Posted on 08/06/2023 7:31:07 PM PDT by UMCRevMom@aol.com
Since I don’t know what the term RPM means, I have guessed Rate Per Million. However when I multiplied 253 million by $3 a click that comes to $759 million, which seems far too large. So, I Googled to find out what youtube is paying per click and here are some figures shown there. Also, what does RPM mean?
$0.018 per
YouTubers make an average of $0.018 per ad view, according to Influencer Market Hub. Rates can range from $0.10 to $0.30 per ad view. However, the amount of money YouTube pays depends on a variety of factors, such as: The number of views your video receives.May 23, 2023
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How much does a monetized YouTube video make per view?
How Much Does YouTube Pay Per View? The average YouTube pay rate for an ad view is between $0.01 and $0.03, which means that a YouTuber can make around $18 for every 1,000 ad views and $3 to $5 for every 1,000 video views. Forbes also says a top YouTuber can make about $5 for every 1,000 views.Jun 5, 2023
Here's a far better use for the billions sent to that hyper-corrupt craphole and its fake military garb wearing, gay dancing, Globalist-installed puppet. Here's a much better use for it than having it end up in the pockets of corrupt Scumocrats like the Bidens, corrupt RINOs like the Romneys and corrupt defense contractors.
All praise to the gay dancing grifter and his spendaholic beard and to all the Scumocrats, RINOs and other assorted globalist filthbags making bank off this war!!
Since this chart/report is over a month old, it's gotten a lot worse given the abject failure of the World Famous Spring/Summer/Winter/Fall/Halloween/Kwaanza/Black Friday/Pancake Day Great Victorious Offensive™.
Interesting to note that the original study has disappeared from the Youke site it was posted on. I'll bet the gay-dancing grifter's Globalist filthbag crew sent them a "memo" to yank it.
I shall assume, by pinging me in your list, that you seek a valid answer. I shall also assume that, as you posted the comment in the wee hours of the morning, not many may have responded with any information.
The information you found it generally correct. Here is some additional info:
"For every ad that runs on a specific channel, YouTube takes a 45% cut of what the advertiser pays for the placement. The creator gets the remaining 55%."This, one sees that Google is the large winner in all the "content creation" when spread across all "content creators."Source: https://www.thinkific.com/blog/youtube-money-per-view/#does
"Views refer to the total number of times your video or channel has been watched. Each time a viewer plays a video and watches it for at least 30 seconds, YouTube counts it as a view."Thus, the silly notion that listening for less time than what the "criteria" requires -- some think a short view would "help " increase traffic count for a "content creator" -- doesn't do anything really.Source: https://sproutsocial.com/insights/how-to-promote-your-youtube-channel/
"YouTube counts views for Long-Form, Short-Form, Shorts, and Live Stream videos when the following criteria have been met: A user has physically clicked the play button to begin the video. The video has played for at least 30 non-consecutive seconds."
Source: https://hurrdatmarketing.com/digital-marketing-news/how-are-youtube-views-calculated/
Moreover, a tally of the time in one's day required to listen to all the YouTube videos this thread, and others like it, can be calculated. One could see how much of gleeaikin's time would be required per day to listen fully to this "content." I think I shall make some tally in the coming days for you. As to some payments to "content creators" validated by third party sources, some of the videos recommended daily on this thread are as follows in descending order:
1 -- Kanal13 -- Since Nov 6, 2012 ....an average of $565,194.87 per year.Tallying these few (of many more) YouTube channels as documents above and as cited by UMCrevmom, the aggregate comes to almost $1.5 million USD for ten "content creators."2 -- Reporting from Ukraine -- Since Mar 4, 2022 ...an average of $287,827.17 per year.
3 -- Combat Veteran Reacts -- Since Mar 8, 2021 ...an average of $146,638.67 per year.
4 -- UATV English -- Since Feb 8, 2017 ...an average of $117,699.20 per year.
5 -- Denys Davydov -- Since Apr 20, 2014 ...an average of $111,115.53 per year.
