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I'm a developer who builds tools for content creators. My friend runs a YouTube channel with 800 subs, been at it for about 9 months with polished content and edited videos. Recently we ran an experiment: I started a separate channel that just posts raw highlights from her videos with captions. No fancy editing. 2 weeks in: 208 subs 35.4k views 1279 likes About 10 minutes of work per day We didn't expect it to move this fast. Turns out raw clips with just captions and decent framing can be an insanely efficient growth channel. Why you should be posting Shorts even if you're small Most creators either don't make Shorts at all, or spend 2 hours per clip in CapCut trying to make it perfect. Both are wrong. A bare minimum YouTube Short gets a few hundred views. Post 3 a day and that's 1k+ impressions going out to people who've never heard of you. For a small channel, that's more exposure in a day than a week of regular uploads. Shorts tell you what your audience wants This is the part nobody talks about. When you post 27 shorts in 9 days, patterns emerge. Some randomly pop off with 5x the views. That's not luck, that's a signal. The algorithm is telling you what people want to see. You find your niche by observing, not by guessing. Mass posting Shorts is the fastest way to get that data. Consistency matters, but not for the algorithm People obsess over posting schedules and "the algorithm." Honestly the algorithm doesn't care that much. But your potential audience does. If someone sees your Shorts 3-4 times in a week, they start recognizing you. After a few more, they check out your channel. That's the funnel. Don't overthink the editing You don't need to spend an hour per clip. Captions and a decent crop are enough. Here's why: First, you don't know your direction yet. Spending an hour perfecting a clip your audience doesn't even care about is wasted effort. Post more, learn faster. Second, heavily edited Shorts set expectations your long-form content might not match. The viewers who stick around long-term are the ones who liked the real you, not the edited version. Captions, decent framing, and the actual moment. That's all you need. My workflow If you already have long-form content, you're sitting on a goldmine of Shorts. I use a tool to pull the best moments automatically, add captions, and export straight to YouTube. The whole process takes about 10 minutes a day. But the point isn't the tool. The point is: stop treating Shorts like a production. Treat them like posting on social media. Quick, consistent, low effort. The content already exists in your videos. You just have to get it in front of people. submitted by /u/DecycleYang to r/SmallYoutubers [link] [comments]

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Hey everyone I've been clipping funny/viral moments from Twitch streams and podcasts for about 4 months now. Watched a ton of xQc, Hasan, Joe Rogan clips, Theo Von stuff, cut the best 15-60 second bits in capcut, added subtitles and quick edits, and posted them everywhere. For the first few months it was basically $0. Views were coming in slowly (thousands here and there), but nothing monetized. I just kept posting 3-5 clips a day, trying to stay consistent. A couple weeks ago I finally hit the requirements for youtube and Facebook monetization. youtube shorts got me in (im at 60k subs and just reached the 10 mill views), and Facebook started paying too. TikTok and Instagram are still pending, I have the followers/views on tiktok but waiting on approval for their rewards program, and ig bonuses seem inviteonly Last month (first full one with payouts): About $1000 came from Facebook (Reels plays/ads) Around $500 from YouTube Shorts revenue share $0 so far from TikTok and Instagram, even though some clips did better there (500k-4m views on a few) Total around $1500. Not life-changing, but it's real money after grinding for months with almost nothing. I tried first only youtube and tiktok, but figured i might aswell post on ig and facebook aswell. This however takes an insane amount of time to post 5 clips pr day, pr platform, so i searched around a bit and tried out repurpose, but that shi was expensive, so now im just using multiposter Anyone else clipping and cross-posting? Which platform paid out first for you? Any niches that performs better than others? Happy to share more details if it helps. submitted by /u/Global-Tackle-3176 to r/YouTubeShorts [link] [comments]

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1.8 million on a youtube short. submitted by /u/Free_Sundae_5476 to r/SmallYoutubers [link] [comments]

