-So talking a little bit about uh how people can actually make like real money on YouTube
with how many views it takes to make how much money. -Yeah, so we're going to really break it
down and talk about like one view does one view translate into money. -To anything. -And it does.
So, I'll show you what that is but then we'll get up to the million views. We'll, even show you
what you can make if you had a billion views on your channel
and you'll be surprised with we'll show you a couple channels. You'll be surprised how much
one person can make a month on YouTube just following the strategy we teach. -It's mind-blowing.
Alright, so this is going to be fun because I think a lot of people want
to know how much money they, you could actually make based on the amount of views on YouTube.
So, people have asked these questions throughout time. They probably even Google them in how much
is one million views on YouTube, right? Okay. So, you're going to show us?
How are you doing this? -Well, I'm going to jump back and forth between two different channels.
One that's making really high higher than average amount on adsense ad revenue and one that's making
lower than average. So that you'll be able to kind of know you're going to fit somewhere in between.
-So, we can gauge how much I could make each month? Could I live off of being a YouTuber? Yes, if your
content doesn't suck. I mean, that's got to be part of it, right? I mean, who wants to spend how
many are you going to get a million views of you teaching people how to tie your shoes. -Yes. So, a
lot of my clients a lot of the people that follow this channel they do have businesses and so they
do have alternate ways of making money like they use youtube to generate leads for their business.
But for the sake of this episode, we're actually just focusing all just on the ad revenue.
-Yeah, right. -And if you get a million views on your cute cat video is it going to translate
into capture revenue and whatnot, we'll show you how that how that looks. -Alright, so how much
money can be made per view? -Yes, if you get one view on YouTube what does that turn into? Okay, let's get
here. -That can't be. -So, we're looking at Noelle Randall's account she shares the stats and I
have permission to share these things. I lowered it down to seven days. So, let's take the
dollar amount 11,255. -Whoa... well you're just coming right out of
the gate with guns blazing $11,000 in how much time a week? -Seven days.
-Alright, so, how much if you just get one view
does that payout at all? -It actually does. Let me show you, Noelle Randall, this is a video that she
launched earlier this month and let me grab a calculator as well because we'll need to
calculate this. -Okay, Oh I can see a little bit. She's made some money already. But you're
gonna you're gonna get one. How much one? -So, here's 7,000 views
equals that amount. So, if we take that dollar amount 336 and 53 cents divided by
7200 equals, is that right? Is that four? -So, about a nickel.
-Yeah, about five cents per view. Is that right? -Yeah. -I do in the math. -I believe so, I didn't...
We're not mathematicians we're YouTube personnel. -So, that's actually pretty high
to think that you could make five cents per view that's pretty cool. -Now, times that by 7200
look and I think that's exactly what we'll see. -Yep, 330. So now I want to show you another
example, we're going to switch over because this is on the high-end. Noelle is the high example.
-Okay, so while he's looking remember one nickel for one view. You know there's
little kids who will say, "I put up a video and I got four views", you know it's like
dude that's 26. Grandma goes into her little grandma Marriott into her little change purse
pulls out. If it's grandma on Marriott she better pull up something bigger than a nickel that's
that's all I'm saying. -Alright, so let's grab this video about the same amount of time but let me
change his to the first last seven days. So, okay so he's had well let's do a little bit. -Yeah, what
happened? -Well, he doesn't have as much views on this. -Oh I see, okay. But let's do the same math
so I'll take 29 dollars and 38 cents divided by 2800.
Okay, so that's about one penny. So, somewhere in the range of one penny to
five pennies is what you could probably expect. I would say Paul's on the lower end
and Noelle's on the higher end. -Now, why are their rates different? Is it based on their
overall viewership or something? -Well, Paul talks a lot about positivity parenting and relationships
where Noelle talks about real estate investing Airbnb money like... -How to make money. -Like,
credit and business topics and so more advert this is just my opinion more advertisers are wanting
to put their ads in front of make money type topics than they are parenting in relationships.
-Now let me ask you this if you can share this. I don't want to embarrass anyone. But I mean,
he talks about family and relationships she talks about how to get rich quick and putting it in
quotations I'm sure it's not a quick thing. But I mean who has more overall subscribers and viewers?