6 -- Warthog Defense -- Since Sep 13, 2016 ...an average of $110,586.74 per year.
7 -- Oracle Eyes" -- Since Mar 29, 2014 ...an average of $63,631.08 per year.
8 -- Operator Starsky 🇺🇦 -- Since Jan 10, 2019 ...an average of $24,913.78 per year.
9 -- Divine Justice -- Since Jan 4, 2018 ...an average of $20,727.26 per year.
10 -- NIT International -- Since Dec 3, 2013 ...an average of $19,741.81 per year.
11 -- The Pioneer -- Since Feb 7, 2008 ...an average of $3,651.68 per year.
Putting the Macgregor YouTube channel in the mix, though he as a "content creator" is not to be accepted while the above are to be, his yearly take seems to be about $35K.
While I have tracked Macgregor back to "content creation" in the US, I have also tracked Denys Davydov "content creation" to Switzerland, so one may see his 'fight' is done in relative comfort. As is a Macgregor relatively comfortable.
We're only in early August, so this year is not complete. So much more monetization to harvest from the Ukraine-Russia event from these few channels.
On other observation, if one were to listen to all the recommended "content" in its entirety, it would absorb several hours a day. Even to just listen enough to monetize the channel per YouTube's criteria, one would have to "click" and listen for more than 30 seconds each, or more than six minutes just to get an "incomplete" flavor of the "content."
A comment to me said that all the monies above were being funneled into the Ukraine war effort, which is an assertion without proof. It is as if one were to argue that Macgregor -- as counterpoint to this -- was sending the money from his "effort" to the US government. On all sides, there are so many proverbial bridges to sell.
Now without assertion, and from a comment I made to another thread:
Meanwhile, $32,686,509.707,657.00 and rising.That "debt per person" devolves to our kids and grandkids, while the "content creators" and Google/YouTube rich get richer....
Debt per taxpayer - $253.686.00Source: https://www.usdebtclock.org/
Thank you for providing the extra info about monetizing videos. However I still don’t know what RPM means. I also looked at the US Debt Clock link you provided. It certainly has a lot, and it can be loaded as an app. I was disappointed to NOT find any info about debt additions by administrations. I would have liked to compare Obama and Bush 2, and Trump vs. Biden, especially since they may be running against each other.
Good morning. Here is info as requested.
"RPM -- Revenue Per Mille (RPM) is a metric that represents how much money you've earned per 1,000 video views. RPM is based on several revenue sources including: Ads, Channel memberships, YouTube Premium revenue, Super Chat, and Super Stickers."
Source: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/9314357?hl=en
It is worth noting again that Google / YouTube takes 45% of all content revenue, so one can estimate how "valuable" each "content creator" is to the company.
--- "I also looked at the US Debt Clock link you provided. It certainly has a lot, and it can be loaded as an app. I was disappointed to NOT find any info about debt additions by administrations. I would have liked to compare Obama and Bush 2, and Trump vs. Biden, especially since they may be running against each other.
Please look at the Peterson page, which has a rather well-presented graph spanning the period from about post-WWII to today and with some rather awful "projection."
An additional source which I recommend shows the M1 money supply from the Fed. It is rather horrific, to my view, with the lunacy skyrocketing with the election of Biden.
Source: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1SL
The m2 measure is also informative, again with that 2020 Biden bump, suggesting to me some real manipulation between politics and debt.
Source: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL
Our beloved nation is being led by sociopaths and psychopaths at this point. So do I see it.
This explains my part in the stance of "not my circus and not my clowns" as relates to playing world's policeman on a damn credit card. Very soon, the interest on the debt will be greater than ANY other expenditure. And Europe, with a greater population, isn't pulling its weight in NATO or anywhere else, as long as some US politicians just "swipe" the US credit card to pick up the tab. Again and again.
I observe that none on this thread (to whom you addressed your comment) were willing to further clarify your questions; answers were not difficult to detail. I wonder why. Best wishes.
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