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Why do some YouTubers with hundreds of thousands of subscribers have Patreon pages when they earn so much off YouTube anyway?
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There are many reasons behind it, and let me give two examples, and your question is answered!
First, I’m a professional writer, and I also make YouTube videos for clients.
There are many YouTubers who make very less money despite having 100,000+ subscribers.
Niche: A few YouTube channels make plenty of money because of the niche. Example: Gaming, and Tech!
However, there are niche’s like Wrestling, Fighting, Anime, Facts channel, news channels, and more makes very less money despite having 500,000 subs, and millions of vi
DISCLAIMER: My answer might discourage young YouTubers.
There are many reasons behind it, and let me give two examples, and your question is answered!
First, I’m a professional writer, and I also make YouTube videos for clients.
There are many YouTubers who make very less money despite having 100,000+ subscribers.
Niche: A few YouTube channels make plenty of money because of the niche. Example: Gaming, and Tech!
However, there are niche’s like Wrestling, Fighting, Anime, Facts channel, news channels, and more makes very less money despite having 500,000 subs, and millions of views each month.
You can WrestleTalkTV
for example, the channel is based on wrestling, and the number of advertisers are less, so the channel makes less money despite getting millions of views.
One of the biggest problem today is that many people are suffering from YELLOW DOLLAR sign that takes away your monetisation.
You can take an example from this video!
I know what you are going to say that these videos are not advertisers friendly, and that’s why they are demonetised!
But, what about Dhruv Rathee channel?
Dhruv Rathee is a Indian reporter, who speaks facts, but he ask people to contribute few dollars on Patreon!
I can tell you that someone like Dhruv Rathee channel probably getting DEMONETISED, or he might be getting less advertisements impressions!
“1) YouTubers have not necessarily been making a ton of money recently, thanks to a lot of advertisers pulling out a while back, from the PewDiePie scandal. It is useful to have another source of income.”
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What should a YouTuber do to earn on Patreon?
Why do YouTubers 'need' support from Patreon?
How many subscribers do you need on your YouTube channel to life comfortably from it, assuming you use affiliate programs and Patreon?
If a YouTuber has around 10-20 million subscribers, how much money would they make monthly?
When is the best time for a Youtuber to set up a Patreon?
1) YouTubers have not necessarily been making a ton of money recently, thanks to a lot of advertisers pulling out a while back, from the PewDiePie scandal. It is useful to have another source of income.
2) It isn't always easy to make YouTube a career if you are under a million subscribers. You may need extra support (like from Patreon donations) to purchase the equipment needed to break out the hundred-thousands range and into the millions.
3) No one is forcing anyone to donate to Patreon pages. Everyone is doing it because they enjoy the creator and want to support them. Be
1) YouTubers have not necessarily been making a ton of money recently, thanks to a lot of advertisers pulling out a while back, from the PewDiePie scandal. It is useful to have another source of income.
2) It isn't always easy to make YouTube a career if you are under a million subscribers. You may need extra support (like from Patreon donations) to purchase the equipment needed to break out the hundred-thousands range and into the millions.
3) No one is forcing anyone to donate to Patreon pages. Everyone is doing it because they enjoy the creator and want to support them. Besides, there are rewards for supporting people on Patreon, so it's not like supporters are getting nothing in return for their money. And why would you not ask people for money if they're willing to give it? Free money is free money, and like I said, no one is forcing anyone to donate.
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How much money do YouTubers make when they hit 4,000 watch hours and 1,000 subscribers?
YouTube has changed the way brand marketing happens. Instead of regular television or newspaper ad, we see these promotions inserted before or in the middle of a video.
As a new YouTuber or subscriber to this site, you are wondering can you possibly earn by simply uploading your videos.
Earnings come from either YouTube or from the company who asks for the promotional attachments. Companies often look at the number of subscribers you have before they will contact you for possible partnership.
