In many ways, YouTube is pretty much the big-all, end-all of content creation these days. It's so ingrained in our everyday lives we probably take it for granted more than we think, yet at every turn—there it is.
In many ways, YouTube is pretty much the big-all, end-all of content creation these days.
It's so ingrained in our everyday lives we probably take it for granted more than we think, yet at every turn—there it is.
While that split isn't changing just yet (although YouTube could certainly change that at a moment's notice), the requirements for new creators to be a part of this revenue-earning Partner Program are about...
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In many ways, YouTube is pretty much the big-all, end-all of content creation these days. It's so ingrained in our everyday lives we probably take it for granted more than we think, yet at every turn—there it is. While that split isn't changing just yet (although YouTube could certainly change that at a moment's notice), the requirements for new creators to be a part of this revenue-earning Partner Program are about to change.
For current or aspiring content creators, it's of endless importance and, to the company's credit (or Google's credit), it's still one of the top destinations for content creators to go to if they'd like to actually get a relatively fair split of the ad revenue their content brings in. Revenue share split across long-form and Shorts Eligibility for fan fun...
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