Let's look at these numbers for online music listening. Spotify pays $0.0017 per song. YouTube pays a range from $0.0001 to 0.0003. To make $100 would take 59,000 views. $1000 requires 590,000 views $10,000 requires 5,900,000 views So what's the chances of making $10,000 1.2 million videos have received 1 million or over 1 million views (https://www.quora.com/How-many-videos-on-YouTube-have-over-1-million-views) Let's assume there are 10 billion videos on YouTube (I couldn't find exact numbers, but Facebook said 6 billion and YouTube I assume has more videos), so that's 0.012% of all videos reach 1 million views, please correct me if I did my math wrong... With YouTube, we can add in Google adwords, so I could make more money that way. So if I add ads to my videos and every 100 viewers click on one of the ads, then I could make an extra maybe $0.50 per 100 people, or $0.005 per view. That means to make $10,000 I'd only need 1.8 million views. Still not g...
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