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It'd be good to know how this compares to just monetising a video series on YouTube.

• belter 2y ago
  Two data points: https://youtu.be/SpssEs22HGA https://youtu.be/SpssEs22HGA https://youtu.be/-mjk4QUkwSU https://youtu.be/-mjk4QUkwSU And: "The Price I Have To Pay (To Be A YouTuber)" - https://youtu.be/e2UbmAPYf1Q https://youtu.be/e2UbmAPYf1Q
  • mtmail 2y ago
    Data points extracted from 7 and 11 minutes of videos using its transcripts. 1. "How Much YouTube Paid Me For 4,700,000 Views" "For these 66 videos of my original music equating to 4.7 million views is roughly £4867 or just shy of $6000" "That carbon fiber guitar video I made four years ago is currently at an income of £739" "A few factors come into play there: it's a 13-minute video so it has plenty of time for ad breaks and YouTube likes it when you make people stick around which is much harder to do with a single song at just 3 and a half minutes" (The video about her revenue got 1.1 million views) 2. "How much I made on YouTube last year (2022) // Teacher YouTube Money Talk" "I've been putting out educational videos on YouTube for almost 10 years now. I've been monetized for two of those years and now I have just over 8000 subscribers [...] here it is 4101.22 okay so you can stay around for the rest of the video"
    • belter 2y ago
      The carbon fiber guitar review at 5.3 Million views had an estimated revenue of £7745.82