Is Anyone Here Making A Living Off Of YouTube?

[kkushalbeatzz]

What I many was if rather earn an average salary doing YouTube than earning way more doing another job

If you can live comfortably doing something you like, there's no reason to not do it full time.

 

[unknown_user90483573867]

If you can live comfortably don't something you like, there's no reason to not do it full time.

You quoted my unedited version and there are so many typos... and I get your point

 

[kkushalbeatzz]

You quoted my unedited version and there are so many typos... and I get your point

Yeah my response had a pretty big typo too. Might have changed the complete meaning but that's what I originally meant.

 

[unknown_user90483573867]

Yeah my response had a pretty big typo too. Might have changed the complete meaning but that's what I originally meant.

No I understood it don't worry its because I'm using Swype on an Android phone

 

[kkushalbeatzz]

No I understood it don't worry its because I'm using Swype on an Android phone

Dude same! Sometimes it just picks the wrong word completely.

 

[unknown_user90483573867]

Dude same! Sometimes it just picks the wrong word completely.

Ikr, sometimes its amazing, other times its a b***h! Still better than individually typing out words though and I find its the smaller words it gets the most wrong!

 

[Shane]

I would need over 80k views a day to make me even "think" about leaving my current job to do only YouTube. Remember you need to make more than what you would at a company, because you are not getting 401k benefits, and will probably pay more for dental, health, etc.

@ $3.00 RPM per 1k views
80k views a day x $3.00
$240.00 a day - network cut (minus $60.00 as an example)
$180 a day x 7 days a week = $1260.00
$1260.00 x 4 = $5040.00 a month
$5040 x 12 = $60480.00 a year

YouTube fluctuates and you may even get higher RPM or even lower RPM each month, so you have to account for that. You also have to account that you won't always get 80k views a day, but may get 30k one day, and 50k the next.

If you make 40k a year at a company, you should aim for 60-70k before thinking of YouTube as your only source of income to account for any YouTube fluctuations.

That's presuming all views are monetized, I'd say you'd need closer to double the views at the RPM stated to make 60k$ yearly.

 

[kkushalbeatzz]

Ikr, sometimes its amazing, other times its a b***h! Still better than individually typing out words though and I find its the smaller words it gets the most wrong!

That and cuss words. Ducking is the worst thing in the world.

 

[markkaz]

I thought it was a violation of YouTube partnership agreement to post your earnings...

Google is more concerned about people posting screenshots of CPM's. Sharing earnings doesn't reveal anything specific as far as how much advertisers are paying.

 

[AngriestCat]

i live off my youtube, because i have zero expences and can live off anything lol.

tip for free, there is only one route to be truly rich - dont need anything. all other routes can be easily terminated. how do you not need anything? well simply use your brain, brain will provide you, not the market, lol.