[00:01] YouTubers actually have some of the smallest bank accounts? Here's why. How much money does YouTube actually pay you for your views? Well, on average, let's say you get a million views on long-form videos on your YouTube channel. That's
[00:15] typically going to pay out two to $3,000. Not bad money, but difficult to do consistently. And that's for long-form views on YouTube. If we're talking about YouTube Shorts, 1 million views is going
[00:29] to pay you around $50. That barely covers dinner. And here's what most people don't realize. There's two big ways to make money with YouTube, and they're not the same thing. The first one is making money from YouTube. That
[00:43] is YouTube paying you directly for views. It's from ads playing on your videos, from the different features on the platform itself. But the second big strategy is making money with YouTube. What does that mean? That
[00:57] promote a product or service that you've created, or as an affiliate for somebody else's product. And what's crazy about this is you can start making money with YouTube from day one of starting a channel without YouTube monetizing you
[01:13] you actually want to learn a little bit more about how to make money with YouTube specifically, step-by-step, just click the related video. It'll take you to a free training right here on YouTube that goes into much more detail. And
[01:26] follow for more of our 21-day YouTube reset. If you want to watch the past Shorts. Just click through, find them, scroll back, and you can watch [music] scroll back, and you can watch [music] them all. But I'll see you tomorrow.