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What are the economics of the YouTuber when it comes to this? If the videos bring in $x thousand a week from adverts then is that how it all works? Then get R
by Theodores 7y ago
What are the economics of the YouTuber when it comes to this?
If the videos bring in $x thousand a week from adverts then is that how it all works?
Then get Rich from Rich Rebuilds in so subscribers get added to both channels?
If the car is paid for over a period of a loan then the revenue stream from the YouTube income pays, but, to the viewer, it looks like a $50K car has been hacked to pieces.
I do find it cool how Rich from Rich Rebuilds is now the expert. I am sure he feels impostor syndrome with that but he has put the work in and deserves his celebrity status.
If anyone has any guestimate numbers on how this works out as a business proposition then I would very much like to know. If it is lucrative then I just might have to do myself a 'Tesla campervan YouTube series'...
- cagenut 7y agoI don't know the youtube economics of it, but she has 6000 patrons paying $3 - $5/month to support doing things like this. https://www.patreon.com/simonegiertz/overview https://www.patreon.com/simonegiertz/overview
- Theodores 7y agoThat is real money! So after Patreon take off their 8% that is $250K per year. Then the views from the videos. Becoming a millionaire from a video channel that is just about yourself is ridiculous. Anyway, I won't be subscribing. I prefer stock English rather than spoken with 'upspeak'. Someone just talking about themselves with every sentence ending with 'upspeak' makes me find something better to do. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal
- jakobegger 7y agoFor people who don't run a business 250k per year sounds like a lot. But after paying employees and contractors, office space, workshop space, materials, equipment, insurance, airfare, taxes, ... I'm not sure that there's enough left to call them a millionaire.
- jakobegger 7y agoMy guesstimate is that if you already have 1.6 million followers on Youtube, you probably make enough that you won't need a loan to buy a Tesla.