I have 10k subscribers and this is my salary ??

Introduction

Hey everyone, welcome to my channel! My name is Raisen, and today I'm going to show you the amount of money I've been earning by making content and videos on YouTube. I'll be transparent and will share the exact numbers so you can have all the information.

I’ve been a YouTuber since 2019, and my content focuses mainly on trading topics. I teach people how to trade Forex, stocks, and cryptos. Since these topics aren't very popular with a wide audience, I get a minimal number of views. For instance, a video I uploaded five days ago has around 98 views on average. Some videos get even fewer views, especially if they're not relatable.

Now, let's dive into my analytics from 2019. As of February 24, 2023, I've earned a total of $ 957 from this channel. Considering I have 10,000 subscribers, this might seem low compared to other YouTubers. It's not just about the number of subscribers or videos you have; it’s about the number of people visiting your profile, clicking your videos, watching, and sharing them.

Here's a breakdown of my earnings:

• June 2022: $ 85
• July 2022: $ 100 (Reached the YouTube payment threshold)
• August 2022: $ 15
• September 2022: $ 30
• October 2022: $ 41

It’s clear that my monthly earnings vary greatly. YouTube requires you to reach a $ 100 threshold to withdraw your money. If you can’t reach it quickly, you may have to wait several months.

Accounting for a 10-month interval (August 2021 - June 2022), the average monthly income was roughly $ 10.

Here are a few more monthly figures:

• June 2021: $ 7
• July 2021: $ 14
• August 2021: $ 20
• September 2021: $ 25
• October 2021: $ 34
• November 2021: $ 45
• December 2021: $ 66
• January 2022: $ 66 (still being computed)

Currently, I need a couple more months to reach the $ 100 threshold for another payout.

Being a YouTuber isn't easy. Despite putting in a lot of effort, money, and time to create content, the earnings can be minimal if the viewers aren’t there. I hope this helps you understand the income potential on YouTube, and I wish you success if you're planning to start your own channel.

Thank you for watching! Have a great day. Peace out.

Keywords

• YouTuber
• Trading
• Forex
• Subscribers
• Views
• Analytics
• Earnings
• Salary
• Content Creation
• Payment Threshold

FAQ

Q: How many subscribers do you have? A: I have 10,000 subscribers.

Q: What's the total amount you've earned on YouTube since 2019? A: I've earned a total of $ 957.

Q: What's the content of your channel? A: My channel focuses on trading, including Forex, stocks, and cryptocurrencies.

Q: How often do you reach YouTube's $ 100 payment threshold? A: I reach the $ 100 payment threshold roughly every 10 months.

Q: What's the average view count per video? A: On average, my videos get around 98 views.

Q: Do subscribers alone determine your earnings on YouTube? A: No, earnings are determined by the number of people watching, clicking, and sharing your videos.