How Much Money To Charge for a Video Sponsorship

[@VideoCreators]

Brendan Gahan shares how to determine how much money your videos are worth so you can charge a company an appropriate fee for sponsorships and brand deals.

[@arnze]

Super useful stuff to know, I didn't realise you could charge that much so simply :) I better get on to it, aha.

[@VideoCreators]

***** Go get 'em, tiger!

[@DrMAlo]

Video Creators nice job. I liked the link to the behind the scenes video. I'm still trying to increase my subscribers! Any tips? I should hire you as a consultant to help me get my channel going!

[@VideoCreators]

Mohammed Alo Right here :) videocreators.com/resources/youtube-certified-consultant/

[@DrMAlo]

Video Creators​ I'll check it out! Thanks

[@poolboyinla]

I have had 2 sponsors. Taco Bell didn't pay me a lot, but it allowed me to make a really good video. Canon didn't pay me at all, but they put video cameras in my hands after my home was burglarized and all my filmmaking equipment was gone. I am very thankful for that. When I started my channel in 2007, I bought a Canon video camera for $300. I never really thought there would come a time when they would partner with me and let me use their cameras.

[@ElectronFunCom]

$150 for 3000 views - isn't that a bit high for such a small channel?

[@MaybeZachMaybe]

ElectronFun.com what if it's 10 cents a view Imagine getting 10 mil Your getting rich from that If you go viral and get 20 mil You're a millionaire

[@powerfulduasandwazifaz]

ElectronFun.com So i guess it's $50 for 1,000 views.🤔

[@sampetty1232]

yeah from a brand that seems like a ridiculous amount you might as well just put up an ad on social media

[@AkaidanTv]

I’m getting 50$ for 1k view video

[@Inn0c3nT]

Just make a funny video and skabam

[@oceansuk]

I would never ever consider paying someone with 3000 views 300$, Anna Akana said that one of her sponsors paid for one month enough money to pay back her expenses to make a short movie. She also said that the average cost of a short movie of her it's 2500 - 3000$. So if Audible paid her 3000$ for 4 videos of 300.000 views each, it means that audible paid 0,0025$ FOR EACH VIEW... But you are saying that someone with 3000 views should ask for 300$: Please, don't delude people, none of us is gonna pay that much for such small channels.

[@AlexaLikes]

+oceansuk You would be really surprised. It depends a lot more on the quality of your content, how niche and involved your audience is and perhaps how interested they would be in the sponsor's product. I've gotten paid a lot more and occasionally I do not reach 3K views on a video after a month.

[@ChatterMom]

+Stealing Beauty Hey! I like your style:) I am actually new and getting my channel going! Check it out and if you like, please subscribe:) Any advice on how to grow it would be great:)

[@marybullard4991]

+Chatter Mom fuck you

[@ChatterMom]

Mary Bullard Why the hostility?

[@hydrogen.jukebox]

+Chatter Mom because outright advertising your channel to people instead of, idk, sticking to the topic, is rude and stupid

[@RichardGetzPhotography]

1:25 to get the the start of answering the question. Oh my gosh!

[@MamaNeedSomeWine]

Why so impatient?

[@messianicrogue]

There is so much more you could do on this topic - How to approach potential sponsors. How to develop a sponsorship marketing plan. What to include / exclude in a proposal / what sponsors would find attractive. How to prepare videos to be 'on message' or 'brand friendly.' How to leverage a corporate sponsorship into a sustainable partnership. How to target potential sponsors. Most of this is not exactly rocket science, and should be addressed in existing business or marketing plans - but I have a feeling most youtubers aren't making business plans. This is my 'anonymous' account - but I usually create video's for corporates directly - so no production happens without a directive and funding - the opposite / less anxiety ridden process. I may jump in on this idea - as it has piqued my curiosity and its an area that isn't saturated.

[@VideoCreators]

messianicrogue Yeah, I have a series outlined for more on this topic. Just need to find someone with more experience than me to shoot with.

