How to Make Money On YouTube

Here are ways to make money from your YouTube channel:

• YouTube Premium Ads
• Online course sales
• Merchandising
• Super stickers and chat
• Crowdfunding
• Using YouTube videos to promote your blog

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   YouTube Premium Ads

YouTube Premium allows creators to earn money by replacing YouTube ads with ad-free viewing. YouTube Premium subscribers see no ads, regardless of who created the content. Instead, a portion of the YouTube Premium membership fee goes to the creators of the video.

If a user has a YouTube Premium subscription, their monthly money is split between the creators whose videos they have watched the most. If you’re already a paid creator, all you need is Premium subscribers to see your content.

2. Online Courses Sales

Making and selling online courses is a great way to make money on YouTube. Offering an online course can help you market your skills to a wider audience. If your course is valuable to your subscribers, they will gladly pay for it.

An online course can be a book or a video. Remember to provide high-quality content that impacts your audience and adds value in whatever format you use. People can tell if you under deliver, which can cause them to doubt your services or stop engaging with your channel. As a result, you may miss out on a lot of money.

3. Merchandising

Consider selling merchandise to your audience if you want to make money from them. Subscribers can show their support for your channel by purchasing t-shirts, caps, and notebooks. This method works best for channels with larger audiences.

Printful or Printify have online platforms where customers can purchase designs and have them shipped directly to them. The good news is that you don’t have to be involved.

Selling branded products is a great way to monetize your YouTube channel and gain online and offline exposure for your business.

Selling goods is easier than using AdSense. Rather than counting hours or views, you’re counting on a growing fan base to keep buying your stuff. To use the merchandising feature, you must be 18 and have 10,000 subscribers.

4. Super Stickers and Chat

Super Chat and Super Stickers are also great ways to make money on YouTube. Using this feature as a YouTube Partner is free. For a small fee, you can add Super Chat or Super Stickers to a live chat to make your subscribers’ messages stand out.

During your live sessions, they’ll get personalized badges and emoticons. They also get member-only benefits like live chats with you. To be eligible, you must be 18 years old and live in a country that offers Super Chat.

5. Crowdfunding

Even if you already use channel memberships, there are other ways to monetize your audience. YouTube crowdfunding can help you earn money as a creator. Be aware that this may come across as begging to some of your subscribers.

In reality, people will gladly pay for high-quality videos. The benefits you can provide to funders also determine your success. Check out crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter or GoFundMe to fund your project.

6. Using YouTube videos to promote your blog

YouTube allows creators to promote their brands, gain new customers, and increase traffic to their websites. Advertising or monetizing your website or blog may entice users to dig deeper into the topic you’re discussing. Most websites or blogs see revenue growth as traffic grows.

Create a blog with the same name and logo as your YouTube channel. Your blog and YouTube channel should look and feel the same, so design them similarly.

A link to your blog or website will appear in the video description once it is set up.