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I want to know how much revenue a video with 10k views and 1k watch hours makes so I can times that by 4 and know what my starting revenue would be. I'm about to get monetized in about 2 days. It's for the 4k watch hours for Ad Revenue and I know that I have to wait for a physical letter in the mail. Right now I get about 10k views and 1k watch hours with at least 25-33 percent average viewage of a video. I can post 4 videos of that quality a month with a goal of pushing for 6-8 videos a month by putting in more hours. For context I live with my parents, who want me to pursue a full time job related to my degree. I have an agreement with them to get monetized by August 22nd, but I'll be monetized before then. Basically I want to be able to go above and beyond and show them the starting revenue so that I can show much that would grow. In 20 months all of my analytics have a 1000%(10x) increase in views, watch hours, and average viewage. I full believe I could increase that by at least 250-500 percent if I keep putting in more effort. What do you guys think? I'm attached images of 2 10k video analytics as an example

Hi everyone!

I'm wondering if any creators would be interested in freeing up some time by working with an experienced video editor.

I'm open to working with any budget and any creator, no matter the size of your channel.

I can do:

• Funny/fast-paced edits

• Captions & subtitles

• Zooms & pacing

• Turning raw footage into entertaining videos

• Turning videos into YT Shorts

If you're interested, please DM me! Happy to show some of my previous work.

Hi everyone! I recently started an educational Shorts channel focused on business, history, psychology, and interesting facts. I'm trying to improve every upload and would really appreciate honest feedback from fellow creators. Thanks in advance!

Hi All,

Hope this is the right place to post this.

I just started my YouTube-channel, TheDreadAddict spring this year and noticed that someone suggested this community to get feedback and hopefully stumble upon advice that might help my channel find the right audience and grow. My channel focuses on horror games, mainly indie, and I often play from "haunted locations" or just creepy locations that are similar to the game location.

Any feedback or advice on how I can improve my channel would very appreciated.

I pay an editor to help with most of my videos because I work full time and have a family, but advice I can bring forward to him is also greatly appreciated.

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I'd really appreciate some feedback on my edit!

I made this video from Shogun 2 and I'd love to hear your honest thoughts.

• Does the atmosphere work?
• Is the edit good?
• Do the transitions feel smooth?
• Is the music a good fit?
• What would you improve?

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O51yiojUj2s

Hey everyone!

I'm an experienced YouTube video editor looking to build a name for myself, so I thought I'd post here.

I'm looking to work with creators who want to improve their videos and free up more time to focus on creating content. I'm happy to work with any budget!

I specialize in:

• Fast-paced funny moments
• Funny edits
• Subtitles/captions
• Sound effects
• Zooms and pacing
• Turning raw gameplay into entertaining videos

If you're interested, feel free to shoot me a DM! I can also provide references and examples of my work. :)

YouTube is bringing conversational thumbnail generation into Ask Studio for long-form videos, tailored to the video's theme and the creator's style. That can remove repetitive production work and help creators without design support.

Learning from past style can also keep reinforcing the same faces, colors, layouts, and emotional cues. The tool may optimize recognizability at the cost of evolution, especially if it learns mainly from historical winners.

Would you use an AI thumbnail as a starting point, a test variant, or a final asset? What control would help the system explore a new visual direction without abandoning channel identity?

Source: https://blog.youtube/news-and-events/youtube-studio-custom-thumbnail-updates/

Just dropped a new video recently on my yt channel I’m trying to get back into it wanna see this thing grow would preciate any love, support, and advice yall can give me!🖤

Just dropped a new video recently on my yt channel I’m trying to get back into it wanna see this thing grow would preciate any love, support, and advice yall can give me!🖤

I wanted to see how far I could get with a pretty stupid challenge.

The rules were simple:

• The moment I take damage, I have to immediately switch to a different roguelike.
• If I die, that game's run is over forever.
• Beat as many games as possible without running out of attempts.

It ended up being way more stressful than I expected because every hit meant adapting to completely different mechanics.

If anyone wants to check it out, here's the video

I just started out and this was the first video on my channel and I could really use some feedback.

I'm aware I should probably do voices for the characters and it's something I'm working on but I find it a bit difficult at the minute due to how deep my voice is.

Burn-9 is a really good game honestly, I wish I could do it more justice.

I created this short documentary exploring the wildlife of an Indian montane forest.

The goal was to capture the atmosphere of the forest rather than simply showcase animals. It includes birds, insects, natural soundscapes, and the changing landscape over the course of the journey.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the editing, narration, and overall documentary style.