[@ReviewsDude]

agreed

[@thefrugalcrafter]

This was a good video Tim, actually I watched it the other day and wanted to think carefully about my comment before I left it. I like the advice of your guest, he is very knowledgeable but I think the figures you calculated for your viewer were off. I have a highly niche channel with 74k subs and I average 7.8k views per video and I have a hard time getting much more than what you quoted him at 3k views and a moderate niche. My audience is women 34-65, not teens. Also I make full videos for the advertiser using their products, in most cases it is not a plug or mention. I am often rehired by the same company. Maybe I am too soft. I just did not want creators to get unrealistic advice. Many time companies contact me and they want me to give a plug to their company for free product and a lot of it is not even art related. I get more offers like that than the latter. In fact many companies will not offer money, you have to ask for your fee, I think they will try and see what they can get first. So many companies are looking for free promotion, big national companies that you see advertise with ads on youtube so you know they have a budget. Now, that said, I consider trade with companies who can offer me substantial trade (trade=200% of my video fee) on products I would buy anyway. I used to be a radio announcer and I know when advertiser had to offer trade it would double the value of the ad rates. That can be a good form of payment as long as you are getting a fair amount for the reach that your channel has. Or a combination of payment and credit/trade. I hope this comment was not totally useless. Bottom line: What you charge and what a brand is willing to pay may be quite different :)

[@skyer1201]

great! you made a good point on your last sentence. As I am thinking about sponsoring a youtuber, there is no way I will pay $300 for 3000 views! that is a joke!!! insane! I might spend $30 at maximum per video. and the more view the person create, less ratio of pay-per-view will get .

[@chadwildclay]

Great video Tim. Very helpful and thanks for recruiting Brendan Gahan into the video. I'm happy to see him suggest rates of $50 to $150 CPM for video sponsorships. I've read this is about the rate cable TV charges and I would argue video sponsorships are more valuable to the advertiser because they get to have the main personality of the show recommending their product. AND they get to skip the production expense (thousands of dollars) of creating the commercial.

[@VideoCreators]

Chad Wild Clay Of course, you could charge more if you wanted. Just not sure brands would pay it, that's all. :)

[@thefrugalcrafter]

and they can click a link too! I think that is why youtube does not monetize views from phones and TVs because the viewer cannot click and shop if they see an ad.

[@WtbgoldBlogspot]

Hey chad! Wow, your channel's exploded since we last talked...a year ago? Two? Anyways, good job, man!

[@weezycmb]

If we disable the skippable ads and only run non-skippable ads will that generate more or less revenue ?

[@SilverNomadTV]

I would prefer to keep all option available and youtube determine which makes more money and will show it to your fans more

[@lauram4551]

That sounds like way too much money. $300 to do a sponsored video on a channel that only gets 3000 views per video? So that would mean a channel that gets 300,000 views on average gets paid thirty thousand dollars for each sponsored video? I really doubt that.

[@Krispey_]

You'd be surprised, I've had friends who've gotten $40,000 to sponser nordvpn.

[@DaniaMihaela]

i know i am years late but i have a question .. i was told by the company to tell them an amount for a budget ..but since i have never done this before i have no big expectations .. do you think i should ask them to give me a number idea which i can work with ..like to let them know i need to hear what are their thoughts .. how much they have in mind ..as a beginner i want a fair share for my work ..i don't wanna act pretentious . i mean since this is new to me i have no idea if what i would charge is too much or too low and i really wanna do this collab since i am just starting and i would be happy with any amount . Also the work that i do is pretty big and would take over 20 hours for sure and i would use a bunch of materials but again ..i bought them all and its not like i didn;t use them for a bunch of non profit projects in the past a bunch of times .

[@HannahZiad]

I get about 50- 70 K views on a video how much should I be charging for a video ?

[@Babaloo1212]

Go on the website grape vine. They offer sponsorships worth $500-$1000 and they also have cheaper sponsors as well

[@SimoBenziane]

how much do you get from sponsors ?

