With all sources, I’ll start with part one 1️⃣
YouTube
Watch Hours⏱️: YouTube📱 pays creators based on ad 📢revenue, which is influenced by watch hours. On average, YouTube pays around $3 to $5 per 1,000 video views👀, but this can vary widely depending on the niche, audience🎭location,📍 and ad engagement.🤼♂️
Followers and subscriber list📋 ; The number of subscribers can also impact earnings, especially if they have YouTube Premium subscribers , who generate more revenue per view.💀
Let’s make some rough calculations:🧮
Watch Hours: If Hamster🐹 Kombat has an average of 1 million views per video and they post 10 videos a month, that’s 10 million views per month. With they’re knowledge, they make a decent $FDUSD
trade with your views🙈.
Subscribers: With 20 million subscribers, if even 1% are YouTube Premium subscribers, that’s 200,000 subscribers. 💸YouTube Premium pays around $0.10 per view, so if each subscriber watches 10 videos a month, that’s an additional $200,000 per month.🤑 They began to skyrocket when $BTC started to dump.
Combining these, 🐹 Hamster Kombat could be making around $240,000 per month 🗓️from YouTube ad revenue and Premium subscribers. If CPM (cost per thousand views) is indicated 📈to be $4 after all the drilled rate cuts based on the nature of product to be advertised, they stand to approximately earn about $40,000.00 in a given month through ads. 💲This is a rough estimate and actual earnings can vary based on many factors.🎯
But there you have it, if you think you’re bankrupting them, think again 😂
Follow me for part two 2️⃣ on where they make money, comment what you think, and share.💙