A typical YouTuber charges $10,000 per 100,000 views. Since this is a huge amount of money and risk for t
YouTube has changed the way brand marketing happens. Instead of regular television or newspaper ad, we see these promotions inserted before or in the middle of a video.
As a new YouTuber or subscriber to this site, you are wondering can you possibly earn by simply uploading your videos.
Earnings come from either YouTube or from the company who asks for the promotional attachments. Companies often look at the number of subscribers you have before they will contact you for possible partnership.
A typical YouTuber charges $10,000 per 100,000 views. Since this is a huge amount of money and risk for the advertiser, only those with more than 1 million subscribers make it to their list. Those with fewer subscribers can consider the next option.
The easier route for not-so-famous musicians like me and other YouTubers is the Google AdSense. Do you see the ads appearing before you play a video or in the middle?
If you watch the ad (not skip it), advertiser pays between $0.10 to $0.30 and most of the time, $0.18 per view to YouTube. From this amount, you get 68%. That means, if you hit 4,000 views multiplied by $0.18, YouTube collects $720 and you get $489.60 as the creator of the video.
Okay, now let me give you the challenge here. Not all visitors watch the ads and only 15% do. For a view to be paid, viewers should watch at least half of it. There are also countless of competitors out there. The highest subscribers come from:
If you only have 1,000 subscribers, I would say these are still your lean days. More than focusing your energy to earnings, I suggest you create a name first. Build you fanbase and increase your subscribers.
How much money does a YouTuber with 10000 subscribers earn?
How much money does a YouTuber with 10 million subscribers earn in a year?
How much does a YouTuber with a million followers usually earn from Patreon?
How much money can a YouTuber earn monthly after 1 million subscribers?
If so many YouTubers are using Patreon, why doesn't YouTube make something similar?
Why do YouTubers 'need' support from Patreon?
What they need to do overall is start treating their channels from the point of view of who they’re serving by having a YouTube channel and creating all that content.
Work smarter, and treat their channels like business from ground zero all the way through.
Just so you’re aware, my channel recently got named one of the Top 15 YouTube Channels for Entrepreneurs by FeedSpot among the likes of Gary Vaynerchuk, Ted Talks, Roberto Blake and Marie Forleo.
The biggest reason is because I teach people how to create or build businesses and brands leveraging YouTube.
What they need to do overall is start treating their channels from the point of view of who they’re serving by having a YouTube channel and creating all that content.
Work smarter, and treat their channels like business from ground zero all the way through.
Just so you’re aware, my channel recently got named one of the Top 15 YouTube Channels for Entrepreneurs by FeedSpot among the likes of Gary Vaynerchuk, Ted Talks, Roberto Blake and Marie Forleo.
The biggest reason is because I teach people how to create or build businesses and brands leveraging YouTube.
There are multiple ways of monetising long before Adsense and sponsorships, or before you’ve earned the right to expect ready and willing Patrons, are likely to happen if you’re keeping at the forefront of your mind that YouTube is a search engine first and foremost.
The penultimate way of succeeding with YouTube is first, being a problem solver and the loyalty you’ve earned from your viewers who over time become subscribers, who then literally follow you to the ends of the earth because you are positioning yourself as a person and YouTuber of value become your raving fans…
With that, no YouTuber needs Patron…
They need to serve and be of value… educating, entertaining, inspiring or all three…
Is it true that YouTubers can make tens of thousands of dollars a month when they have less than 100,000 subscribers? If so, why is this possible and how common is it?
Yes. I personally have run a channel that made far more than its viewer numbers would make you think (none from Adsense). How?
To answer this let me try to provide a paradigm shift for you. Instead of running a YT channel think of yourself as running a business who’s primary focus at the moment is YouTube. Now as a business you need to make money - so what are a few ways to do this?
Yes. I personally have run a channel that made far more than its viewer numbers would make you think (none from Adsense). How?
To answer this let me try to provide a paradigm shift for you. Instead of running a YT channel think of yourself as running a business who’s primary focus at the moment is YouTube. Now as a business you need to make money - so what are a few ways to do this?
