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> Let's assume that out of the 29 bn USD revenue that YouTube brings in 55% is shared with creators. Thus we are left with 13 bn USD. That’s a very poor and to
by AnonHP 3y ago
> Let's assume that out of the 29 bn USD revenue that YouTube brings in 55% is shared with creators. Thus we are left with 13 bn USD.
That’s a very poor and totally off assumption to start with, and makes it seem like YouTube is extremely generous. I’d guess YouTube shares, at best, 20% of the ad revenue with the content creator.
- drbacon 3y agoIt's 55%. This is the first non-Google result from a Google search: https://www.yrcharisma.com/the-youtube-revenue-split-who-keeps-what/ https://www.yrcharisma.com/the-youtube-revenue-split-who-kee...
- crashmat 3y agoYes but this is only for creators who are large enough. Smaller creators still get ads on their videos, but dont get paid for it
- drbacon 3y agoRight. Creators not in YT's partner program are not paid. Should YT run ads on non-monetized content? It's a fair question, and I can see a justifications either way.