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[berberguy]

HI fellow BMFers !
For those of you who have an income from YouTube ,
How much time did it take to be approved for monetisation ?
What are the conditions imposed by YouTube for a channel to be monetized ?
And if you have any tips or help regarding making money from YouTube it will be very much appreciated
Thank you all .

 

[BMF]

How much time did it take to be approved for monetisation ?
What are the conditions imposed by YouTube for a channel to be monetized ?

1. Have more than 4,000 public watch hours in the last 12 months.
2. Have more than 1,000 subscribers.

If you post one video per day, this might take a couple months. Could be faster or slower, sometimes you need a bit of luck but hard work is key to success.
Youtube money, in general, comes after 1-2 full years of hard work.

 

[berberguy]

I was thinking of making a channel where I add arabic subtitles to popular videos , would that qualify for monetesation , or do they accept original content only ?

 

[Banglashi]

you might go against their copyright policies. all of which you have to ask the permission of the creator and also youtube for each videos you make.
it's a very tedious task.
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I was thinking of making a channel where I add arabic subtitles to popular videos , would that qualify for monetesation , or do they accept original content only ?

 

[Marlboro]

I was thinking of making a channel where I add arabic subtitles to popular videos , would that qualify for monetesation , or do they accept original content only ?

It's a good idea and many people already tried that. They all end with terminated youtube accounts. Doing this violates copyright infringement. If you want to become successful on YouTube you need to make sure that you'll upload original content.

 

[berberguy]

It's a good idea and many people already tried that. They all end with terminated youtube accounts. Doing this violates copyright infringement. If you want to become successful on YouTube you need to make sure that you'll upload original content.

Thanks for the information bro , I think YouTube is not for anyone and everyone !
Creating original content is not given to everyone !
Tell me , what about making montages of videos and adding music , you know the bodybuilding motivation type , is it okay or does it violate copyright too ?!

 

[Reznov]

What are the conditions imposed by YouTube for a channel to be monetized ?

4K hours of views , and 1K subs .

And if you have any tips or help regarding making money from YouTube it will be very much appreciated

to get approved quickly and without any problems , avoid using copied content such as tiktok vids & facebook lives , upload content you own and try to make professional thumbnails for your videos

 

[Muhammad Yousaf]

A suggestion you can create a facebook of that channel and you upload any video you create on both because fb is also becoming a great platform to earn.

 

[Banglashi]

i remember like when you broadcast live and you post on you fb profile the link to the youtube and also on twitter, the idea being live, excites your friends.

 

[Marlboro]

Thanks for the information bro , I think YouTube is not for anyone and everyone !
Creating original content is not given to everyone !
Tell me , what about making montages of videos and adding music , you know the bodybuilding motivation type , is it okay or does it violate copyright too ?!

Everything depends on how you'll make it, If you have copied bodybuilding video then it'll be under copyright strike. If your music is copied or without the authorization of the composer then you'll get copyright strike as well. To be safe you need to make sure that everything you'll upload will be made by yours and if you're planning to use someone's work, you need to make sure that their content is free to use.

 

[Brain]

To get approved easily post only original contents and you share the link on other social media sites. Be consistent in posting videos, get good numbers of traffic and subscribers before applying.

 

[Banglashi]

in youtube you can monetize yourself, as in the rule of marketing if you are able to sell yourself good to people, whatever products or services you are carrying you are also able to sell to them.

Here comes @Mr. B being photogenic or make it videogenic because he appears like a celebrity in youtube, he's already sold and considered an authority in youtube, then he promotes every time bmf forum there and he also promotes other referral programs which made him successful. see our youtube channel here for more details.

 

[kjones]

I monetized my second youtube channel from the beginning in 2013 and I made about a hundred dollars each year from the channel. Being active in some communities on google plus is what helped me get some visitors and subscribers. My channel became non monetized when youtube imposed a rule that you have to have at least a thousand subscribers - I think that was in February of this year or last year. I have still not gained enough subs to meet the criteria. I already had an Adsense Account, so I just migrated the Adsense over to the youtube with no problems nearly seven years ago. I've had my Adsense account for almost fourteen years now. I signed up when I first created a website in 2005.

Depending on your topic and views, you can get sponsors. For instance, one lady that I watch is on a **** diet and vlogs about her weightloss and her makeup choices. She has shown us some of the sponsors from subscription services like ipsy and skinny tea..etc. She also has Adsense - her channel has grown to 20 thousand subscribers in the past year. I think people like to watch her videos because they are inspiring for dieters. Also, she weighs around five hundred pounds, and she does weigh ins and shows recipes for ****.

Some outside sponsors I've seen on random channels include things such as the Trump 2020 coin and a VPN company - it seems those sponsors back lots of different channels, not focusing on their particular topic. So, even if you think you don't have a good topic for a sponsor, do not worry, there are companies that are more concerned with the amount of traffic you have than the actual subject of your content. So, if you are popular enough, there will definitely be a sponsor out there for you!

 

[Banglashi]

It is also allowed on the video description to post a url shortener that pays, another way of monetizing it. also you may put it inside your video.

 

[Banglashi]

another way is teach and guide someone into signing up with a money-making program you have been paid already and post convincing payment proof screen shot right inside the video to encourage to signup that will increase your referrals into that said money-making program and increase your money on youtube ads. use topic like
how to make money online?
how to make money with your computer at home?
how to work at home?

people of different cultures, though they differ we are all one and the same when it comes to money, we all want to increase and grow money.

 

[Japhnet]

It typically takes around 6-12 months to be approved for monetization on YouTube, though the exact timeframe can vary depending on a number of factors, including the content and engagement levels of your channel. YouTube has certain requirements that a channel must meet in order to be monetized, including having at least 1,000 subscribers, 4,000 public watch hours in the last 12 months, and a linked AdSense account

It is also allowed on the video description to post a url shortener that pays, another way of monetizing it. also you may put it inside your video.

Yes, it is generally allowed to use URL shorteners that pay in the description of YouTube videos. However, it's important to note that some URL shorteners are not permitted by YouTube's Terms of Service, so be sure to check before using one. Additionally, some URL shorteners have rules around using them in videos, such as not allowing them in the first 15 seconds of a video. Overall, using URL shorteners can be a good way to monetize a video, but be sure to read the terms and conditions carefully before using them.