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My Youtube Earnings in 2023: The Shocking Truth!
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2024
- How much money I made on youtube in 2023? Today I am sharing with you my youtube analytics. #youtuber #makemoneyonyoutube #youtubepartnership
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Thank you for the information and your honesty! Good luck!
Thanks for sharing these details on You Tube. I had no idea how all this works.
Great of you sharing how YT works.
Great video, thanks for honest info, good luck.
I enjoy your videos
Thanks for watching!
This is interesting information. Thank you, live long and prosper 🖖
Same to you!
Love your engagement with your followers and thanks for keeping it real
I appreciate that!
Wow, this is awesome, I never knew how this worked. Thanks for the honest insights!
Glad it was helpful!
Some great information, thank you!!
Thank you
Hello Miss Sky! Off the subject, but how about a video of things you have made that you use or display in your own home? You mentioned building a bed for your daughter in this one and got me to wondering how many projects you've made for yourself. I ask this because I have a lot of my projects that never made it from the shop to my home for one reason or another.
Thanks as always for the info... and please don't stop!
This is all very interesting Skylar. I had always wondered about the revenue from YT and how it worked. Thank you for sitting down with us and explaining it so clearly.
Great advice to channel creators about long intros. That and "click-bait" titles are one of the things that puts me off right away.
Also, its good to see that you are being successful at what you love doing. You are honest, humble and disseminate valuable information.
I'm sure it does not hurt that you look very pretty as well.
I've been viewing your channel for a while about different woodworking subjects but you've earned a new subscriber now.
I was just looking for one of your *great* instructional videos, and I found this: They pay you peanuts. SO! NOW! I am going to your website, your store, and supporting your work. I do like the furniture in your background... Thank you for your work.
You are so welcome! And thank you. I hope you find something you like on my store
Very interesting and thank you for sharing how youtube works. Just like anything else you are going to have a learning curve. You will learn that there are certain things you like and some you don’t. Looks like you’re on the right track. Most importantly stay true to yourself cuz once it’s not fun anymore, it’s not worth it. Good luck 🙏
Very true! Thank you
@woodworkingwithSkyler thanks for breaking that down. I had no idea! Family have been pushing me to make videos but I don't like being the center of attention & definitely prefer doing the recording not being the recording...in your opinion how important is it for the viewer to see the person's face?
Can you please do a playlist for this video & what your editing process is?
What equipment and programs you use?
Perhaps something about becoming an influencer.
How did you get affiliates, etc.
At the end of videos...do you get to choose the video suggestions or does the algorithm do it? How do you choose keywords?
What channels do you like to watch? How did you get started in woodworking? Do you have any online courses or books you recommend?
Do you flip furniture? If so can you please make videos?
Can you please make a series for hand carving and one for wood turning?
On an alternate note...you have pretty puppies & a lovely room!
Keep up the good work Skylar. your AWESOME. btw i ordered some cut offs from Bell Forest after watching your video on them. i was not disappointed with what i got. thank you for sharing that with us.
That is awesome!
Thank you for the insight.
You are very welcome
Besides the long intro another thing that turns me off is the movie clips during the video. I love the fact that your video's get down to business and no baloney in between.
Thank you. I agree with you. I don’t like those either
Thanks, I've always wondered about all of that, not that I would do you tube, i just like wood working and making things , i am thinking about getting a wahuda though, and watching you was the first i herd of one , thanks !
I still love mine. Works great and the fence so far stayed square and didn’t have to readjust. However, I have to tell you… I wish I got the 10 in instead of the 8 . If you do decide to purchase please consider using my affiliate link, to no extra cost to you, I get a small commission
I personally am a cabinet/furniture builder for over 40 years.. I LOVE your videos Skylar!! Your very talented!!
Thank you very much Frank
I have few machines, and small area, so things like boxes are what I look for. You use a scroll saw and I have one of those and use it. Do you have a video about what kinds of blades and the use of them? Interesting to see your income, good idea.
Very interesting video. Until now, I haven't seen anyone disclose how much money they've earned from RUclips - both from affiliate marketing and sponsorships. Most people only talk about what RUclips shows. What I don't understand is how you transitioned from making videos about photography to creating woodworking content. Surprisingly, even though photography usually brings in more money, you're making more from woodworking, which is a smaller niche. Very intriguing hobbies and quite different. Anyway, congratulations on what you do, and I'm genuinely amazed that you shifted from photography to working with wood. Thanks for the video.
Thank you. Woodworking is a smaller niche and that’s why is doing better. There are thousands of photography channels and many of those female photographers. Everyone can have a photography channel without even owning a camera. You can take photos with your phone or download stock photos and make videos about editing software. It takes every little budget and that’s why there are so many channels out there. Woodworking in the other hand take space, tools, materials….things not everyone could afford so there are less channels competing. Then if you look at how many woodworkers are females, numbers go way down. That’s the thing with RUclips. You never really know what will work, you just have to try things and be ready to pivot if things don’t work out
I guess her photography experience is to ensure all the close up cleavage shots. A bit of an exhibitionist if you want my opinion
Very interesting but I doubt that I will ever make any videos. I'm not really a wood worker but I like watching good woodworking videos and I think you do a great job on your videos!
