The Realities of YouTube Revenue: Our First Year Monetized on YouTube (1500 Subscribers)

[@williamprunty9211]

Very interesting guys!!

[@echoisaband]

noti squad!

[@BlackValve]

first

[@matthewrao3319]

I needed a webcam for an interview and literally googled if I could make my old 60d a web cam and found your video on it. Huge help rather than try to trouble shoot it myself. pretty hilarious look from a full manual 35m Bower lens for a zoom call lol but it worked! I also really enjoyed this video and seeing how you guys have developed and what to expect building a channel based around production.

[@BlackValve]

thanks for watching! glad we were able to help out! it always suprises people when we hop on zoom with professional cameras lol.

[@kaypopTV]

very informative!

[@BlackValve]

Glad it was helpful!

[@beyondpixelation7571]

Based on your highest performing video, I'd wonder if filming more instructional content (especially tech) would help with views. Particularly, if it involves modding video game consoles, video game accessories, camera gear (maybe vintage camcorders; I can point to an example or two), custom-built PC Cases (there's a video called "I fixed PC Cooling" as something crazy) or more specialized fields such as large format photography (there's a video about an ultra large format camera that the creator built himself). If you can think of a topic that's more esoteric, outlandish, or at least underserved, then that might stand out more. LTT has done a video covering the WVHS tape format. Gear reviews like what PetaPixel does might be a safe bet too.

[@shelly.xo.creative]

Show me the numbers!!!!!!

[@annaisonyoutube]

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[@BlackValve]

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