YouTube vlogs income entha asalu?

[KakiJanaky]

endi ra ayya, YouTube la yevvadu chudu Vlogs, atu vomerica itu india la, tintunna, mogudu tho kunukutunna ani istam ochinattu videos upload.

asal janaal timepass ki pedtunnara, leka income kosama samaj aytaledu ra naayana

research cheste they make good money antaru, if that is the case y not slaves show interest on that- easy money no.

 

experts throw some led lights on this topic.

 

[nag_mama]

2 minutes ago, KakiJanaky said:

endi ra ayya, YouTube la yevvadu chudu Vlogs, atu vomerica itu india la, tintunna, mogudu tho kunukutunna ani istam ochinattu videos upload.

asal janaal timepass ki pedtunnara, leka income kosama samaj aytaledu ra naayana

research cheste they make good money antaru, if that is the case y not slaves show interest on that- easy money no.

 

experts throw some led lights on this topic.

 

1 Million views ki approximately 1000$

[KakiJanaky]

5 minutes ago, nag_mama said:

1 Million views ki approximately 1000$

em matladutunnav raja, 1M views just one week lo oche videos kuppalu kuppalu untayi, $1k antey it’s a good amount no.

 

 

[BUDDY]

Just now, KakiJanaky said:

em matladutunnav raja, 1M views just one week lo oche videos kuppalu kuppalu untayi, $1k antey it’s a good amount no.

 

 

That's only basic adwords revenue, basically revenue from the ads that show up before the videos or banner ads that show up during the vide....and if you include the revenue from sponsorships and affiliate marketing , it'll be way higher..

[Naaperushiva]

2 minutes ago, KakiJanaky said:

em matladutunnav raja, 1M views just one week lo oche videos kuppalu kuppalu untayi, $1k antey it’s a good amount no.

 

 

chaala vunnayi madathalu...10 mins vundaali

comedy etc laantivi ayithe oka rate ..informative laantivi ayithe oka rate

and tier 3 countries laantivi(ex: india kooda tier 3 ey) thakkuva vosthayi

[Naaperushiva]

1 minute ago, BUDDY said:

That's only basic adwords revenue, basically revenue from the ads that show up before the videos or banner ads that show up during the vide....and if you include the revenue from sponsorships and affiliate marketing , it'll be way higher..

yup...malli patron kooda baane isthaaru money

[DummyVariable]

Many companies have artists on their payroll to release these videos. 

[BUDDY]

Just now, DummyVariable said:

Many companies have artists on their payroll to release these videos. 

yes , for instance , Tamada media has 50+ telugu channels under them...

[nag_mama]

1 hour ago, KakiJanaky said:

em matladutunnav raja, 1M views just one week lo oche videos kuppalu kuppalu untayi, $1k antey it’s a good amount no.

 

 

 

[nag_mama]

How Much Does YouTube Pay You For 1 Million Views?

February 22, 2018 by Josh 13 Comments

Last Updated on July 10, 2018

When I first started watching YouTube a few years back, it was pretty uncommon for a video to top the 1 million view mark. But in the past year, reaching 1 million views on YouTube seems to be the new bench mark for many creators. 

In fact there is now over 100 videos on YouTube that have topped the billion view mark. Yep, billion with a B.

As I started to see all these videos with millions and billions of views, I started to ask myself how much does YouTube pay you for 1 million views? After a bit of digging, I came up with some results that were quite surprising. So lets jump in!

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So How Much Does YouTube Pay You For 1 million Views?

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Instead of beating around the bush I’ll jump straight to the chase and tell you on average how much a YouTuber could expect to earn from 1 million views.

On Average: $600-$7000 earnings per 1 million YouTube views

As you can tell from the above figure, the earnings can drastically fluctuate per 1 million views. But why so? Wouldn’t it be a standard rate for a set amount of views? Originally this is what I was thinking. But after some research, the answer is a bit more complex and ingenious than that.

What YouTube and advertisers really care about most when it comes to views on videos is interaction. Simply put, the more interaction or watch time you have on your videos, the more you can earn.

YouTube calculates this through a system called CPM or cost per 1,000 views. Just like the above figure, this can fluctuate between 10 cents and $7 per 1,000 views depending on the quality of the content. But in most cases, the average per 1,000 views for any given YouTuber would be around $1.50 – $3.

Also if you have a hardcore audience like David Dobrik or Casey Neistat who’s viewers which almost every video till the very end. They could expect to earn $3 – $7 per 1,000 views or $3000 – $7000 per 1 million views.

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Some other dertiming factors that effect the earnings are

• Quality of viewers (age, gender, location)
• Views by geographic location
• Type of content (viral, informational, news, comedy)
• How often videos are uploaded
• Audience watch time 
• Engagement
• Subscriber count
• Number of views on mobile vs PC

When looking at it from an advertisers point of view, this completely makes sense as you want your ads to show in front of content that people are eager to watch and will interact with. This means that advertisers are getting the most out of their ad budget as viewers will likely remember the ad.

Another way to put is like watching ads during the Super Bowl and vs late night television. Viewers cant look away during the Super Bowl which means their interaction is at its peak which means advertisers have to pay millions for this opportunity.

On the flip side, you can show long infomercial ads on late night TV for cheap as the interaction is at its smallest.

After looking at this system of how YouTube pays their creators, it seems to work in the creators favour. This means if you are able to create awesome content with high interaction, even if you have a small amount of views, you can still reach high earnings per 1,000 views.

When it comes to YouTubers earning money from their videos, this is only scratching the surface. There are HEAPS of other ways YouTubers/Vloggers can earn income via sponsorships, merchandise, speaking events, affiliate marketing, product endorsements and so much more. Want to learn how much YouTubers get paid per 1,000 views? Check out my guide here to learn more.

[nag_mama]

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