That adds up, and unless you’re buying bot views, your view count is unlikely to really go down.
It’s just a matter of time even the worst video I’ve ever posted still got almost 50 views. Your channel needed to have 10,000 lifetime views, but that’s easy to get.
Up until recently, there wasn’t much barrier to earning money on YouTube. A video that gets 100 views is likely to only earn you a couple of cents, if that. So what exactly is YouTube’s new policy, and why does it hurt so many small creators? Well, if you’ve been running a small YouTube channel, you know you don’t make much money. Meeting Minimum Monetization Requirements YouTube’s New Policy That’s where I come in I’m going to do what I can to help you reach certain important milestones. It’s a mess, and it means there are thousands of you out there struggling to figure out how to progress. Rather, all it does is makes it harder for small creators to monetize videos, which means advertisers are more likely to get their ads in front of large creator videos, which means more money for advertisers, more money for YouTube, and more money for big-time creators. The new policy makes no sense in reaction to the previous issues, and it does nothing to solve the issues at hand. What? Yeah, that’s the reaction basically everyone had. Somehow, they decided to… institute rules that prevent many small-time channels from monetizing. This most recent event – with the Logan Paul controversy involving a video that shows a dead body – led to a cascading intellectual failure in the YouTube leadership. YouTube responds to the viral outrage by making changes to the platform, but time and again, those changes don’t do anything to the people violating the rules, but hurt small-time creators. Some high profile YouTube superstars have been flagrantly violating various terms of service, going viral, profiting from those violations, and then “apologizing” in a way that is both disingenuous and also monetized. If you’ve been paying attention, YouTube has had a lot of controversy recently.
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