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Understanding YouTube Shorts Monetization Requirements First, you need to know the two criteria to start making money from views. A lot of people get these confused. 1. First Step: 3 Million Views for Memberships This unlocks the ability to turn on channel memberships and Super Chats. It's not making money from views directly; it's allowing your audience to pay a monthly fee to support you. While not many people use this feature, it's a critical first step. It tells YouTube's system your channel is legitimate and trustworthy enough to start the monetization path. 2. The Main Goal: 10 Million Views & 1,000 Subscribers for AdSense This unlocks the ability to earn RPM (Revenue Per Mille), which turns your views into direct cash flow. Which is harder? The 1,000 subscribers. Getting 10 million views is actually easier if you know what you're doing. Asking for subscribers in a video can cause a dip in audience retention, which hurts your views. I'll show you how to avoid that later. Important Note: The 10 million views need to be engaged views. On average, only about 50% of your total views count as "engaged." So in reality, you need to aim for roughly 20 million total views on your channel to reliably hit the 10 million engaged view threshold and apply for monetization. The Mindset Shift: Aim for Exponential Growth, Not Linear You cannot think about this like a linear graph, where each video adds a fixed number of views. That's the wrong mentality. You must think in terms of an exponential curve. You're not just adding views; you're building momentum and using a snowball effect to multiply your reach. This is tied directly to your channel's Trust Score. Look at your analytics as a snowball. A small channel might start at 100,000 views a day, but with the right momentum, it can explode to 2.7 million views a day within weeks. The key is getting YouTube to push your videos to the same viewers repeatedly. Mastering the Key Metric: Casual Viewers (CV) & Regular Viewers (RV) The most important data for this snowball effect is in your YouTube Studio Analytics. 1. Go to your channel's Audience tab. 2. Scroll down to Audience watch behavior. 3. You'll see three metrics: New Viewers, Casual Viewers (CV), and Regular Viewers (RV). Your Goal: Combine your CV% and RV%. You want this combined percentage to be at least 55% or higher. Casual Viewers are people who watch more than one of your videos. Regular Viewers are your dedicated subscribers/fans. A high CV+RV score means YouTube's algorithm is successfully recommending your content to people who already like it, creating that exponential growth loop. How to Increase Your Trust Score (TS) to Boost CV & RV Your Trust Score is YouTube's internal measure of how "good" your content is. A higher score means the algorithm pushes your videos more. The main factors are: 1. Swipe-Through Ratio (Should be 81.1% or higher): This is the percentage of people who see your Short and don't swipe away immediately. 2. Retention / Average View Duration (AVD): You need an AVD higher than your Length of Video (LOV). This means your retention percentage is above 100%. Ideal Shorts Length (LOV): Aim for 32 seconds. Formula: Retention = AVD / LOV. You want this to be >100%. If a viewer watches your video all the way through (high AVD) and doesn't swipe away (high swipe ratio), they are far more likely to be shown your next video. This is how you turn New Viewers into Casual Viewers. The 2 CTA Method: Get Subscribers Without Killing Retention This is how you solve the subscriber problem without causing a retention dip. The old method, stopping to say "like and subscribe", makes people leave. You need to use emotional tension and integrate your CTAs (Call-To-Actions) seamlessly. We use two CTAs per video. CTA 1: The Visual CTA (VCTA) When: Place this subtly in the first half of the video. How: Integrate a "subscribe" message into the video itself. Don't ask verbally. Example: If you're playing Roblox, edit a "Subscribe" message into the game's chat window. If you're doing commentary, have an on-screen graphic or an AI character holding a small subscribe sign. It should be visible but not disruptive. CTA 2: The Visual & Audio CTA (VA CTA) When: Place this right before the video's climax or payoff, where tension is highest. How: Integrate a subtle verbal ask with a visual. Tie the request to the action on screen. Examples: "Subscribe if you think I'm going to survive this chase." "Subscribe and comment a heart if you love your mom." "Subscribe if you think this trick will work." Key: The request feels like part of the story, not an interruption. The viewer is already invested in the outcome, so they are less likely to leave. This method warms up the viewer with a visual cue, then asks for the sub at the peak moment of engagement. It keeps your retention graph flat while steadily growing your subscriber count. Putting It All Together: Your Fast-Track Blueprint 1. Niche & Quality: First, ensure you're in a good niche and your video quality is high. This is the foundation. 2. Upload Consistently: Start uploading to build initial momentum. 3. Analyze Your Metrics: Constantly check your Swipe Ratio, AVD, and CV+RV percentage. 4. Optimize for Trust Score: Edit your videos to hit that 32-second length and keep AVD above 100%. Use hooks to maintain a high swipe ratio. 5. Implement the 2 CTA Method: Use the Visual CTA and the Visual & Audio CTA in every video to grow subscribers without hurting retention. 6. Let the Snowball Roll: As your Trust Score increases, your CV% will rise. The algorithm will start pushing your videos harder, leading to exponential view growth. submitted by /u/anonymous579853 to r/Smallyoutubechannels [link] [comments]

