 3/day on my 2nd.
My method is flawless.
cant remember exact numbers but it was around these.
total views: around 5 million.
subscribers: 150.
total videos 100. give or take a few.
method to gain views: playinator.
niche: tech related.
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albaniax
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If you have a GOOD channel with viewable videos, and some views, just apply yourself, and fill out an big description on "why" you want to apply.
That was what I read in a German book about it, from an guy having himself a small YouTube channel partnered with YouTube.
That was what I read in a German book about it, from an guy having himself a small YouTube channel partnered with YouTube.
Winchester
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There is no exact stats. I've been talking to them for a while on it basically you must meet these criteria:
1. Post videos on a fairly regular schedule for at least 6 months (most cases 1 year)
2. All content must be 100% origonal
3. Content should cater to specific niche - there is a youtube partner in the comic niche who makes less than 60 views a video. But he is still a partner
4. Youtube associates will discover and add members as they see fit.
So in a sense just make something they like and best of luck
1. Post videos on a fairly regular schedule for at least 6 months (most cases 1 year)
2. All content must be 100% origonal
3. Content should cater to specific niche - there is a youtube partner in the comic niche who makes less than 60 views a video. But he is still a partner
4. Youtube associates will discover and add members as they see fit.
So in a sense just make something they like and best of luck
LiamLC
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Did the actually tell you no less than 6 months? or are you just guessing, I was hoping to get it in less than 3 months. I'm talking *quality* videos though.