How Do YouTuber's Make Money (Ways To Make Money on YouTube!)
32If you want to know how YouTuber's make money and how you can start making money on YouTube, this is the video for you! I go over all of the most popular ways that YouTuber's make money, so you can start increasing your channel's revenue. Whether you have 1,000 subscribers or 10 million subscribers, this video can help you make more money from YouTube
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About this video: One of the most common questions we get is how do we make money, and this is the case for most YouTubers. They constantly get asked how they make money from the videos they produce. So, I decided to go ahead and talk about how YouTuber's make money, how we make money here at TheBreakdown, and what you can do to start monetizing your YouTube channel.
First and foremost, sponsorships are a great way to make money on YouTube, but they can range widely. Sometimes, content producers just make money when they actually sell a product or drive a sign-up to a service. Other times, you can get a flat rate. These flat rate deals can be anywhere from $50 to over 6-figures depending on your channel's size and the company you are working with.
Sponsorships aren't the only way content producers advertise companies products and make money though. Another way is through traditional YouTube/AdSense advertising. This is very rarely the primary income of content producers, but it can provide a way to earn supplemental income in addition to other income sources. These are the pre-roll, mid-roll, and post-roll ads you see on videos. Content producers also earn revenue through the banner ads featured on and around the video.
AdSense ads aren't the primary way most YouTuber's make money though. There are three different primary ways that YouTuber's make money. These are merchandise, affiliate revenue, and other businesses.
Merchandising is probably the primary way that most YouTuber's make income outside of sponsorships and AdSense. Everyone from the Paul brothers to PewDiePie to Phillip Defranco and everyone in between offers some kind of merchandise. This is because it works, and it is a very good way to generate income for most YouTubers.
After merchandising, a lot of YouTuber's, ourselves included, use affiliate partnerships to generate revenue from their channels. This basically means that you drive people to a link for a business, and when someone purchases from that business, you get a cut of the sale at no additional cost to the viewer.
Now, that there is still one way that we here at the Breakdown, and many other #YouTube content creators make money from there videos, and that is outside businesses. For example, Jefferey Star runs his own makeup company producing all kinds of different palates each year. This is earning him over 9 figures per year. Even we have a business that relates to our channel, but doesn't it involve it completely, and that is our Minecraft Server - Play.BreakdownCraft.com. People from this channel play on it, but it is an external business that just works for a primarily Minecraft channel. Just like makeup pallets only work for a channel that primarily makes makeup and style related videos.
These types of businesses are going to be different for every type and style of content on YouTube, but if you are a content creator, working to find what it is and executing it well can allow you to truly turn your content into something much more than just videos.
And there are the primary ways that YouTuber's make money. There are even more. Some content creators have huge social followings on other platforms and do sponsorship deals there. Some YouTuber's support their channels through crowd-funding. A few YouTuber's even host very successful events each year. You see there really are hundreds if not thousands of different ways to make money on YouTube.
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