Paddy Galloway
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Podcast Appearances
you're kind of getting paid to make advertising content in some ways. Like your content is advertising what you might provide or do, or even if it's just purely because you want to build community, you're getting paid to do that. YouTube have AdSense built in. I would say the kind of range I give most people here is
you're kind of getting paid to make advertising content in some ways. Like your content is advertising what you might provide or do, or even if it's just purely because you want to build community, you're getting paid to do that. YouTube have AdSense built in. I would say the kind of range I give most people here is
If you have a Western audience, if your audience is primarily English speaking in America, Canada, UK, Europe, you're probably going to see a $3 to $10 RPM. So that's the amount you get paid per 1,000 views. So if you're going to do some basic maths on that, like you look at the viewership that we see on these channels, and you just look at like December 27.9 million views, you apply a $10 RPM.
If you have a Western audience, if your audience is primarily English speaking in America, Canada, UK, Europe, you're probably going to see a $3 to $10 RPM. So that's the amount you get paid per 1,000 views. So if you're going to do some basic maths on that, like you look at the viewership that we see on these channels, and you just look at like December 27.9 million views, you apply a $10 RPM.
If you have a Western audience, if your audience is primarily English speaking in America, Canada, UK, Europe, you're probably going to see a $3 to $10 RPM. So that's the amount you get paid per 1,000 views. So if you're going to do some basic maths on that, like you look at the viewership that we see on these channels, and you just look at like December 27.9 million views, you apply a $10 RPM.
or PN to that, that's $280,000. So like there is a lot of potential money just to make just from that.
or PN to that, that's $280,000. So like there is a lot of potential money just to make just from that.
or PN to that, that's $280,000. So like there is a lot of potential money just to make just from that.
And even if you are a smaller channel, like I've worked with channels that are maybe doing a couple million views a month, which is still big in the grand scheme of things, but a lot smaller than these numbers, they're promoting a service, they're promoting their book, their service, their product, whatever it might be, but they're still making 20, 30K a month from YouTube kind of seamlessly.
And even if you are a smaller channel, like I've worked with channels that are maybe doing a couple million views a month, which is still big in the grand scheme of things, but a lot smaller than these numbers, they're promoting a service, they're promoting their book, their service, their product, whatever it might be, but they're still making 20, 30K a month from YouTube kind of seamlessly.
And even if you are a smaller channel, like I've worked with channels that are maybe doing a couple million views a month, which is still big in the grand scheme of things, but a lot smaller than these numbers, they're promoting a service, they're promoting their book, their service, their product, whatever it might be, but they're still making 20, 30K a month from YouTube kind of seamlessly.
And the audiences are also so... used to advertising that it doesn't have any cost really when it comes to frustration or people feeling like you're selling too much. Cause this is just so seamlessly integrated that it's like, I can just turn this on and make money from my content, which if we're being honest, although we don't want YouTube to hear this, like most of us would make for, for free.
And the audiences are also so... used to advertising that it doesn't have any cost really when it comes to frustration or people feeling like you're selling too much. Cause this is just so seamlessly integrated that it's like, I can just turn this on and make money from my content, which if we're being honest, although we don't want YouTube to hear this, like most of us would make for, for free.
And the audiences are also so... used to advertising that it doesn't have any cost really when it comes to frustration or people feeling like you're selling too much. Cause this is just so seamlessly integrated that it's like, I can just turn this on and make money from my content, which if we're being honest, although we don't want YouTube to hear this, like most of us would make for, for free.
Like we don't need to get paid directly from YouTube. It's like such a, such an extra little bonus that I think is a thing is great. Um, Another thing is it's really hard, which could be seen as a bad thing, but I think when you compare it to other platforms, YouTube is the hardest or one of the hardest to master. Um, which means there is a big mo.
Like we don't need to get paid directly from YouTube. It's like such a, such an extra little bonus that I think is a thing is great. Um, Another thing is it's really hard, which could be seen as a bad thing, but I think when you compare it to other platforms, YouTube is the hardest or one of the hardest to master. Um, which means there is a big mo.
Like we don't need to get paid directly from YouTube. It's like such a, such an extra little bonus that I think is a thing is great. Um, Another thing is it's really hard, which could be seen as a bad thing, but I think when you compare it to other platforms, YouTube is the hardest or one of the hardest to master. Um, which means there is a big mo.
I think it's hard to compete with someone who has a good understanding of the YouTube and knows how to make content on the platform. And I do think there is more barriers to entry. But that makes it a bit more predictable and more stable of if you get good at this, you can consistently grow audiences on YouTube. And it's kind of how I made my career. I've been doing YouTube since 2007.
I think it's hard to compete with someone who has a good understanding of the YouTube and knows how to make content on the platform. And I do think there is more barriers to entry. But that makes it a bit more predictable and more stable of if you get good at this, you can consistently grow audiences on YouTube. And it's kind of how I made my career. I've been doing YouTube since 2007.
I think it's hard to compete with someone who has a good understanding of the YouTube and knows how to make content on the platform. And I do think there is more barriers to entry. But that makes it a bit more predictable and more stable of if you get good at this, you can consistently grow audiences on YouTube. And it's kind of how I made my career. I've been doing YouTube since 2007.