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$90/hour is real nice money, but for some reason i assumed a channel with that many subs would make more money. For every million plus channel, there’s probably
by tra3 4y ago
$90/hour is real nice money, but for some reason i assumed a channel with that many subs would make more money. For every million plus channel, there’s probably a million+ channels with no subs.
Basically have a day job before you go all in as a content creator.
- grogenaut 4y agoSubs on YT don't mean revenue... they're just people who may watch your videos later. It's more a hueristic than anything.
- jjeaff 4y agoAnd then even if they do watch your video, your topic of choice will strongly affect your revenue per view. For example, a personal finance channel makes a lot more per view that say, a channel about thrift store finds.
- SpelingBeeChamp 4y ago> Subs on YT don't mean revenue... they're just people who may watch your videos later. Right on. I always tell people that I can’t pay my employees with subs and likes. For most videos, an overwhelming majority of views come from traffic suggested by YouTube in some manner (home page, sidebar, after a video). I have millions of subscribers across a few channels. Subscriber notification and feeds invariably account for a very-low-single-digit percent of video views.