[@BrainyBajanBeauty]

Hey Tim, I know that this is an old video but really hoping that either you and/or your subscribers could offer some advice. I'm about to enter into a fairly long term contract with a company to create some sponsored videos for them on my channel. I would like to include a basis on which I charge for my videos in the contract and I was planning to charge based on my 'social bluebook value', which takes into account various factors including my subscriber count, engagement, etc; so as my channel continues to grow, so would my value and the amount I am worth (for lack of a better phrase). I'm basically trying to find out how you would go about setting out fee arrangement terms for long term contracts as I wouldn't want to shortchange myself in the long run by locking myself into a set price. Hope that this question is not confusing.

[@LearningtheHarp]

Brilliant question! Perhaps you could predict your subscriber/view-count growth using Social Blade and use that in the equation?

[@BrainyBajanBeauty]

+Christy-Lyn's music Thanks so much for the advice!

[@EdKaneInternationalMale]

Great video! How long should the sponsored video live on your channel? 30, 60, 90, days or run forever for that flat fee?

[@accimeesterlin]

Good question. I would leave forever. At the end, you need the engagement as well for the KZbin boost :)

[@PopStrikers]

So correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like companies have to come to you looking for affiliate deals, and not the other way around? That's kind of unfortunate, I've yet to have anyone approach me in that fashion

[@VideoCreators]

***** Not necessarily. If you find a brand that you think would fit perfectly on your channel, then reach out to them and pitch yourself.

[@thefrugalcrafter]

make sure your email is visible from your youtube channel, I get a lot of queries from companies that way, or course they might get my email off my blog. Just make sure it is out there to find:)

[@UstedEstaAqui]

Is it still like this?

[@TopNotchLawns]

I have a long way to go to even think about doing this, but I love the excitement and knowledge you provide.

[@VideoCreators]

TopNotchLawns Hope it helps ya when you get to the place where you'll start thinking about this stuff!

[@chance1017]

Hi, just a quick question. Sponsored customize link on specific trending video. Someone approached me for 50$ lifetime to add on my description. Is the average? I mean for lifetime. new to youtube. Appreciate your advice

[@HunniBeeASMR]

Such a genuine humble guy

[@iosfrostscope]

0:44 That insane use of ethos doe.

[@MightyThorLebowski]

+Frost Scope - Modern Combat 5 Blackout #EthosOverkill XD.

[@marybullard4991]

+Frost Scope - iOS Gaming at 9:33

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Here's my thing. I've avoided doing brand deals and affiliate programs like the plague. I feel that no matter how helpful or useful the product could be for my audience, it will still be intrusive and annoying to them. Am I alone in that thinking? I mean, I literally cannot even think about doing something like this on one of my videos. Maybe I'm overreacting, but I just can't get myself to even try to want to do it.

[@VideoCreators]

***** Well, watch my brand deal over the course of this month and see how it makes you feel as a viewer of this channel. If you find it valuable and helpful instead of intrusive and annoying, maybe that'll help you with your perspective on the whole thing.

[@NerdSyncProductions]

I guess. Maybe I just haven't seen anyone do it the right way.

[@TheBellaBubbles]

Netflix paid me $900 for 1 video. :)

[@naomihunter776]

lucky you:)

[@iuonak]

What is the title of the video?

[@NirvaanAcres]

and that netflix employee has been fired for that action

[@Porschesvideos]

How many views did that video get?? sounds great! and congrats! :)

[@WildHemii]

Horror Bubbles if you don't mind may I ask how you got all your subscribers

[@CopperJacketTV]

Great advice. I currently do product reviews for free in order to grow my channel and produce more searchable content. Even though it would be nice to make money, I feel that in my genre integrity is more important. My channel still benefits in the long term.

[@VideoCreators]

The Daily Shooter Integrity is always the most important thing. Don't ever sacrifice that. Although, I'm sure there's ways to earn money to help make your channel sustainable without sacrificing your integrity.

