This is a tutorial on how to
Monetize youtube videos. Are you getting hundreds of views on your content?
Hundreds of thousands? Even better! Being a YouTube partner lets you to
monetize videos on your channel and earn a percentage of the revenue. But
before you can earn anything. You have to learn how to set up your our channel
and videos for monetization the proper way.
The first thing you would have to
do is check to see if your channel is eligible for monetization.
First,
In your account’s settings:
1) Go to the MONETIZATION tab.
2) Click Enable My Account. If
you don’t see this option; it means your account doesn’t qualify for
monetization or isn’t in good standing as yet.
Follow the on-screen steps to
accept the YouTube monetization agreement.
If you live in one of the
following countries: Turkey, Russia, or Ukraine; you would need to apply to
join the Youtube Partner program. You can do this.
Now that you have set up your
account; you can enable qualifying videos to earn money from ads.
Before you can place an ad on
your video. You would need to make sure that your content meet a specific
criteria:
Your content is
advertiser-friendly.
You created the content yourself
or have received permission from the owner to use it commercially.
Here are some examples of videos
that may be eligible for monetization:
Someone else created a video and
stated in writing that you may use and or make money from it.
You created the music used in the
video by yourself and isn’t signed to a label.
Here are some examples of videos
that may not be eligible for monetization:
You recorded a video of a dog
with music in the background that you did not create.
You created a montage of video
created by someone else.
Content with any violence or
nudity.
Videos meant to shock or disgust.
You can learn more about content
that may or may not be monetize by clicking here but you will surely find those
on the website of onlinedimes.
By following this tutorial, by
now you should have set up your channel and videos for monetization. Happy
earning!
