YouTube on a resume?

The field I am going into is law. Perhaps focusing on the public speaking and self-starting brand portions would fit best.

Hah, maybe make some mention of exploring branding and copyright law. If you've had any sort of involvement with it, then you can probably shape it into a nice point to write about.
 
I've Done it, and it works. Just be able to properly explain what it is you do on youtube and why it is significant from a business perspective. :ninja2:
 
I have ~5200 subs and am growing about 1000-1500 subs per month. It has become a part time job for me.

Any business owners/managers here? what would impress you on a resume relating to youtube? What would seem unprofessional?
Your video on how to get views was good, I watched it a few months ago. Is your CPM really like $8? Mine's like $1! Then again, my content is little effort.
 
Your video on how to get views was good, I watched it a few months ago. Is your CPM really like $8? Mine's like $1! Then again, my content is little effort.
Thanks. My network cpm varies, but is $9 average for English speaking channels. In December it was about $12. Now it is lower. Depends on the advertisers.
But that is per monetized view, and does not include the network cut. Since many views are not monetized my actual cpm is much lower
 
If you do YouTube videos put thaat on your resume/CV. I got the job I have now because of my YouTube videos. Its always a good idea to put anything down you've done outside of work like YouTube videos or any voulntary work as it sells you and makes you look good.
 
If you do YouTube videos put thaat on your resume/CV. I got the job I have now because of my YouTube videos. Its always a good idea to put anything down you've done outside of work like YouTube videos or any voulntary work as it sells you and makes you look good.
I think that really depends on the job you are applying for, and for how long your career has been. For example, since I am now a Web Analyst, I stopped adding in my experience as a teacher, my 8 months working retail, the 5 years I had a part-time office job back in college, etc. Those work experiences are not relavent to my current career.
 
Good ideas from everyone. Thanks for the input[DOUBLEPOST=1390594858,1390584402][/DOUBLEPOST]So this is what I am putting in the jon description.
"Created and managed a brand identity across multiple media platforms, totaling over 680,000 public impressions for use in ad sales. Responsibilities include video production, web development, advertising, and frequent public speaking to a large audience."

I think this is accurate, but explains what the back end of the youtube business is. Creating a brand to gain ad impressions, using a variety of media (websites, social, ads, videos etc.) I included the list of responsibilities to show that I am well rounded, since this is a grad school application. I said large audience since my avg view per video (total views/total videos) is about 2400. Does anyone see a problem with the way this is phrased?
 
Now uploading videos to a corrupted website is considered a worthy notable feature to include in a resume? Meh, why the hell am I even surprised about today's standards anymore.
 
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