In this video, we're exploring how you can make money on YouTube in the
health niche, where we look at this one particular channel, and break
down how they're possibly making over $10,000 per month, I'm gonna do
it in such a way that you can see how you can replicate that kind of
success. And you've probably seen videos from this channel already,
it's called bestie. And they say that they pose videos on health love
hacks and facts. But somehow I mostly see the videos about health
related stuff. And that's why I follow this channel, especially for
these types of videos, but I never seem to get started. Anyway, what I
want to show you here is how much views this channel rocks up. Over
the past 30 days, the highest day was 305 views gained, which sums up
to over the past 30 days, 5 million views. What exactly are they doing
with all of that views? And more importantly, how are they making
money with those views? Through selling their own courses about
getting healthy? What about affiliate marketing? Kinda, believe
it or not, but that $10,000 or more for the month is actually from a
YouTube ad revenue. And they estimates based on the amount of
views that bestie gets for the month gives them a monthly earnings of
anywhere between 1.4 1000 to $21,000 for the month, and well, that's
really not that specific now is it? And for that particular reason,
we'll do some research ourselves in a little bit to get a closer
estimate as to how much they're making per month, it may be more
than you think. But in the meantime, on a day like Wednesday, how do they
have an estimated up to 1000 earnings on that day? Well, that's
because they've been having some over $250,000 deeds, or over
$305,000 days. And all they're probably thinking it's because each
video gets over 250,000 views. If you check over the last few videos,
none of them really gets past 20,000 views, there are the occasional ones
that do. And there can be several reasons for this. But to that you
really need to think about this time is this, if you notice there's a
blue number next to each of these videos, and VBA it's actually stands
for views per hour is how much views that each of those videos get every
hour, even though it's not the most recent videos, they still get views
every hour, and those views add up every day. There is a little bit
more to it than that. They're not posting once, twice or three times
per week, not even once per day, or stay multiple times per day. And I
don't know how long this have started 27 minutes ago, 12 hours
ago, 21 hours ago, that's like three in one day, one day ago, one day
ago, one day ago. And this must have started recently, because I'm only
seeing 43 videos over the past 30 days. So I'm guessing that multiple
postings per day would have certainly helped to boost the amount
of views that they've been getting, I do have a link in the description
below where you can start using those tools for free. So feel free
to check that out. Now this is an established channel, it has a lot of
subscribers. And based on what I've seen so far, in my experience, the
principle remains the same, you get more views, you just have to use
more often. And to get views on videos that you didn't just post
today, you would have to try ranking on search. And both of the tools
that I mentioned with the link in the description can help you to do
that. Now there's something else that bestie does to get views on the
video. And since YouTube ad revenue is their main means of income more
views means more money. Let's look at this video that they posted just
yesterday. It foodie should never eat raw, but has 10,000 views
already. And according to the vid IQ tool that tags here that already
ranking in the top 10 results in the search engine on YouTube. But more
importantly, let's look at the description here. You know how a lot
of people would recommend a product and affiliate product or perhaps a
link to a website where somebody can purchase something. That's not what
they do. What they do in almost every video is recommend another
video, another video on their channel. And let's say somebody
clicks on that video, after looking at that other video, of course. And
then maybe after looking at this video, they go into the description,
and what do you know besties recommending to other videos that
they should look at. I never that was enough. These links are not just
links to other videos, but they're links to other videos in a playlist.
So they're making it even more convenient for you to look at more
of their videos.
I think this is a really good strategy because what this is, is a
massive increase in besties session time. And what session time means is
the total amount of time that someone spends on YouTube after
watching your video. And it's one metric that YouTube cares a lot
about. So the more interlinking of these videos here. And overhand the
playlist means more session time. And all of these views means more
watch time, which is the total amount of time people have spent
watching your video on YouTube. And the more watch time the more time
they watch. That means the more ads they would see. And I think it goes
without saying for bestie that the more hours that people see why
looking at besties videos is the more money that best he makes. Yeah,
no. Is this estimate even correct? And I'm saying it's probably not
because what SocialBlade does is used a CPM from anywhere from a $1
Every 1000 views to $4 for every 1000 views, but I'm saying that it
might be actually higher than this. Because based on some quick research
on high learning YouTube niches, health and fitness shows up in some
of the top results, whereby this person broke down a healthy cooking
related channel with similar views can make about $14,000 a month on
average, over on get funds that IO had a really helpful article on the
top 10 YouTube niches whereby health and fitness was one of those niches,
it took three of the channels, one with low views making $666 per
month, and then there's fitness blender with approximately $15,000
for the month. And while I'm drawing a reference to this one is because
on fitness blender, they lasted two days, or 4 million views, very
similar to besties views, except bestie has 5 million views. But I
think that's enough solid evidence on how our YouTube channel like
bestie is making over $10,000 for the month. And if you want your
YouTube channel is just starting out on when trying to replicate similar
success. Of course, you're not going to get all of that subscribers and
that amount of views overnight but sure can put yourself in a really
good position. If you try ranking your videos in search making really
good videos like they do linking to different playlists and videos in
your description. And of course posting as much as you could posting
good videos that is and if you wanted to start a channel like that
and start making videos similar to bestie, then you're going to want to
check out this video next, we actually look at topics video ideas
that you can use that can help you rank as a brand new channel. I then
go into how you can you come up with the script for those videos, as well
as create the video almost automatically. So check that out
next