oops i mean CPM - that is what the advertisers pay for 1000 views on the ads , but it varies and i guess youtube that name the prices
Why is "how much youtuber make" Such a sealed topic?
I'm pretty sure YouTube no longer offers the classic YouTube partnership, they just offer everybody monetization now
Come on. Please say something a little encouraging. I wasn't taking into account production costs. just the gross profit. What do you have to say about my estimate. is it really poor?
yensidtlaw
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SuperhumanOG
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I never knew Youtube worked like this. My buddy has a small but growing comedy channel and he tells me he's making about two hundred per day. I could just imagine what the big boys are making on there.
Just imagine Pewdiepie, a YT gamer. Last year in January he had 100k subs, to this day, a year and a half later, he is the second most subscribed with nearly 11 million subscribers and will be most subscribed within a month or two. All of this within two years. He usually uploads a video everyday which gets over 1m+ views MINIMUM, so that's $4500 just from views and not ads and sponsors etc.
When he uploads two videos a day, he's getting over $9000 per day from views alone. Looking at his average views per video it's actually 2m+. His fans love him so Much within 2 weeks they raised $160k for Pewdiepie's charity.
All this with hard work, dedication, motivation and luck. One thing I can say about tthis PewDiepie guy is well done for not letting the money or fame get to him, he uses his fame to get people to donate to charity.
P.S this guy is so popular when he moved to the UK he gets noticed wherever he goes. When he went to Singapore for am award ceremony fans gathered in the lobby just to see him.
YouTube can change your life, it's whether you're lucky enough to be that person.
When he uploads two videos a day, he's getting over $9000 per day from views alone. Looking at his average views per video it's actually 2m+. His fans love him so Much within 2 weeks they raised $160k for Pewdiepie's charity.
All this with hard work, dedication, motivation and luck. One thing I can say about tthis PewDiepie guy is well done for not letting the money or fame get to him, he uses his fame to get people to donate to charity.
P.S this guy is so popular when he moved to the UK he gets noticed wherever he goes. When he went to Singapore for am award ceremony fans gathered in the lobby just to see him.
YouTube can change your life, it's whether you're lucky enough to be that person.
razac21
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There's an awesome site called SocialBlade that does stats and estimated earnings everyday. Here's Smosh's stats. (They are currently the most subscribed on youtube)
http://socialblade.com/youtube/user/smosh
http://socialblade.com/youtube/user/smosh
yensidtlaw
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I doubt they'll be talking about money, but around January I saw that they are making a movie about YT Partners. I'll see If I can find the trailer/ IMDB page.
funkybunker
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Yes, everyone is technically a Youtube Partner.
Except these days, they have different levels of partnerships. Higher level = more tools
As to answer your question, everyone here has made it clear you CAN definitely make very big money with a YT partnership. But you can't be some run-of-the-mill SEO video.
You have to be an actual celebrity in your own right.
Except these days, they have different levels of partnerships. Higher level = more tools
As to answer your question, everyone here has made it clear you CAN definitely make very big money with a YT partnership. But you can't be some run-of-the-mill SEO video.
You have to be an actual celebrity in your own right.
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funkybunker
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Notice how Smoshs subscribers are going up a steady 20,000 a day...that isn't planned at all...just my observation.
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TrueView depends on the length of your video, if you have a video longer than 7 or 10 minutes, it is automatically enabled.
Kind regards,
Eddiemorra