There are plenty more ways. From creating phone apps to having small events. But you have to take control of the finances and build it out. YT certainly won’t do it for you!
If a YouTuber has around 10-20 million subscribers, how much money would they make monthly?
I'll analyze three top USA YouTubers with 10M, 15M and 20M subscribers. As a basis, I will take one of my channels I recently sold with 2M subscribers.
For the past 365 days, my channel generated 343M views and $98k in revenue. Considering most views came from Russia where CPM (money for 1000 views) is six times lower as in the USA I will use 6x multiplication in my estmates.
10M SUBS Channel with $1,1M monthly income. The first channel is WORLDSTARHIPHOP. According to Socialblade, it gained 623M views. This means that only from Youtube Ads this channels revenue is about 1,1 million dollars. It
I'll analyze three top USA YouTubers with 10M, 15M and 20M subscribers. As a basis, I will take one of my channels I recently sold with 2M subscribers.
For the past 365 days, my channel generated 343M views and $98k in revenue. Considering most views came from Russia where CPM (money for 1000 views) is six times lower as in the USA I will use 6x multiplication in my estmates.
10M SUBS Channel with $1,1M monthly income. The first channel is WORLDSTARHIPHOP. According to Socialblade, it gained 623M views. This means that only from Youtube Ads this channels revenue is about 1,1 million dollars. It is only from YouTube ads monetization.
15M SUBS Channel with $200k monthly income. The second channel is PopularMMOs. According to Socialblade, it gained 151M views. This means that only from Youtube Ads this channels revenue is about 200K dollars. It is only from YouTube ads monetization.
20M SUBS Channel with $3M+ monthly income. The third channel is Cocomelon - Nursery Rhymes. According to Socialblade, it gained 1,5 billion!!! views. This means that only from Youtube Ads this channels revenue is about 3M dollars. It is only from YouTube ads monetization.
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How many subscribers do you need on your YouTube channel to life comfortably from it, assuming you use affiliate programs and Patreon?
How many subscribers do you need on YouTube channel to live comfortably?
So it really comes down to how many views you are getting, not how many subscribers you have.
I’ve found channels that get 100,000 dollars from Patreon alone.
Also, it depends on how much you need month from month to live on.
Once that is figured out, another item that will help is you get anywhere from 0–5 dollars per 1000 views. So, if you need 3,000 dollars a month to make ends meet. You would need a lot of views in any case cause if no one watches the ad or clicks on the link, you receive no money.
How many subscribers do you need on YouTube channel to live comfortably?
So it really comes down to how many views you are getting, not how many subscribers you have.
I’ve found channels that get 100,000 dollars from Patreon alone.
Also, it depends on how much you need month from month to live on.
Once that is figured out, another item that will help is you get anywhere from 0–5 dollars per 1000 views. So, if you need 3,000 dollars a month to make ends meet. You would need a lot of views in any case cause if no one watches the ad or clicks on the link, you receive no money.
What helps you get money is qualifying for the ad revenue program. Getting your channel linked to Amazon or iTunes if you have music to sell. Having a blog to attract more eyes. Patreon/twitch.
I would focus on the fun part of why you want to do YouTube before looking at it from this perspective.
Remember, 300–500 hours of new video is being uploaded every hour.
Hope that helps and enjoy your day.
How much does a YouTuber with 800k subscribers make?
This depends on many individual factors.
First, how many views does the channel get in an average month? Subscribers are notoriously unfaithful, many of them stopped watching that channel a long time ago. Take the views the channel saw in the last six month and figure out the average. THAT is the reach of the channel. Subscriber count is useless.
Second, is the content attractive for advertisers? Controversial content usually gets totally demonetized, so no ads at all.
Third, what kind of audience does the channel cater to? The more wealthy the audience, the higher the ad revenue. Young urban pro
This depends on many individual factors.
