YouTube Monetization Earnings Breakdown: How I Made This Much Money in My First Year!

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  • Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
  • In this video, I reveal how much money I made in my first year of UA-cam monetization. I'll break down my earnings and share some tips on how I grew my channel and maximized my revenue. Whether you're just starting out on UA-cam or you're looking to boost your earnings, this video is for you!
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  • @KevinFeci
    @KevinFeci 7 місяців тому +1

    Great video as always! Thanks for sharing Bahroz!
    Btw, whoever was that individual that gave the pricing advice must have been very smart 🤣

    • @bahroz
      @bahroz  7 місяців тому

      Smart indeed… :) :) hope all is well… glad you keep in touch..

  • @phd_angel4192
    @phd_angel4192 6 місяців тому +2

    Thanks for the breakdown. Interesting video. Two questions: 1) total number of hours you put into this channel, so you can identify $ per hour as an important metric? 2) as passive income, what happens to monthly views and income if you stop producing new videos or decide to take a break from UA-cam?

    • @bahroz
      @bahroz  6 місяців тому

      Hey thanks and these are great questions… hard to give a short answer (so I recommend you check out my podcast on how to earn money from UA-cam)… but will still try to address your question here as much as I can…
      1- I would say approx 1 hour per video and I am making 2.5 videos per week for one channel… note this with time and practice gets optimized you start to get better at recording and editing and hence need less and less time…
      2- no the channel views will drop if you stop producing content,.. however once you have a large quantity of content you can re purpose it on the same platform and across platform net you start to scale up and up…
      More details on that podcast video (highly recommend you check it out)…