The range I'm referring to is what the ''average joes" earn.
The numbers talked about in the video are the one's that take it seriously, as a business. As I've said, some are able to negotiate their own rate with youtube or even a specific advertiser. Along with that, many of the 'money earners' on YouTube, if they're good enough, with a recognisable brand and a large, engaged following, can start earning money as spokespeople for advertisers... One example is
ComicBookGirl19. She started off small, talking about Comic Books, now her and her crew do sponsorship appearnaces at conventions on top of earning money from their videos. I'm not sure she's one of those, 'earn six figures' YTubers, I'm fairly certain she's able to make a living with it.
Quote:Some publishers are definitely getting rich from YouTube; the average of the top 1,000 channels is $23,000 of monthly revenue.
According to Google, “thousands of channels are making six figures a year”.
If you really think about it, even though they take a sizeable cut off the advertising revenue, YT gives anyone unparralelled ability to make a comfortable living doing what you enjoy doing, as long as you have the talent, personality and work ethic.
Think about it? Earning six figures making videos on Youtube