My secret is trends. And something extra. This year my virals are 4-6 seconds length. submitted by /u/ZEALshuffles to r/shortsAlgorithm [link] [comments]

I spent days making a YouTube Short that went viral — 1.3 million views — and YouTube paid me $15. That’s just insane. So much effort, time, and creativity for what basically feels like free content for the platform. If this is how Shorts pay, I honestly don’t see the point in continuing. Anyone else facing the same? submitted by /u/Writer_Sports to r/PartneredYoutube [link] [comments]

I was making $2,000/month from YouTube Shorts. Now every video, new and old, suddenly gets 0 views. No strikes, no warnings, no explanation. I’ve seen plenty of “views dropped” posts, but this isn’t that. My Shorts channel (12K subs) was doing 500K–1M views every 48h… (20M+ views per month) then on Oct 26, the realtime graph flatlined. Every video stopped gaining views instantly, even the ones that had been going viral for weeks. My other channels are fine. This one’s dead. Support keeps saying “fluctuations are normal.” It happened to me once 7 months ago and randomly fixed itself after a few weeks, now it’s back. Has anyone else had this channel-wide Shorts freeze where all videos stop getting traffic overnight? Is this some kind of hidden indexing bug? I’m losing thousands because of this, and YouTube support keeps copy-pasting useless replies. submitted by /u/ikadik to r/PartneredYoutube [link] [comments]

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So first is you have to choose a niche and the fastest to get views is Reddit Shorts in english language. There are other languages where it does well like spanish but those have low rpm. So basically just create shorts that has this card as an intro: stories from reddit and add a story that you write with chatgpt. Make a channel and write stories with chatgpt. It's easy. Then use the ShortsMachine website to turn your scripts into videos (It's 100% free, there are no paid plans on it) And then be very consistent and upload every day. submitted by /u/These-Inevitable-146 to r/OnlineIncomeHustle [link] [comments]

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I especially love the second floor stove with no access to it and the missing third floor banister submitted by /u/_I_Am_Moroni_ to r/homedecoratingCJ [link] [comments]

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Petah, if you could explain this YouTube short to me, then I can get back to my royal match game. I’m trying to keep streak ahead of Bonnie’s. Xoxo -Lois G submitted by /u/Vongbingen_esque to r/PeterExplainsTheJoke [link] [comments]

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Back in March 2024, I got (demon e tized)for reused content. It felt like a huge setback, but instead of giving up, I pivoted. I switched to YouTube Shorts, started voicing them over in a high-RPM niche, and in June, I got my monetization back. Since then, things have exploded. From June to now, I’ve made over $190K from AdSense alone—November was absolutely insane. On top of that, I earned another $88K from music ad revenue sharing (I joined them in November). That’s a total of $278K in 8 months. For perspective, last year I was making $22K a year… now I’m making $22K every two weeks. God is good. Don’t quit on your dreams, and don’t be afraid to switch things up when things go wrong. Sometimes setbacks are just redirections to something even bigger. Keep grinding! submitted by /u/VacationBubbly4821 to r/PartneredYoutube [link] [comments]