[@pallydankh7252]

hi there are we able to find tailored made video to promote ? thanks

[@LaTiaBrenda]

Alright. That means I need to grow more if I want to charge good money. Good to know. GREAT INFO Thanks man

[@abhilashhande2732]

This is extremely extremely helpful. Have been scratching my head over this for quite some time now. I had a sub-question though. The cost that a creator arrives at...does that have to be upfront? I mean there a lot of brands out there that are open to paying but not upfront. They might want to do so via an affiliate program where they can share up to 50%-70% revenue but only be ready to spend a small cost upfront owing to the size of their marketing spends. This actually pans out really well if the brand and the creator's audience have a great fit and the video can influence people to make purchases. Do you think creators are open to this kind of a set-up and is recommended that they be, or should they just vouch for an upfront payment?

[@videorebeldes]

Hello! and this would be charge for each sponsored video and only the first time? or a monthly charge for the same video as he continues to accumulate views online month by month? How many times you should charge for the same video?

[@VideoCreators]

Video Rebeldes No, you charge a flat fee upfront for the video. There's no on-going fees even if the video does really well. That just means that the brand got a good deal from you and hopefully is motivated to work with you again.

[@videorebeldes]

Ok, thank you.

[@PatrickNovotny]

I'm happy to do it for free to help someone out with a cool product or business. If it is something that will add value to my channels community then I will cover it without any direct payment.

[@RebeccaBlokzijl]

I don't have brand deals (jet) but company's are asking me to give workshops. Don't give it away for free to company's they have advertisement budgets so they have the money. If they want you, they have to pay, so I won't cut them, as fast as Tim does, a deal. I would send in my partner who is extremely good in making deals,;) and I think he would start higher with $400 and come down to maybe $250.

[@VideoCreators]

Rebecca Blokzijl That's certainly another tactic to use. I was thinking more along the lines of having a few brand deals under my belt so I have better stats and examples to show future brands who come asking for that information. Right now I don't have stats to give them about how past brand deals have performed.

[@RebeccaBlokzijl]

I can understand that. I think both ways have something to say for them. Here we always try to know what is easy to give away for the other party, and what is more difficult. Also we think what we want to give in To and what not. Often we have found out (not on KZbin but In our webshops) that if you put up what's at stake, you get more. Once in a wile you walk away empty handed, but most times, you have more then you wanted.

[@VideoCreators]

Rebecca Blokzijl Yup. That definitely makes sense.

[@syntaxfm]

So glad to see your video pop up in my search. I always know that you will have the most useful information. Well done as always Tim.

[@LearningtheHarp]

Tim, in your videos you give such useful information in such a humble way whilst encouraging creators and being transparent about your own learning curve. I really appreciate that! Thank-you.

[@EudaemoniusMarkII]

Thank you! Great to hear this. Being courted is a great feeling. Knowing how to price my stuff is wonderful.

[@aeropxs]

At the risk of opening a Pandora's box (not the James Cameron kinda Pandora), how does charging for sponsored content fit with KZbin's TOS? I'm not a lawyer but it looked like they reserved the right to charge for advertising of any kind to themselves. They also kinda contradict themselves by allowing very commercial corporate promo content and even product placements. So it is all very confusing. I have seen many successful, high profile channels that should be on KZbin's radar saying, "This episode is brought to you by..." without, as far as I know, KZbin getting any of that revenue. Thoughts on this friends?

[@Nytmaer]

Hey Tim, I've been enjoying all of your advice, but I have a somewhat technical question. I've notice that a lot of creators use television type techniques such as lower thirds and such. Where does a new KZbinr find the knowledge on how long a transition should last or whether to fade in or out at the end of a video? Is there a set fade time length that works best or is it based on if it feels right? Thanks Tim.

[@debtisdum]

Thanks guys for your help! I don't think I have seen a brand deal done right yet. Congrats Tim, I am excited to watch your first brand deal unfold!

