If you are interested in earning money through YouTube, here are some steps you can follow:
Create a YouTube channel: The first step is to create a YouTube channel and choose a niche that you are passionate about. This can be anything from cooking to gaming to beauty tutorials.
Upload high-quality content: Once you have created your channel, start uploading high-quality content that your viewers will enjoy and find valuable. Make sure to optimize your videos for search engines by using relevant keywords in your titles and descriptions.
Build your audience: Growing your audience is key to earning money on YouTube. Promote your videos on social media and engage with your viewers by responding to comments and creating a community.
Monetize your channel: To start earning money on YouTube, you need to monetize your channel. You can do this by enabling ads on your videos, joining the YouTube Partner Program, and setting up Google AdSense.
Create sponsored content: You can also earn money on YouTube by creating sponsored content. This involves partnering with brands and promoting their products or services in your videos.
Sell merchandise: If you have a loyal fanbase, you can sell merchandise such as t-shirts, hats, and mugs to your viewers.
Remember that building a successful YouTube channel takes time and effort. It is important to focus on creating high-quality content that resonates with your audience and building a strong relationship with them.
A few notes
We won’t tell you what you can create on YouTube, but we do have a responsibility to do right by our viewers, creators and advertisers. If you’re in the YouTube Partner Program, you can earn money through YouTube. When in the YouTube Partner Program, we hold you to a higher standard.
To make sure we’re rewarding good creators, we review your channel before you’re accepted in the YouTube Partner Program. We also constantly review channels to make sure you’re meeting all our policies and guidelines.
You may be liable to pay taxes on your earnings from YouTube; find out more below.
Ways to make money in the YouTube Partner Program
You can make money on YouTube through the following features:
Advertising revenue: Earn revenue from Watch Page ads and Shorts Feed ads.
Channel memberships: Your members make recurring monthly payments in exchange for special perks that you offer.
Shopping: Your fans can browse and buy products, like merch, from your store on YouTube.
Super Chat & Super Stickers: Your fans pay to get their messages or animated images highlighted in chat streams.
Super Thanks: Your fans pay to get their message highlighted in your video’s comments section.
YouTube Premium revenue: Get part of a YouTube Premium subscriber’s subscription fee when they watch your content.
Each feature has its own set of eligibility requirements on top of subscriber and view count requirements. If our reviewers believe that your channel or video is not eligible, specific features may not be available. These extra thresholds exist for two main reasons. The most important one is that we have to meet legal requirements in every area where the feature is available. Then, because we want to reward good creators, we need to make sure we have enough context on your channel. Generally, this context means we need more content to review.
Keep in mind that we constantly review channels to make sure your content is in line with our policies.
Minimum eligibility requirements to turn on monetization features
Keep in mind that each feature has its own requirements. Some features may not be available to you due to local legal requirements.
Once you've been accepted in the YouTube Partner Program, you may get access to these monetization features:
Requirements
Ad revenue
Be at least 18 years old, or have a legal guardian older than 18 years of age who can handle your payments via AdSense.
Accept the relevant contract Modules.
Create content that meets our advertiser-friendly content guidelines
Channel memberships
Be at least 18 years old
Live in a country/region where channel memberships is available
Channel isn’t set as Made for Kids and doesn’t have a significant number of videos set as made for Kids
Not a music channel under SRAV
Shopping
Have more than 1,000 subscribers or be an Official Artist Channel
Channel isn’t set as Made for Kids and doesn’t have a significant number of videos set as made for Kids
Super Chat & Super Stickers
Be at least 18 years old
Live in a country/region where Super Chat and Super Stickers are available
Super Thanks
Be at least 18 years old
Live in a country/region where Super Thanks is available
Not a music channel under SRAV
YouTube Premium revenue
Create content watched by a viewer who is a YouTube Premium subscriber
Get creator tips on how to make money on YouTube.
Your YouTube earnings and tax liability
Earning money on YouTube or receiving Shorts bonuses are a great way to be rewarded for good, engaging content on the platform. Keep in mind that you may be liable to pay taxes to your country of residence on any income earned from your monetized videos on YouTube. Check with your local tax authorities for detailed guidance.
Watch how to earn money on YouTube
Watch the following video from the YouTube Creators channel on how to earn money on YouTube.
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It is possible to earn rewards through posts on the platform.
You can see that each upvote has a different reward attached to it. The value of the reward depends on the STEEM in one's account and their voting power.
Each upvote reduces a user's voting power by 2%. The votes regenerate at 20% a day.
This means that a user can upvote ten times a day.
Most users will upvote a given author only once a day.
When you have a whole bunch of posts to write, it is best to trickle out just one post a day.
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I suspect that you won't get many upvotes because this is an abnormally large number of posts for this platform.
Anyway, I wish you well on the platform.
One more problem. If the total upvotes for a post is under $0.02, the system will wipe away the rewards as dust. So, you might not get rewards for any of your posts.
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I just wanted to explain why you didn't get many upvotes on the posts. Good luck.
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