Youtube and Google Adsense.

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soccerzion

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All right, I just recently started up a few sites, and got my Adsense account. While on Youtube, I was noticing that there were ads on certain videos. So I was wondering, is it possible to incorporate your ads in your videos as well? So basically the question is, can you put your ads on your videos on the actual youtube site?

 

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furca

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Jul 3, 2010

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• Aug 3, 2010

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That is a really good question. I haven't looked into it, but I bet you could make some massive $$ if it was possible.

I did notice that you can LINK your adsense account with your youtube account...

Maybe someone else can give you a better answer...

 

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humakhan777

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• Aug 4, 2010

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anybody please guide to the procedure.....

 

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david wright

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Correct me if I'm wrong but this might be an option only for high ranking videos/channels. If not everybody would be doing it.

 

Jakerxxx

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Jun 19, 2010

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• Aug 4, 2010

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Adsense on videos is only available for YouTube Partners which you must apply for.
If you have a video that reaches 20k views, YouTube will generally send you an email asking you if you would wish to place adsense on that specific video.

Other than that, if you have content that does not belong to you on youtube, youtube will place ads on the video..but in no way will those ads be linked to your adsense account.

 

Last edited: Aug 4, 2010

tyronics

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Jul 27, 2008

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• Aug 4, 2010

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Adsense is 'generally' only for youtube partners. However, if you make a video popular within 48hours they will put up an option for you to take advantage of it being popular. You don't need to be a youtube partner for this.

As the image shows above. It is usually around 4-10k views within 48hours. But this may vary per account.

 

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Sdshane

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• Aug 5, 2010

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It used to be only for youtube partners, not any more. I read fairly this recently, think they changed in the last few months. I'll try to lookup where I read this and post link...

 

showbizvet

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• Aug 5, 2010

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that's yet another good reason to use videos as part of your marketing plan... I certainly do...