Wtf

[Taz]

I wanna be a youtube partner they make so much money.
No cocky shit but im pretty funny if i can say so my self ._.

[2pac]

tell me a joke

[Jah]

To ahead , you know that you can if YOU want.

[Use]

So make youtube videos and show us how funny you are.
I make money from the adds people click on my videos, and it isn't very much haha

[2pac]

to ahead , you know that you can if you want.

^ lol .......

[Taz]

I dont tell jokes...
From the people i talk to i make them laugh and most people say im funny.

[2pac]

do something funny then hotshot

[Use]

I dont tell jokes...
From the people i talk to i make them laugh and most people say im funny.

Start vlogging?

[GAMEchief]

they make so much money.

No they don't. Are you retarded?
They earn AdSense wages, and AdSense wages are fucking horrible.

Horrible.

Horrible.

Don't fool yourself. Anyone making enough money to "get by" on YouTube would be "fucking rich" if they applied their talents anywhere else in the universe.

[Taz]

No they don't. Are you retarded?
They earn AdSense wages, and AdSense wages are fucking horrible.

Horrible.

Horrible.

Don't fool yourself. Anyone making enough money to "get by" on YouTube would be "fucking rich" if they applied their talents anywhere else in the universe.

Calm down... The fuck?

I was on google and i found these :
How Much Money Do The Top Grossing YouTube Partners Make? - SocialTimes

How Much Money Do YouTube Partners Make? - Yahoo! Voices - voices.yahoo.com
"To give you an idea of just how much money a YouTube partner can make, Dave Rocker, a former partner, displayed a check he received from YouTube for over $14,000 in a documentary about his channel, DavesFarm. Yes, he made $14,000. Not only that, he made it in one month. Each and every month, Dave was receiving checks for tens of thousands of dollars that his videos generated. At the time, DavesFarm had about 80,000 subscribers."

Thats just some of the links talking about how much they get paid. But i also read that Youtube partners are forbidden to talk about how much they get paid by contract so how do you know that they don't get paid much? smd.

[Elliot]

They really don't get paid as much as you'd think. It all depends on your audience, luck with direct advertising, and the ad units you use.

It's all a very risky formula. If you use all video pre-roll ads you'll lose your audience. If you don't use them you make fuck all. I'd also be willing to bet that he had direct advertising. An advertiser can choose where their ads are shown for a higher price. With that higher price both Google and the partner make more per click.

It's all about luck. You can have one person with 100k subscribers who could make less money than one with 50k subscribers. Not to mention, it's not a steady income. You can fuck one little thing up. Either with your audience, adsense, or with the Youtube strike system, and you lose everything. Suddenly you go to absolutely no income and you're screwed.

Do youtube videos as a hobby. If you get paid then that's great. However, it's always better to keep a job on the side, even just part time. Job security is something that goes overlooked far too much by our generation.

[Taz]

They really don't get paid as much as you'd think. It all depends on your audience, luck with direct advertising, and the ad units you use.

It's all a very risky formula. If you use all video pre-roll ads you'll lose your audience. If you don't use them you make fuck all. I'd also be willing to bet that he had direct advertising. An advertiser can choose where their ads are shown for a higher price. With that higher price both Google and the partner make more per click.

It's all about luck. You can have one person with 100k subscribers who could make less money than one with 50k subscribers. Not to mention, it's not a steady income. You can fuck one little thing up. Either with your audience, adsense, or with the Youtube strike system, and you lose everything. Suddenly you go to absolutely no income and you're screwed.

Do youtube videos as a hobby. If you get paid then that's great. However, it's always better to keep a job on the side, even just part time. Job security is something that goes overlooked far too much by our generation.

Eh your probably right but i was just going with what i found off google.

[Omlett]

whiteboy7thst makes over 250,000 a year. Yeah they dont make a lot of money.

[Elliot]

whiteboy7thst makes over 250,000 a year. Yeah they dont make a lot of money.

When talking about Youtube people only look at the special cases and not at the majority.


@Taz, it's just something you've got to experience for yourself. Even if, the lack of security isn't worth the money. Just like that, I got my Adsense disabled with no chance for dispute because I got click bombed, and just like that. All my funds vanished into thin air. Google kept it for themselves. Maybe if it were a different ad platform who actually offered product support.

[Omlett]

When talking about Youtube people only look at the special cases and not at the majority.


@Taz, it's just something you've got to experience for yourself. Even if, the lack of security isn't worth the money. Just like that, I got my Adsense disabled with no chance for dispute because I got click bombed, and just like that. All my funds vanished into thin air. Google kept it for themselves. Maybe if it were a different ad platform who actually offered product support.

Oh I see, as for me i upload to my youtube when im bored.

[Sinza_]

I wanna be a youtube partner they make so much money.
No cocky shit but im pretty funny if i can say so my self ._.

I don't know about you guys, but I felt the grammar in his second sentence was rather funny. Or maybe I'm just tired.

[GAMEchief]

Calm down... The fuck?

I was on google and i found these :
How Much Money Do The Top Grossing YouTube Partners Make? - SocialTimes

How Much Money Do YouTube Partners Make? - Yahoo! Voices - voices.yahoo.com
"To give you an idea of just how much money a YouTube partner can make, Dave Rocker, a former partner, displayed a check he received from YouTube for over $14,000 in a documentary about his channel, DavesFarm. Yes, he made $14,000. Not only that, he made it in one month. Each and every month, Dave was receiving checks for tens of thousands of dollars that his videos generated. At the time, DavesFarm had about 80,000 subscribers."

Thats just some of the links talking about how much they get paid. But i also read that Youtube partners are forbidden to talk about how much they get paid by contract so how do you know that they don't get paid much? smd.

Because I have an AdSense account? And YouTube has e-mailed me asking me if I want to partner for my channels. Pretty sure partnering is public, since my channels get jack shit views, but who knows.

They don't make jack shit. Fact.

[To Give You This Gun]

Google isnt always right.