Thank you
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Thanks!
Hi Frank. Thank you so much for your support.
Wow thanks for sharing Skyler! Great info as always and you do great job explaining. :)
My pleasure!
Hey, thx, super helpful. I have a channel but kinda gave up on it and just went w IG. But this intrigues me enough to get back in it. Question: certain level leads to reviews I guess? And do you get to keep the tool? Multumesc!
@@keatswoodworks5107 yes, it’s true. Yes you get to keep the tools plus commissions % from sales
I have been waiting for this video thanks Skyler hey if you don’t mind me asking what category do you post your woodworking videos into. I’m a new creator and am just learning to ropes
How to category
Thank you very much for your complete presentation of how RUclips works. While I have no intention to start a channel, this information allows one to understand the how and why and how viewers interact with various channels. I have never seen anything like this before.
Thanks for the informative update! interesting info about how youtube works again. Love the dogs chilling in the background to! ha
Thanks for watching!
@@woodworkingwithSkyler At around 9min11sec when the snow fell, both you and the poochie looked up at the same time... with the same look on your faces! Thought that was cute 😅
:) yes, you cant hear it on camera but huge amount of snow slid off the roof. Was quite loud
This is great. I’ve been thinking about it for a while. What was the deciding factor for starting a woodworking channel? How long have you been woodworking before that?
I already had a photography channel for a while. I started woodworking in end of november 2022 and started the youtube channel in june 2023 as a way of documenting my woodworking jurney
great vid, really like your channel
Thank you so much! I appreciate it
Very interesting. Keep doing the building videos, I feel you are an enthusiast in woodworking, not a guru. There are more than enough of those.
Skyler, excellent informative video. If its not to forward may I ask: Kommst du aus Deutschland?
Originally from Romania, now I live in Maine
You said that you have other sites, what are they and how do I see them?
My photography RUclips channel is Skyler Ewing Photography
Thank you for all of the information that you have provided.. i have one question how many videos do you have to make a week or a month?
As much or as little as you want, you can make videos every day every week once a month whatever works for you, but I feel that one video per week or maybe one for two weeks it’s the best practice
@@woodworkingwithSkyler thank you for the reply .. i hope you keep up the great work .. i watch your wood working video and loved the 3d table with how to make the jigs
Quick question , as a person who may be interested in starting my own channel. How did you get selected to review products ? Do you reach out to companies or do they reach out to you ? Thanks for your great info.
Once you reach 1000 subscribers the companies seems to attack you with offers. I get about 3-5 emails every day. You can contact them too as well. But it seems if you review a tool you have the next day 3 companies reach out with similar tools. You can do and sign up for affiliate programs on companies you want to work with, they usually accept 100%
Hello Sky! Your dogs are beautiful 😊 I’m wondering what editor do you use and are you a fan of music in your video?
Hi Michael, thank you. I usually don’t like adding music but there are cases where is needed. Most channels that need music are travel videos, lifestyle videos and so on.
What is your photography channel?
Skyler Ewing Photography
I feel there may be assets here that my channel doesn't have...
The cute accent? 😊
Try to get men of culture to subscribe.
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I'm sorry but lazers take the woodworking out of woodworking. Real woodworking isn't always about having every tool made. it's about your quality of work.
I totally agree
Very interesting and informative, thanks.
I agree! Cnc has it's place in production for big companies but if I'm trying to learn from quality woodworkers such as Skyler...I want to know how to use a tool not push a button!
@@woodworkingwithSkylerone of the things I like about watching your channel Skyler is you are roughly my size...so I learned if something works for you it will likely work for me. Women have a slightly different way of working because most (not all) don't have the same upper body strength as men so we have to sometimes come up with a work around. My biggest issue is I'm filled with arthritis and fybromyalgia...I need strong, powerful tools that are light weight...
I disagree with hook880 CNC has advanced woodworking to a new level there are several examples would we all give up our cell phones to go back to rotary phones. I really appreciate the old school techniques too but CNC are just a new tool to put in our arsenals
Skyler I really appreciate the time and effort you put into these videos. And to explain how RUclips works.
My pleasure!
are your chanel viewers from USA?
Yes
Super informative, BUT…. I kept having to rewind it.
Surprise woodwork kept coming up while watching this. Each time realizing the past 5 minutes I’ve just been daydreaming LAZERED in on those sweater stretchers! 😵💫
A great example strategy to get more watch time from viewers! Lol
But in all seriousness this was very detailed and helpful so thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Is that 10,000 for both channels?
No, just the woodworking channel
Very well said Skyler. In reality, RUclips did not "pay" you, you EARNED it. You invested many hours into your BUSINESS and people have to realize it takes work, time, creativity etc. NOW you did not mention the cost of tools and materials. $10K in 6 months sounds like a lot of money but when you are a business it's about the net not gross. So people need to be realistic and commit, it can be very profitable. Thanks! !! !!!
That’s true. Takes a lot of time, work and materials
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Thank you so very much! And Thank you for your support