[@VideoCreators]

How do you think it should be done? Now I'm nervous to do mine! haha j/k

[@CalebEckenrode]

Thank you for the example of a small KZbinr

[@AgoraphobicNews]

I have awebsite which promotes heavy metal music. How much money should I ask for promoting some record label?

[@markchadwick7972]

I have wondered if an alternative to sponsorship would be to direct clients to use Adsense and select my specific video. Granted, Google gets a cut, but then I could solicit multiple clients to compete and drive up the bidding price. Do you see a flaw in this strategy?

[@VideoCreators]

Mark Chadwick That's certainly possible. There's not really a flaw in it except that giving KZbin 45% is a big cut. Plus, many brands want their product integrated into the actual content of the video, not just a skippable pre-roll.

[@maxandmamatv]

Hi Tim, First of all, I love your videos, they help me with my youtube channel :) I just have a quick question for you. At the end of your videos for example at 5mins in this you have 4 videos running on the right hand side. How do you do this? Can you please make a video to show this or can you explain how you do this? Keep up the great work and hope you reply :)

[@frankieg1135]

How does the billing get done" Is this per month and for how long?

[@LivingFree207]

I would like you to do more of these type of videos as you learn. I eventually would be interested in this. I would only want to work with companies where I acutally LOVE their products. I could not advertise something I have not used or don't like. I don't thik it would be fair or honest to my viewers and the trust my viewers have in my is more imporatnt than doing an ad. I would like to know how to reach these companies. I just signed up for FameBit but haven't seen anything YET that I would advertise. For example I LOVE Swiffer. My channel may not be big enough to approach them, but when I am...how does one contact a company like that? Where to begin? Any ideas? Thanks.

[@BiteSizeVegan]

again very helpful Video Creators. this really gave me some concrete ideas for my pricing structure- and just in perfect time as i'm creating my media kit! do you think it's best to start with one video? or maybe a 3-4 video block rather than ask for ongoing sponsorship? and how do you broach the idea of an ongoing sponsorship? thanks so much for your awesome content, as always!

[@VideoCreators]

***** For a brand integration deal, a one-time video usually makes the most sense. For an on-going sponsorship, I'd price it for at least a month for X number of videos. Some brands prefer to do quarterly sponsorships, so you could price it out for 3 months.

[@BiteSizeVegan]

great thank you Video Creators. by integration do you mean like a product placement with it being organically in the video vs. having their logo as a watermark or in the video intro, etc? i'm assuming those are more "sponsorship" type things? as well as saying "this video is sponsored by___"

[@shababsahran7756]

How can the brand find my channel?

[@KevinHarp369]

Someone the other day asked me about advertising and cost to advertise their business on my KZbin channel my journey to the sea. I was stumped I did not want to break any laws can you please help me with this question

[@dmgtvvideonetwork93]

Thanks Everyone :)

[@techgamer6769]

if I make a video myself and upload it,it may or may not cost me?

[@PaperPrem]

We’re a growing family friendly channel and have sought your advice on many issues. Thanks for doing what you do!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks Tim

[@EdTechOffcial]

What's the best way to do Unboxings on a small desk

[@brambilabong]

This is super insightful, and I'm not sure there are many resources (at least good ones) on this topic. Thank you very much!

[@VideoCreators]

El Tiro You're welcome!

[@owenvideo1]

I would charge a lot more than $300 for a couple thousand views. I think the math is strong but he value isn't high enough for the brand to take you seriously. I would go with something like $725 for 1 -3 videos or $450 per 5 pack. Something like that. If you are too inexpensive, the brand "may" not take you seriously.

[@VeganAlohaKitchen]

I have been looking everywhere for an answer to this question. Thank you for providing the information. I have a new channel and was able to hit 1,000 views recently thanks to your guided content. You are really helping me every step of the way! Mahalo to the viewers who are providing insight below as well.

[@user-bh6cz8kp4q]

As a ecom store owner, this info is inaccurate. I charge 2$ per 1k views, often times even less.

