YouTube Good Ways To Earn Money for Your Channel?

[avrona]

So since my channel is still over 800 subscribers and 3800 hours away from being able to monetize, earning ad revenue is still far away. I mean, I've been working away at this channel for 4 and a half years now, yet it still has those sad statistics, so I don't even want to think about how long it will take me to finally get to that 1k-4k requirements. Not only that, but the only thing on my channel that even does well, are my Pokemon TCG openings, which is a pretty expensive hobby. I've been looking for a job in my area for a few months now, as I've been hoping that after I'm legally allowed to work I'll find some nice JMW job and put all that money towards helping the channel with more Pokemon TCG products and promotion, and that will finally help my channel grow after so long. But sadly I haven't found one yet. So are there any other ways I could maybe use my channel to get some money flowing?

 

[zeke morgan]

You could use referral links for products or set up a patreon account

 

[Smart Facts UK]

Amazon Affiliate Program https://affiliate-program.amazon.co.uk/home - You could recommend products to your viewers like pokemon cards, games etc... if they buy them you get commission.

You can set up a paypal donation account on https://www.paypal.me

You can also earn money none youtube related on SwagBucks

 

[avrona]

You could use referral links for products or set up a patreon account

Just getting people to click on any link on my videos is a huge success, so getting anyone to support my on Patreon on click on referral links would be pretty hard.

 

[Smart Facts UK]

Just getting people to click on any link on my videos is a huge success, so getting anyone to support my on Patreon on click on referral links would be pretty hard.

Its the same as advert really, do you have return watchers?

 

[avrona]

Its the same as advert really, do you have return watchers?

Return watchers?

 

[Smart Facts UK]

Return watchers?

People who regularly watch your videos I.E your subs.

 

[avrona]

People who regularly watch your videos I.E your subs.

Then no. Sadly I don't even have that.

 

[Smart Facts UK]

Probably better using affiliate links over patreon then!

 

[avrona]

Probably better using affiliate links over patreon then!

But no links get clicked on my channel, though, that's the problem.

 

[Smart Facts UK]

Have you tried?

 

[avrona]

Have you tried?

Yes and nothing like that works.

 

[RyanSellers]

Brand deals is a great way to get extra income as a social media influencer, but that usually requires a larger fan base audience reach.

 

[Indurok]

So since my channel is still over 800 subscribers and 3800 hours away from being able to monetize, earning ad revenue is still far away. I mean, I've been working away at this channel for 4 and a half years now, yet it still has those sad statistics, so I don't even want to think about how long it will take me to finally get to that 1k-4k requirements. Not only that, but the only thing on my channel that even does well, are my Pokemon TCG openings, which is a pretty expensive hobby. I've been looking for a job in my area for a few months now, as I've been hoping that after I'm legally allowed to work I'll find some nice JMW job and put all that money towards helping the channel with more Pokemon TCG products and promotion, and that will finally help my channel grow after so long. But sadly I haven't found one yet. So are there any other ways I could maybe use my channel to get some money flowing?

I'm below the required subscriber count, so I rely on apps to earn points for Steam gift cards or money for PayPal.

 

[RockieGO]

Kit.com is nice place and being used for a lot. it tells your viewers what you are using and where to buy it. and if they buy it you get a % of it.