Category: Youtube Marketing

YouTube really wants creators to know it has their backs.

The new way creators can make money from Shorts makes that statement loud and clear.

From Feb. 1, YouTube is introducing a revenue scheme to its Shorts format, meaning eligible creators earn a 45% share of the revenue from the ads viewed around their Shorts videos, while YouTube retains the remaining 55%.

And while one could argue that this percentage split still isn’t as good as the revenue share deals on Facebook (55% creators/45% Facebook for in-stream ads) and TikTok (50/50 split), YouTube is making it far easier for more creators to make money b…….

In 2023, the name of the content marketing game is “standing out.” With so much content being created and distributed every day, today’s consumers will only make time to engage with branded content that not only grabs their attention but also provides real value. Trends in content marketing come and go, so what worked to capture eyeballs last year may not suffice this year.

In an online world saturated with influencer content and user-generated videos, a brand’s content must break through the myriad voices and images dominating most of the platforms users view on their computers, smartphones and other devices. Here, m…….

YouTube really wants creators to know it has their backs.

The new way creators can make money from Shorts makes that statement loud and clear.

From Feb. 1, YouTube is introducing a revenue scheme to its Shorts format, meaning eligible creators earn a 45% share of the revenue from the ads viewed around their Shorts videos, while YouTube retains the remaining 55%.

And while one could argue that this percentage split still isn’t as good as the revenue share deals on Facebook (55% creators/45% Facebook for in-stream ads) and TikTok (50/50 split), YouTube is making it far easier for more creators to make money b…….

In 2023, the name of the content marketing game is “standing out.” With so much content being created and distributed every day, today’s consumers will only make time to engage with branded content that not only grabs their attention but also provides real value. Trends in content marketing come and go, so what worked to capture eyeballs last year may not suffice this year.

In an online world saturated with influencer content and user-generated videos, a brand’s content must break through the myriad voices and images dominating most of the platforms users view on their computers, smartphones and other devices. Here, m…….

YouTube really wants creators to know it has their backs.

The new way creators can make money from Shorts makes that statement loud and clear.

From Feb. 1, YouTube is introducing a revenue scheme to its Shorts format, meaning eligible creators earn a 45% share of the revenue from the ads viewed around their Shorts videos, while YouTube retains the remaining 55%.

And while one could argue that this percentage split still isn’t as good as the revenue share deals on Facebook (55% creators/45% Facebook for in-stream ads) and TikTok (50/50 split), YouTube is making it far easier for more creators to make money b…….

In 2023, the name of the content marketing game is “standing out.” With so much content being created and distributed every day, today’s consumers will only make time to engage with branded content that not only grabs their attention but also provides real value. Trends in content marketing come and go, so what worked to capture eyeballs last year may not suffice this year.

In an online world saturated with influencer content and user-generated videos, a brand’s content must break through the myriad voices and images dominating most of the platforms users view on their computers, smartphones and other devices. Here, m…….

YouTube really wants creators to know it has their backs.

The new way creators can make money from Shorts makes that statement loud and clear.

From Feb. 1, YouTube is introducing a revenue scheme to its Shorts format, meaning eligible creators earn a 45% share of the revenue from the ads viewed around their Shorts videos, while YouTube retains the remaining 55%.

And while one could argue that this percentage split still isn’t as good as the revenue share deals on Facebook (55% creators/45% Facebook for in-stream ads) and TikTok (50/50 split), YouTube is making it far easier for more creators to make money b…….

In 2023, the name of the content marketing game is “standing out.” With so much content being created and distributed every day, today’s consumers will only make time to engage with branded content that not only grabs their attention but also provides real value. Trends in content marketing come and go, so what worked to capture eyeballs last year may not suffice this year.

In an online world saturated with influencer content and user-generated videos, a brand’s content must break through the myriad voices and images dominating most of the platforms users view on their computers, smartphones and other devices. Here, m…….

YouTube really wants creators to know it has their backs.

The new way creators can make money from Shorts makes that statement loud and clear.

From Feb. 1, YouTube is introducing a revenue scheme to its Shorts format, meaning eligible creators earn a 45% share of the revenue from the ads viewed around their Shorts videos, while YouTube retains the remaining 55%.

And while one could argue that this percentage split still isn’t as good as the revenue share deals on Facebook (55% creators/45% Facebook for in-stream ads) and TikTok (50/50 split), YouTube is making it far easier for more creators to make money b…….

In 2023, the name of the content marketing game is “standing out.” With so much content being created and distributed every day, today’s consumers will only make time to engage with branded content that not only grabs their attention but also provides real value. Trends in content marketing come and go, so what worked to capture eyeballs last year may not suffice this year.

In an online world saturated with influencer content and user-generated videos, a brand’s content must break through the myriad voices and images dominating most of the platforms users view on their computers, smartphones and other devices. Here, m…….