That's just a question from my own. So, Paul has had his channel for about three and a half years and
he is about 230,000 subscribers. Noelle just has shot past him hers is on fire growing exponentially.
She's over -How long has she been on? -We've been using this strategy for about 15 months. -So, less
than half the time of how long and yeah. I mean, I just think from the con from a content perspective
making money versus getting along with your kids. That's a sad commentary. No...
okay so let's figure out how much money a thousand views is on YouTube. -Okay, well we can really just
take this let's just take this and times it by a thousand. So, ten bucks? -10, well 10.50, 1049.
-10 49 so and if... -That's not great is it? I mean. -A thousand views you got a that's a
a decent amount of views but yeah to only get 10 bucks. I see what you're saying.
-Yeah... alright, so there you go. -And Noelle's might be you know 50
or 60. -Because of her content. Alright, so the question here now is how much do you
get paid from adsense ad revenue on YouTube for 1 million views of one of your videos? -Well, that
that's a perfect number to look at here because if you look at the last 28 days on the wells channel
we're at 1.2. So, you know just above a million views we could do the math to. -Is that 1.2 million
views of her channel or of a video? -It's all of her videos collectively on her channel. -Okay.
-And that's a good thing to know because when you launch a video on YouTube that the term we use
is evergreen. It lasts for years and years to come so you don't have to launch a video today
and have that one get a million views but all the videos on your channel will be getting views
and bringing you ad revenue. -I see, okay. So, this amount that we're looking at here that is somewhat
breathtaking in terms of revenue is based on her entire body of work. -What we've been working
on for the last 15 months. -Okay, so my question is when it says your estimated revenue $54,000.
Is that an ongoing revenue? Like, oh this is what you've made over the past 15 months or is this
what we're going to cut a check to you for the week of April?
-So this is she gets paid every 30 days. So, the amount that she got paid in February
was 50 almost 52,000. -Okay, so that's February? -And she was paid that on March 21st by YouTube
and then the amount for March was wait for it... 61,500 and that will be paid to her on April 21st.
-Okay, so this is a person who is sitting at her house. Well, at your house
making videos and she's making these videos primarily to fuel the business that she has
which in her case is? -Airbnb real estate. -Airbnb. So that's her primary focus and she
markets that business with 20 videos a month made by you and your wonderful people
and she sits back and says oh and by the way YouTube just sent me a check for $62,000 of
money that I'm not even trying to make. -It's just a bonus. -Son of a motherless goat.
I just want to do that. I don't even want to sell anything. I mean, I just want to cash
her checks. Well, I'm just thinking I do that. -There are a lot of people that feel that same way and so
they become YouTubers but they don't have any like. -But the actual meat and potatoes of their content.
-I want to say that this really is just the icing on the cake
because behind the scenes she's generating many thousands of business leads every single month.
What she has shared is that she's getting 100 strategy sessions scheduled per day...
and that's she even told me that a couple months ago so it's probably more than that. -So, then she's
okay with us saying that? Wow, the transparency in this day and age is so great I love it. How much
would Noelle make for example if she had a billion views in one month? Now, we're basing it now on this
monthly view. -Yes, so I'm going to take that dollar amount I have to go and reverse so divide that by
1,500,000. Oh wait, that was 15. -You can keep going. Okay, there we go.
-So, that comes out to four cents per view and now if we times that by a billion views.
So how many one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Okay, that would
be forty-one million eight thousand dollars. So, for every billion views you get that's forty-one million dollars.
-Now, I know this is a little off-topic but not so much since we're talking about views.
Do you know of anyone has there ever been anyone in the history of YouTube viewership that's had a
billion views in a month? -The first thought came to me is Mr. Beast now he's not doing that per month
but he's doing millions and billions of views yes he is. We'll make another episode about Mr. Beast.
I'm sure that's pretty awesome. So, if you are interested in learning how to make money like this
on YouTube, there's a formula and the first thing that I want you to know is how long a video should be?
I made another episode so I'll link to that one next. It's called how to increase watch time
on YouTube. Watch time is really important so go watch that one now. -For a long time.