How Much YouTube Paid Me for My Tiny House Video

Because I've done a few videos where I speak about my house, the finances involved and also the ways myself and others have made money online/through social media, I thought it would be 'on brand' to make a follow up video where I reveal how much youtube paid me for my tiny house video. like I said, this isn't intended to be a boastful or big headed video, it's just something I'm interested in and is something that people have shown interest in, in the past. if people don't like me speaking about this kind of thing any more, then I'll totally understand avoid it in the future.

Videos mentioned:
I Bought an Abandoned Tiny House

How Much Did My Tiny House Cost

To make my videos I use…

Some of the links above contain affiliate links. Purchasing anything through these links doesn’t cost you anything extra, but I get a little bit of $ off Bezos and his boys.

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[Patchy]

If you’re reading this and NOT subscribed, please take a second to scroll back up and hit that big juicy subscribe button. I’d really love to hit one billion subscribers, buy another abandoned tiny house, and then retire with 21 cats. 🤠

[martelvonc]

You being honest about how you make money on YouTube is very helpful for newcomer content creators. It helps them to keep in mind what can happen and how to navigate business content choices.

[Movies_n_More]

I much rather see this than watching some people go and buying $5k bags or driving $100k cars which is tacky. This is aspirational and inspirational. Bravo. Keep it up and thank you! Stay humble and stay strong!

[SabiAll]

Everything about your channel screams level-headed and kind. What's not to like! Here's to another 11 million views and 166 K more subscribers :)

[nemo]

More power to you, son. I love to see people succeed.

[judyfarkas]

There's a big difference between flexing and transparency. Your honesty is very refreshing in what can be a cut throat environment on this platform.

[shonamiller]

That amount of money is INSANE! You should be so proud of yourself and everyone should be happy for you. Wishing you all the very best!

[jimbeamairstreams]

George you reached those numbers because you are a relatable person who is humble and a regular lad. Not boastful just helpful and we love you! On with more videos. ❤

[DunstanW]

Your transparency is so refreshing. I'm so happy you bought and restored 💗such a beautiful historic building and turned it into a home. So inspiring.

[michaelthom]

I’ve always wondered about the money side of things. You’ve been very honest and I for one respect that. That’s a crazy amount of income and we’ll deserved. Looking forward to further house videos.

[annbann]

This is the first video i've ever seen where someone shows how much they got paid for views. I see people showing their entire channel month by month... but not just 1 video. This was very informative. Thank you. And its not tacky.. I think people who share this stuff show others the potential of what youtube can do and thats a wonderful thing.

[LoraEwinaga]

the world needs more people talking about money openly! so thank you for this <3 Also thank you for sharing that your video only went viral after two months. I think we so often want our content to go viral immediately 🤣

[harmony]

Congratulations George. You are a very astute young man, starting with taking on the house renovation in the first place. You’ll go far in life. I wish you every success with the course and your new venture on tiny houses. 🎉

[mickferguson]

This is not bragging. It's not like you're covered head to toe in bling or chomping on a wedge of notes. It's always really cheering when somebody does so well and your efforts are rewarded. Power to your elbow, George!

[HomeworkRadio]

The video paid a massive part of the house off, simply amazing.

[magpiesneedle]

This is fascinating. Keep doing what you’re doing. Other YouTubers are showing off ridiculously expensive shoes, clothes, etc. and viewers are left thinking “I paid for that!” Whereas you have done something amazing, shared it with whoever chooses to watch, and in a totally transparent way. Kudos.

[JaneEMcLernon]

I'm so glad that you talk about the income potential for monetizing YouTube videos! It isn't tacky at all; it's honest and forthcoming.

[irampotter]

Great to hear you made a decent amount of money from your videos, I don't see anything wrong or tacky about discussing getting paid by YouTube, I think its honest and shows you have no hidden agenda, also looking forward to seeing your tiny house tour videos, thanks.

[PaulaJoW]

If people don't like the finance videos then they can just watch the reno videos. Congratulations to you for your humbleness, hard work and honesty.

[roreyb]

I just stumbled on your channel and I appreciate your authenticity which can be rare on YouTube. You actually are the first person that has been willing to share monies you receive I find that extremely refreshing .I have subscribed as I want to continue follow on your journey .