The EASIEST Way to Get Monetized on YouTube (4 Steps)

How do you get monetized on YouTube, fast? This is what I've found.

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[ThatNateBlack]

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[HappyHealthyWife]

I like this approach. It's not the fix your titles or fix your thumbnails to get more clicks approach. This is truly what I have learned with YouTube as well, it's not the gimmicks, it's actually the content that helps a channel grow and get monetized propertly.

[TheCreateOutdoors]

I think my biggest weakness right now is posting more quality videos more often. I've fallen into the same lifestyle that I had in college where once classes were done for the day I had lost all my energy. I'm getting that same energy now working a fulltime job.

[KiwiModulars]

As a LEGO content creator, this video absolutely spoke to me 🔥

I took my existing skills in video production, made a couple niche LEGO related videos and was able to get monetised in less than 2 months!! 🎉

Currently on a monthly upload schedule for long form videos so we’ll see how it goes 😅

Also - you should absolutely drop the set 😉 Even more so if it’s a LEPIN set!

[Nogardtist]

i dont care who algorithm sends im not making shorts

[sharingtherealworld]

Very happy to see you back up and running on your own channel. Subbed!
I am 250 hours from monetized. Almost there! 🖖Nate

[PastorChrisRN]

I've learned a lot from you. We are committed to our niche (end of life healthcare) because that's our business focus. The only reason for us to monetize on YouTube is to be able to cover the cost to improve recording quality and hire video editors. Our goal is to have people feel "helped". We've got a long way to go and I know it. But input like yours is helpful.

[dividenddudes]

Thanks Nate! We are working on story telling and getting out more video's. We look forward to talking with you soon!

[montsecaso]

I love this one so much Nate, I actually found so many improvements from the previous ones...I love the effort you put on creating a concise piece of information for all of us! Really appreciated 🙏🏻 ❤️

[Arminso-pjdr]

i'll share my experience even tho i dont have to
i got me a Monetized youtube channel with over 20k from viral npc marketplace (it is now 30K) and im now earning like an old youtuber. This what majority of the people do now. I think they got tiktok accounts too & all youtube channel niches

[Online.Entrepreneurs]

You’re crushing it Nate! So happy for you. Love your energy and passion - truly inspiring! Thank you! 👏👌🏻😊

[grimmtales]

This video is genuinely answering my questions and helping me to have more clarity! Keep up the excellent work, laddie.

[Xillin]

In my circle of content creator friends I've basically been screaming this "bring value" mantra from the mountain tops. So many of the videos that get released within that group are of the "here is my opinion with absolutely nothing to back it up" variety, and they always get minimal views. But, every time those same creators make videos going covering news, giving updates on what's going on in our niche, or other valuable info, those videos pop off. It's so simple, yet so many can't see it. Bring the value, and the views will come.

[gamerimage]

It's amazing to see such a creator thrive in such a competitive space! (I would believe it's the authenticity that's provided!) I've been pushing the 4 you've mentioned probably in a couple of videos 'perfectly'. While others need tweaking.

[ThePlantPoweredRunner]

Another great video Nate. Each point you made is right on the money. Speaking to your audience is very different than speaking at your audience. The language point is so important because if you can't speak it clearly or in a timely manner then they will click off. Keep doing your thing and I'll see you on the next one. Thanks again!

[CharlotteKanStudio]

Great video always nice to get a reminder of the basics of growing on YouTube. Would love to hear you expand on the different steps with more examples in different niches in a future video. You always manage to find great examples. The ending 😱 😂

[MrFredsDIY]

Great video Nate! Recently I was struck by a series of thoughts along these same lines. It occurs to me that successful channels have created a paradigm in which their content flows from. This as opposed to channels that have to create content within a conflicting paradigm. That is why I have been moving toward fostering a lifestyle that content flows from.

[TeddyCrafter]

Another great video, Nate!
I just realised something (literally minutes before I watched this); whilst I'm doing crafts & plenty of the big channels I'm subbed to do various different types of crafts, if you go back to their early days, they had a focus on one craft in particular & that's what I need to do. Focus on one before I branch out & that's exactly what I'm going to do!

[TiiaAurora]

I sometimes struggle with the "Belonging" thing I think. I am good at helping, giving people information in an easy to understand and compact form, but I feel like there must be an additional thing I am missing. Because people apprechiate the information but then leave as soon as they get it. Maybe it's the curse of an educational niche?

[nikkihstokes]

Love your work. Watching everything you put out closely and looking forward to learning more.