First, how many views does the channel get in an average month? Subscribers are notoriously unfaithful, many of them stopped watching that channel a long time ago. Take the views the channel saw in the last six month and figure out the average. THAT is the reach of the channel. Subscriber count is useless.
Second, is the content attractive for advertisers? Controversial content usually gets totally demonetized, so no ads at all.
Third, what kind of audience does the channel cater to? The more wealthy the audience, the higher the ad revenue. Young urban professionals in the western world will bring in a ton of money, old people in developing countries, not so much.
Fourth, what other income sources does the channel use? Fan donations (Patreon), sponsors, events, merchandize, affiliate links (amazon, …)… so many ways to make money if you have the reach.
Fifth, how much cost does the channel consume? A “one man” standup comedian has extremely little cost, a professional show with several hosts and cool locations can be very expensive to maintain.
What should a YouTuber do to earn on Patreon?
The short answer to this is create regularly and build a supportive fanbase.
Having a Patreon is the same as having a business. It's a membership business. You have to find out what benefits/rewards your fans are willing to pay/pledge for. Some common ones for YouTubers are:
Also, Patreon has an excellent blog and help section for creators. I highly recommend checking that out for a lot more information.
Why do YouTubers use Patreon? Why can't they just get a job?
Your question: Why do YouTubers use Patreon? Why can't they just get a job?
This comes in with an assumption, that they should make the youtube video without the patreon advertisement. If they ‘got a job’, meaning anything other than making videos, that video would likely not exist, because they’re busy performing that other job. They have a job. They are asking for payment for that job. Please lend your support if you like their videos.
When is the best time for a Youtuber to set up a Patreon?
You should probably get a few thousand subscribers that are constantly watching your videos before you set up a Patreon. If you know you have a loyal fanbase already that is going to support you if you set up a Patreon, then you should set up one.
It's better to have some great quality videos first, and at least 1,000 subscribers before you set up one.
What should a YouTuber do to earn on Patreon?
Why do YouTubers 'need' support from Patreon?
How many subscribers do you need on your YouTube channel to life comfortably from it, assuming you use affiliate programs and Patreon?
If a YouTuber has around 10-20 million subscribers, how much money would they make monthly?
When is the best time for a Youtuber to set up a Patreon?
How much money does a YouTuber with 10000 subscribers earn?
How much money does a YouTuber with 10 million subscribers earn in a year?
How much does a YouTuber with a million followers usually earn from Patreon?
How much money can a YouTuber earn monthly after 1 million subscribers?
If so many YouTubers are using Patreon, why doesn't YouTube make something similar?
Why do YouTubers use Patreon? Why can't they just get a job?
Is it true that YouTubers can make tens of thousands of dollars a month when they have less than 100,000 subscribers? If so, why is this possible and how common is it?
Why do YouTubers think after 5,000 subscribers that they will start making lots of money?
How much does a YouTuber with 2 lakh subscribers earn?
I have 84 subscribers on my YouTube channel. Should I open up a Patreon page?
What should a YouTuber do to earn on Patreon?
Why do YouTubers 'need' support from Patreon?
How many subscribers do you need on your YouTube channel to life comfortably from it, assuming you use affiliate programs and Patreon?
If a YouTuber has around 10-20 million subscribers, how much money would they make monthly?
When is the best time for a Youtuber to set up a Patreon?
How much money does a YouTuber with 10000 subscribers earn?
For YouTubers, when money is tight, luxuries such as purchasing Sony Vegas Pro, buying Casey’s preferred Canon EOS 80D DSLR or GorillaPod, and paying for exclusive music rights becomes a far-fetched bucket list. As artists, YouTubers are well aware of this fact which only seems to fuel their sense of self-doubt.
So, imagine there is a body or an organization that helps to YouTubers to continue what they are doing without worrying about money. This is where Patreon fits perfectly.
Patreon is a crowdfunding website where creators can earn some revenue on what they create in their respective field. This can be writing, music, vlogging, teaching, podcasts, comic book, sketching, blogging, d
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