$25 for a 1000 views/likes

http://www.zdnet.com/how-to-make-...000004995/


4,000 plus views...

$18.52

Good luck.

Passive income. Lol

I have a video with 300,000 views. My revenue? $3.00....

Quote from ElectroWolf : I have a video with 300,000 views. My revenue? $3.00....

What do you figure your hourly rate works out to on making/uploading etc that video (passively).

No way are they getting $0.025 per view.

Quote from vaultaddict : What do you figure your hourly rate works out to on making/uploading etc that video (passively).

About 2 minutes

So, I suppose so far I'm at $90/hr!

Quote from ViciousTide : Since most people don't know this: On average, a youtube video can receive about $25 per 1000 views in advertising revenue. Same goes with Facebook for 1000 likes for a photoshoped picture. If you want to make some passive income, do what a handful of people do for a living by applying their creativity and produceing some captivating content. Though asking for "Likes" is kind of like asking for donations, imo.

Sorry buddy, no individual is making a $25CPM on Youtube, unless you are YouTube selling the ad directly. I am guess ing that is where you pulled that info from.

Yeah I can confirm that there is no one making $25 per thousand views. Try more like $4 per 1000 views. And likes get you nothing, BTW.

Well, $25/1000 downloads is being offered here for file downloads,
https://forums.digitalpoint.com/t...l.2424374/

Meme says from From http://willvideoforfood.com/2008/...tner-make/

"I’ve been reading this and I’m a partner with youtube. I do have 1,400 videos on youtube. I generate 80,000 views a day in all my videos and my revenues are $1,200 per month on average. This month I might reach the $2,000 mark. I’ve been a partner for a year. I don’t really know how the deal on views, comments,etc. But I know If a video reaches 5,000 hits and more, that video will generate more money. I have roughly 175 videos that pass the 5,000 views mark and 3 that are around 3,000,000 views so the popular videos you have, the better income will generate. My goals are to make at least $5,000 a month. Now I’m uploading 100 videos a month. I know some partners are making $400 and more a day. If your videos are popular and has tons of views then expect to make good money. Also it will depend what type of videos you have so advertisers will feel good telling youtube what channels are good for them for their products. Hollywood.tv channel is making bank or any celebrity channel."

So they have to become viral videos, and you have to post quite a lot of successful videos, but then you start getting a lot more money per click.

Quote from ViciousTide : Well, $25/1000 downloads is being offered here for file downloads, https://forums.digitalpoint.com/t...l.2424374/ Meme says from From http://willvideoforfood.com/2008/...tner-make/ "I’ve been reading this and I’m a partner with youtube. I do have 1,400 videos on youtube. I generate 80,000 views a day in all my videos and my revenues are $1,200 per month on average. This month I might reach the $2,000 mark. I’ve been a partner for a year. I don’t really know how the deal on views, comments,etc. But I know If a video reaches 5,000 hits and more, that video will generate more money. I have roughly 175 videos that pass the 5,000 views mark and 3 that are around 3,000,000 views so the popular videos you have, the better income will generate. My goals are to make at least $5,000 a month. Now I’m uploading 100 videos a month. I know some partners are making $400 and more a day. If your videos are popular and has tons of views then expect to make good money. Also it will depend what type of videos you have so advertisers will feel good telling youtube what channels are good for them for their products. Hollywood.tv channel is making bank or any celebrity channel." So they have to become viral videos, and you have to post quite a lot of successful videos, but then you start getting a lot more money per click.

These videos just produce themselves, right?

Quote from vaultaddict : These videos just produce themselves, right?

Apparently so, if you have enough traffic and just ask your audience for submittals CNN's Ireport does this quite successfully, lol.

Eventually Product click-thru's can make you more money per click, and your money grows exponentially with your success. Then you start selling your show to third-party channels with T-shirts, plushies, etc.

Quote from ViciousTide : Eventually Product click-thru's can make you more money per click, and your money grows exponentially with your success. Then you start selling your show to third-party channels with T-shirts, plushies, etc.

So, is that easier or harder than stealing giftcards from your customers?

I seriously gotta check the OP's name before I click these stupidass threads...