4 Simple Ways for Video Bloggers to

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4 Simple Ways for Video Bloggers to Make Money
Ready to start monetizing your video blog? There are lots of different ways to make money, so let’s run through some of the most popular.

1. Advertising Using AdSense
You can potentially make money running ads on your YouTube videos by joining the YouTube Partner Program. You’ll need to be signed up to Google’s AdSense.

To be eligible for the partner program, however, you need over 1,000 subscribers—not that easy when you’re starting out. And even if you’ve got that many subscribers, you might find that you don’t earn very much from in-video ads.

Another option is to use AdSense on your website or blog. You don’t need to algeria phone number library any set level of traffic or visitors to sign up and start running ads, though you will need to go through some steps to show that your site is eligible, and then wait to be approved.

2. Paid Product Placement
Just like bloggers can get paid to review products in their blog content, vloggers can get paid to feature products in their videos. You might get paid in cash – or you might get to keep the products. (And some products, like digital cameras, are worth quite a lot.)

To begin with, you may need to seek out companies to offer to partner up with them and promote their products. As your video blog grows, you might well find that companies come to you with requests. You could create a page on your website or blog with information about what type of product placements or sponsorship opportunities you offer.

Note that YouTube and FTC rules require you to disclose product placement or sponsorship in your video description.

3. Donations via Platforms Like Patreon
Some content creators take donations as a way to bring in some money. If you want to do more than buy an occasional coffee, then a great way to encourage donations is through Patreon.

With Patreon, your viewers sign up to donate on a regular basis—and they get something extra as a result. That might be extra videos, or it could be something else additional, like live Q&A sessions with you, bonus resources to go with your videos, or anything else that your audience would be interested in paying for.

You might also want to mention new patrons in your video, or provide a list of Patreons on your blog or website.