08 March 2014

How Much Money Can You Make Off YouTube



YouTube offers a Partner Program to help you easily monetize your videos on YouTube. Once you are accepted into the program, upload a video “that you have created” on to YouTube, enable advertising for that video and wait for the money to pour in.


The current split is 55-45 so if Google sells $100 worth of advertising against a YouTube channel, the partner’s share is $55. But how much many can your really make off YouTube?


Mahalo founder @Jason recently shared some raw numbers for XHIT, a popular fitness channel on YouTube with half a million subscribers, and the revenue graph isn’t very encouraging.


The video channel has accumulated over 33 million views in the last 18 months and the total advertising revenue that the channel generated from YouTube in the same period is around $90k. That’s about $2.7 per 1000 views (CPM) which isn’t an impressive deal considering the kind of effort and resources that go into producing videos.


Total YouTube Video Views


YouTube Earnings (in $)


The advertising revenue is almost directly proportional to the eyeballs.


For a majority of YouTube partners, the advertising revenue from videos may help pay the utility bills but only a few can expect to strike it rich. On the positive side, as @Jason says, YouTube does help build your brand on the Internet.




This story, How Much Money Can You Make Off YouTube, was originally published at Digital Inspiration on 07/03/2014 under Google AdSense, YouTube, Internet

Lock Down These Services Now With Two-Factor Authentication



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Two-factor authentication is the smart way to protect your online accounts using something you know (like a password) and something you have (like a smartphone). Also known as two-step verification, it involves entering a code when logging in on new devices, and provides an excellent level of protection. With two-factor authentication even if your password isn’t particularly strong, your account is still relatively safe as you’ll need to authorise any log in attempts. Today we’ll be taking a look at few of the services you can lock-down with better security. How Does It Work? We’ve already taken a look at...


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