I’ve been getting a lot of questions about my YouTube channel’s performance, and I wanted to share something that even surprised me. Some of my videos are achieving an RPM of $400 to $900!
What is RPM?
For those who don’t know, RPM stands for Revenue Per Mille, and it’s the amount of money I earn for every 1,000 views on a video. It includes revenue from ads, YouTube Premium, memberships, and Super Chats. To put my numbers in perspective, the average RPM on YouTube can range from $1 to $20, depending on the niche.
These are my highest paying so far!
https://youtu.be/82isqdSE49M
this video earns around 0.65 per view
https://youtu.be/Cljd11V9M0c
earnings from 8 views, earns anywhere from $3.50 to $7.00
How is My RPM So High?
Honestly, it’s a combination of factors. My channel focuses on [Your Niche], which is known to be a high-value category for advertisers. I also have an incredibly engaged audience primarily from [Mention top countries if you’re comfortable], which also plays a significant role.
I’ve also focused on creating high-quality, in-depth videos that are over 8 minutes long, allowing for more ad opportunities. But most importantly, I believe it’s the incredible support and engagement from you, my audience, that has made this possible.
Tips for Other Creators to Increase Their RPM:
While my results are exceptional, here are a few strategies that can help you boost your channel’s RPM:
- Focus on a High-Value Niche: Content in areas like finance, technology, and business generally attracts higher-paying ads.
- Know Your Audience: Understand where your most engaged viewers are from and tailor your content to them.
- Increase Viewer Engagement: Encourage likes, comments, and shares to signal your video’s value to YouTube.
- Optimize for Mid-Roll Ads: Create videos longer than 8 minutes to include more ad breaks.
I’m incredibly grateful for the success of my channel, and I hope this gives some insight into the world of YouTube monetization.
What are your thoughts on YouTube RPM? Have you seen similar results in your niche? Let’s discuss in the comments below!”
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