[@Mu3azOsman]

thanks to Brendan and to you Tim, that was great! :D I haven't started any deals yet, waiting to know my audience better, and to get to the point where I know exactly what I want to do and show on my channel. :)

[@VideoCreators]

Dagi Garas Well, if you decide to move forward one day, now you know a bit more about it than you did before.

[@frogtechtips]

Hmm questions is how to get this brand on your channel

[@accimeesterlin]

Great video Tim. Thanks for sharing

[@DesignandeditphotographyCoUk]

Thank you very helpful no nonsense answer to a question 👍🏻😊

[@TheGeocachingVlogger]

Super helpful. Thank you.

[@RichRootz]

Question- I'm a new youtuber, and wanted to sponsor a larger youtuber, just to "shout me out" and post link in description. The larger platform has 400,000 subs with an average 4-10,000 views per video. What do you think should be an average price? Is this really called sponsoring an video? I just want a mention and a link? Should I pay the cost that a Hugh brand would pay? Thanks in advance✌🏾️

[@HelloAnitaStar]

Thank you! This was very helpful for me because I was just asked to make a video for someone and have no idea what to charge!

[@TchtlkCoUkOld]

Tim, why is it, (including your channel infact) we get a huge amount of people liking our content so much that they subscribe, however the views do not reflect the subscribe count, I am already starting to see this and I have a friend with around 50,000 subscribers however he gets from 1,000 to 5,000 views per video, is it bad that we aren't getting our whole fan base watching our videos or is this a sign we aren't reaching out to the viewer like we did when they subscribed. Thanks!

[@VideoCreators]

Tech Talk (Old Channel) Good question. We talked about that a year or so ago in a video, but it's probably worth revisiting. A couple questions: -- Do you watch every video from every channel you're subscribed to? -- Do you ever miss a week or two of going through your subscriptions? -- Are you more interested in some channels you're subscribed to than others? A 1 view for 10-14 subscribers seems to be about average across KZbin. Of course, some have much more highly engaged audiences and some have less.

[@CoachMarkBenge]

This is exactly what I needed to learn. But I'm on the flipside. I'm trying to be a sponsor. Thank you!

[@OnyekachiBayero]

Is it possible to get sponsorship deals when you cannot monetize your videos yet?

[@TheWonderingEnglishman]

GamingWithONY yes

[@PopStrikers]

Wow...those numbers are a LOT higher than I was expecting. I have over 50k subs and average anywhere fro 10-25k per video, with my most successful videos getting over 100k. I review cartoons and other pieces of media, maybe I should try and get in touch with Netflix or Audible...

[@VideoCreators]

***** Yeah, they're higher than I was expecting, too. I was thinking more of a $50 CPM for highly targeted audience. I suppose it depends on the brand you're working with, too, their budget, how well KZbin is suited to perform well for them, and other factors.

[@gregandcin]

*****​ Hulu has been working with a lot of content creators I've watched lately. Seems like a great company to work with, especially with the instant access to TV shows the day of or after they air and large anime selection

[@shannon.j]

Great topic Tim! Thanks so much for sharing this info with us. I've been wondering this for a long time, but found it was one of those "secrets" that no one is meant to talk about!

[@VideoCreators]

Shannon J. Shhhh... it IS a secret. Don't tell anyone about this video. ;) #reversepsychology

[@beautifullyorganisedmarissa]

Awesome video :) Love that you did the math and gave a clear example with the numbers! I know the figure depends on a lot of different things but it really helped to see it laid out simply like that.

[@VideoCreators]

Awesome! Glad it's helpful for you!

[@MsDessertJunkie]

Video Creators I was thinking the same thing at the moment, good to see that my thought process was on par with Brendan's. I have started doing taste test product videos just to get started and show what I can do before trying to start charging etc

[@VideoCreators]

MsDessertJunkie Sounds good! Hope it works out well for you!

