If you are looking a way of earning additional income, consider YouTube. No matter what you are doing, YouTube is ideal and pays far more than most other ideas you can think of. And one of the great news here is,' you will receive the money directly into your local bank account'.
Would it not be great if you could make some money by doing what you already love? What goes on behind the scenes when an ad shows up on a video? Get started with YouTube advertising and see how ads may work for you as a creator.
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A facebook friend told how he started earning from youtube.
When Howard Davies-Carr uploaded a video of his two children on to YouTube, he thought it would be seen only by his sons' godfather and a few friends. More than 400m views later, it has earned him well over £100,000.
He continued;
"I've always filmed the boys, but now I make a short extract to upload. I'm grateful to have these snapshots of the boys growing up – the money is a bonus." You would be forgiven for thinking Davies-Carr's story is a fluke – even he puts his success "entirely down to luck". But increasing numbers of people are earning money through the advertising revenue generated by their videos
You don't need to go digging for videos on the internet before you can upload a good video. And, you don't have to go viral to make it, according to Steve Roberts. His football skills tutorials (available on his YouTube channel, STRskillSchool) have more than 48,000 subscribers. "I judge my success according to how many people come back to watch each week

You might also remember the tale of 17 year old Fred Pye – he hit the news recently for earning £24,000 a year by making walk-throughs for Grand Theft Auto. That means, if you know a trick in any game or in any area, you can film it and make some cash through it.

Personally, I have been earning from YouTube both through my videos( upto N40,000 in the last 30days) and as well by helping people to advertise on YouTube. My videos are mostly on the funny happenings around and local scenes. People love watching those.
Yes, YouToo can do it.
Joining YouTube Partner Programme will guarantee you a monthly income regardless of the type of videos you are uploading.
Video makers can earn money from advertising via the site's partner programme, a scheme aimed at regular uploaders. Basically, this means you share in the revenue generated when people watch. Partners must agree to YouTube allowing "relevant" adverts to be placed alongside, and even within, their videos and earn money based on a combination of "impressions" (views) and "clicks" (how many people click on the ad). "Pre-roll advertising" – those often annoying ads you have to watch before the video starts playing – can be particularly lucrative, as advertisers are willing to pay more.
All of this means the amount of money you can earn will vary dramatically. However, YouTube insists that "partners will always get the majority of the [ad] revenue". You will learn how to be a partner with YouTube as it is well explained in our manual.
Path to success
Understand how the monetization ecosystem works.
Set goals for monetizing your videos on YouTube.
Decide which kinds of ads can help your videos earn money.
Earn money with YouTube
Have you ever wondered how YouTube creators make money from their videos and how you can too?
Revenue goals
Knowing the basics of tracking your YouTube revenue and defining monetization goals can help you better predict and manage your channel's earning power.
Ads on YouTube
There are several ways your videos can make money on YouTube using different ad types and getting your account set up for bringing in ad revenue.
Our manual will among other things, teach you how to monitize your videos, make upto N40,000 monthly, become YouTube partner and SEO(search engine optimise) your videos free, so that they will always be among the top 20 videos without AdWords.
The manual cost only N5,000.
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