Making Money on YouTube: Method #1

Making Money on YouTube: Method #1

Option 1 requires an upfront investment — roughly $75.

Option 2 requires a smaller investment — roughly $8.

You can also do it with zero investment if you know how to use a dedicated server.

Option 1

Create your own YouTube channel. You don’t need original videos — footage from a tournament works fine if you’re in the gaming niche, or recordings of any other kind of event (just not a blank wall). Next, you’ll want to give your channel a bit of a boost using engagement services. There are plenty of them out there — take your pick. Then, connect your channel to a partner program. I recommend AIR. There’s one small catch: once you’re connected, ads will start appearing at the beginning of your videos, and you’ll get paid per click — roughly $0.40 to $1.00 per click through AIR.

Then head over to a task platform and post a job.

The task: subscribe to the channel, watch a video, click on the ad, and browse a couple of pages of the advertiser’s site. Now you’re earning money from ad clicks. Just don’t overdo it — 100 clicks a day is too many. A rough guide:

100 subscribers = 2–3 clicks per day.

1,000 subscribers = 10–15 clicks per day.

10,000 subscribers = 30–50 clicks per day.

You can do the profit math yourself. A lot of money goes into advertising.

 

Option 2.

This approach requires the smallest possible investment. The concept is the same — earning from ad clicks — but without spending on ads. To simplify the process, a dedicated server is helpful. There are sites where you can earn points, which can then be used to create tasks for other people to complete. Some of these sites even let you automate the earning of those points using their own official software.

We’ll install this software on a dedicated server to save on electricity costs. You can do it without a dedicated server too — it doesn’t make a huge difference.

ytuber.ru — a solid option, Russian-language interface

ytmonster.ru — a similar alternative, also good

vto.pe — use this one specifically for subscriber counts; it has its own program.

 

For maximum results, I use all three services simultaneously — and I recommend you do the same.

If you have a brand new channel, here’s what to expect:

Day 1: 4–6 views per hour. 8–12 subscribers per day.

Day 3: 8–12 views per hour. 16–24 subscribers per day.

Day 5: 18–26 views per hour. 40–60 subscribers per day.

Day 7: 35 views per hour. 100 subscribers per day.

I recommend launching 4–6 channels at once and actively growing them all, uploading videos consistently.

 

Now let’s run the numbers.

1 channel, roughly 5 videos, 3,000 views per day. 20 ad clicks at $0.40 each:

20 x $0.40 = $8/day.

Now scale that to 5 channels: $40/day.

30 days at $40/day = $1,150/month.

Keep uploading new videos and promoting your content.

More clicks, more profit. But don’t go overboard — channels can still get banned. It’s straightforward; you just have to put in the work.

And the most important thing!

Never copy this exactly — work on your own creative approach, come up with new ideas, build on this framework, and you’ll develop a real skill for making money online.

Good luck and big profits!

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