Rusty... I can enlighten you a little. I, too have a channel (listed below)... And have gotten the same e-mail that many others have gotten lately. If I do not have 1000 subscribers, and a minimum of 4000 hours of watch time per year, I will no longer be able to be a YouTube partner... What does that mean for me? I won't be getting a $100 check every few months.. It ain't much, but it is something. As I am sure you can appreciate, a lot of effort goes into making these videos. So a little check once in a while doesn't hurt. At least I can buy a new tool or something when I break one.
As far as becoming a YouTube Partner. You receive I think it is 1/8 of a cent per click, or something to that effect. YouTube (effectively Google), then sends you a check after your revenue has hit a minimum of $100. On my channel, it typically takes me 3-4 months to get $100 or so.. But, I am not in it for the money. I am in it to share the tractor hobby and connect with others around the world! I am also amazed at which videos get the most views. Most of my tractor videos rarely get above 2000 views.. But a couple other videos I have (motorcycle and truck related) have gotten well over 100k views. My channel as a whole has generated nearly 600k views in my 8-10 years on YouTube. Pretty amazing. What I also find interesting is you can see where in the world your videos are being watched! Denmark, South America, Australia, etc. THAT is COOL to me.
It's a pretty simple process to be come a Partner. Essentially, Google then places ads on your videos - they use your channel as a billboard.
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