How much money can I make from a YouTube video with 5,000 views?

How much money can I make from a YouTube video with 5,000 views? I am thinking of launching an educational website with all the lessons as YouTube videos so I can monetize my work. My goal is for each video to reach 5000 views so how much money would that make me? 54 Answers Alex Maxwell Alex Maxwell, 3+ years experiences in most famous Digital Marketing Agency 16k Views · Most Viewed Writer in YouTube Marketing As a benchmark you can expect to make around $1.50/1000 views. So you can earn about $7 for you video with 5000 views. How does it work?

The basic deal with this is Google Adsense, a nifty little programme that allows you to monetise (we love that word) your website or videos with adverts. After you’ve signed up with the beast that is YouTube and built a decent amount of followers and views you’ll receive an email asking if you want to monetise your videos. You’ll then be able to select your best videos to make money from. The basic gist of this is companies pay Google to advertise on your videos and you’ll get a cut of the profit. Just to be clear, you can’t monetise any videos with copyrighted material in them. So no nicking other people’s stuff y’hear? What do you need to get started? Depending on what you’re planning on filming you’ll need to get your setup sorted from the beginning. There’s no point having good content if you’re filming it on your iPhone. A decent setup goes a long way towards showing that you’re serious and having people respect your videos. You’ll need: A decent camera – Quality is important and you’ll need to record your videos in full 1080p HD. Video editing software – Both PCs and Macs have pretty decent video editing software (Movie maker & iMovie) but Adobe Premier is a decent option for advanced users. Sound recording equipment – Most cameras come with a microphone but if you’re looking for top sound quality you might need to purchase a decent microphone. Lighting – This is not an essential but some top Youtubers swear by it. A decent backdrop – If you’re filming a vlog or pieces to camera you might want to set up a decent backdrop. You can stick with plain white or jazz it up a bit with a collection of posters for example. You’re much more likely to build up revenue by getting an audience through constant content, whether you’re making vlogs, cat videos or just talking about custard creams. Try our best and good luck!