[@FPLNYM]

Hi VC, Great Vid! I am a very small (in comparison lol) up and coming YouTubber, in a niche area, Fantasy football. I have been approached by a few companies to wear sports shirts in my video's whilst I talk about how my fantasy football team get on each week. They will provide me with the t-shirts regularly & maybe a monthly fee. My question is .. I was told that a video only classes as an Ad, if you've been asked to say something specific? I have not been asked to do that...just mention in any way i like where the t-shirt came from & a link in the description...so first up, do i say this is an Ad? do I state I got the shirt for free? what the best protocol? Secondly, do I tick the paid product placement box on KZbin? I'm not sure what this box is for and I don't want to get into trouble..ticking it or not ticking it when I should. I realise you must be very busy, but I really would love some help on this, I'd be very grateful.. Many thanks, Nymfria

[@Hello_Apee]

THIS IS A QUESTION 3000 video views or ad views? Advertisers pay the CPV for watched ads. Roughly 22% of people watch and count towards a CPV, so wouldn't it be more reasonable to charge what monetization would have paid. 3000*0.22= 660 ad views -- 660*.10= $66. Next question would be is that $66 before or after the 32% commission KZbin takes?

[@coreygee799]

before.

[@DKlarations]

That is fascinating!! How much do these numbers change for a podcast?

[@VideoCreators]

DKlarations I don't know. Sorry.

[@WANDERLUSTERMOM]

Now I’m interested in growing my channel. Interesting comments. I learned both from the video and the comments.

[@patriceonpurposetv6488]

How about ask the budget and go from there.

[@suncountryairline]

Brendan Gahan Video Creators I plan on starting a video series that is focused around aviation sometime late winter. The content would be what I'd consider to be evergreen. I am curious whether I am able to monetize the video through Google adsense while also having a sponsor? Is there any common practices for this sort of thing?

[@VideoCreators]

MNAviator Sure, you can monetize sponsored videos through Adsense. Just check the box under the "advanced" tab when you're uploading the video to let Google know that the video has paid product/sponsorship in it. That way certain advertisers (i.e. competitors to the brand you're promoting) can avoid your video if they'd like.

[@suncountryairline]

Video Creators Thank you for responding. These last couple of videos have been super useful for me and I know someone who will find it to be also.

[@TheElevatedHome]

This was hella helpful thank you!!

[@KaliSpiers]

Get info since on FameBit the price can very. My question is how do you right a professional proposal? Since KZbin is pretty casual I want to know how to do this well. Thanks!

[@vanessaaraneta1272]

I wonder how much they pay Poods. Wow!

[@chuckiej]

Super helpful Tim, thanks!

[@bernardotech]

Good info guys - thanks!

[@RNAMusic]

Great video! Very interesting to see it this way. Thanks Tim!

[@ElefitTV]

Love this video! Especially the fact you did the math and cut a better deal! =)

[@Morrisway]

Hi Tim, great value on this video, I really like your channel.

[@lethalgaming9211]

I'm 15 and I got sponsored on twitch

[@ReviewsDude]

+VIDEO CREATORS I do Unboxings & Reviews of tech products and just got my first offer from a company to pay me to review their product. My data shows that the videos are getting a steady amount of views over long periods of time. That being said, since I've only started a few months ago, my average views are only around 200. This company also wants me to upload the video to amazon. Around how much do you think I should charge?

[@TheBellaBubbles]

Go for $50-$80

[@ReviewsDude]

+TheBellaBubbles Thanks for responding with your opinion :-)

[@StephanieKlotzMorningCleanse]

The Reviews Dude I was just wondering what you ended up getting paid? I would like to do some amazon review videos for healthy living products.

[@ReviewsDude]

+CarrollsKitchen It didn't end up working out. But I wish you luck :-)

[@LittleSproutsTV]

this was so great and useful, thank u so much

[@myunfilteredvision8]

hey please help . i have my beuty channel and one company asked me rate card..I am thinking of asking for 50 to 80 k as i just have 200 subs and started my channel two months back

[@RGVLove]

Thanks! That helped a lot!!

[@VideoCreators]

RGV Love You're welcome!

[@RGVLove]

:))

[@JadinStewart]

Awesome video!

[@VideoCreators]

BrickDodger Thanks! :)

[@rustybagel4762]

Thank you so much for your videos. I'm going to start my own gaming channel on Feb 10th (I won't say what it is out of respect for your channel) and your videos are so informative and helpful. I appreciate it and thank you for being a helpful person for people starting out. I'll sub to you since this is my first time on your channel and I'll definitely watch more of your videos as I go down the path of a KZbinr. Again thank you so much. :)

[@100Jim]

I take it you changed your mind?

[@sevimdurmus]

Very helpful! Thanks

[@Disneymagicnews]

+videocreators hey Tim, just wondering if you knew of some ways to find some sponsors? My channel is a specific niche that doesn't really have a major consistency on KZbin except for the main corporation. So I'm wondering if you have some ideas on how to go about getting sponsors. I just started my channel in September and have seen a consistent number of views. I'd like to start planning on some drafts to help attract some sponsorship. Thanks!

[@VideoCreators]

Disney Magic News Look for one of my videos next week. :)

[@Disneymagicnews]

Can't wait thanks!

[@Chocomates]

hey tim make a video about taxes at youtube .. ;)

[@AlbertaUrbanGarden]

Excellent episode my friend. It is interesting to know what others are doing. Do you have any strategies on approaching sponsors or is it customary for them to approach you?

[@VideoCreators]

***** You can approach them or they can approach you. Either way is fine.

[@AlbertaUrbanGarden]

Video Creators I would be interested to hear how others have approached advertisers. I will let you know how I do when I do it. Im not sure I am large enough yet to work with them but I am sure I will get there.

[@VideoCreators]

***** Wait for a video next week. :)

[@AlbertaUrbanGarden]

Will do my friend ! Thanks !

[@WayneMeador]

Video Creators - I was going to ask the same thing *****. :) GREAT Video BTW *****!

[@trrripsjz9430]

Do you think it's safe to put your real name on your youtube channel or online ingeneral?

[@VideoCreators]

TrrripS Jz I think it's ok as long as you're smart about it. You don't have to use your real name, though, if you don't want to.

[@avaangel433]

My small company would like to pay depending on sales made. Would anyone be interested? thanks

[@Debonair73]

Great video Tim, one of the topics I've been trying to get information on for years. With KZbin intro function that allows to place a new intro on all your videos. You can sell all the views of your entire channel for a month and get a higher rate. I work with a lot of musicians and I tell them to use it to promote their music on iTunes and other platforms across their channel.

[@VideoCreators]

***** I've seen musicians do that for their own music, but I thought KZbin frowned upon selling that space. I'd have to look into that.

[@YaboyLV]

Good information. Realistic figures.

[@VideoCreators]

YaboyLV Now to land Nike as your sponsor, right? :)

[@YaboyLV]

Video Creators Yessir. Nike and LV sounds great.

[@funnyvideosTVapolinaryshavunza]

i get paid 1000$ for 20000 views plus instruments for KZbin edits

[@TheWonderingEnglishman]

apolinary shavunzaTV on what channel?

[@rulesforrebels]

I charge 10 bucks a video I have over 1100 sybscribers but I have alot of videos but each vid doesnt get a huge number of views

[@Pointlessparodys]

Rules For Rebels Dude your videos get like 10 views a piece (most of which were probably you) how the hell are you gonna charge a dollar per view? Like, i'm not trying to be mean, but wtf

[@andymanic1]

This is the first video I have watched and literally said out loud, 'Wow that is great advice.' You have some pretty cool content and a great resource for youtube folks like us! (By the way this is my personal channel not my brand channel, check that one out at 'techteamgb')

[@vikashraj1702]

I AM UPLOAD EDUCATION VIDEO CAN GOOGLE CHARGE FOR ME PLZ HELP ME

[@AlexisMaria]

Thank youuuuu xoxoxx

[@Lovely_Family_23]

Hii sir