How to become a YouTube Partner
Howdy, YouTube Partner
YouTube has more than 1 billion video views per day. As a business owner, wouldn’t you like to have an opportunity to not only get your message out to the masses but also make some extra money by allowing advertisements on your site as well? The YouTube Partner program allows you to do just that. The YouTube Partner program allows users to post original content on their YouTube page and earn money from their videos on YouTube through revenue sharing by allowing relevant advertisements to be displayed with your videos, or by making them available for rental via streaming.
YouTube Partner | Benefits
Here are three of the most popular benefits of the YouTube Partner Program:
1. Increased Site Revenue – As a YouTube Partner, you will be able to enjoy opportunities to create revenue from embedding advertisements both on and beside your videos as well as the branding that goes along with the co-marketing efforts, adding revenue from renting your video, and using this new marketing channel to sell your product and service.
2. Video statistics analytics- As a YouTube Partner, you will be able to use their Insight analytics tools to optimize your existing content and create more targeted content to satisfy your audience and advertisers. This tool will allow you to learn more about your target audience, what they are watching, why they are watching, who else they are watching, and how they found your video
3. Protection- The YouTube Partner Program can help you protect the integrity of your brand through the branded channel options available only to partners, providing content management tools for copyright protection, and secure rental of videos to avoid downloading by other people.
YouTube Partner | How to Qualify?
To become a YouTube Partner, you must meet these minimum requirements:
- You create original videos suitable for online streaming. To meet the first requirement, all of your uploaded videos must meet the YouTube Community Guidelines and Terms of Service.
- You own or have express permission to use and monetize all audio and video content that you upload—no exceptions.
- You regularly upload videos that are viewed by thousands of YouTube users, or you publish popular or commercially successful videos in other ways (such as DVDs sold online). In evaluating applications, YouTube looks at a variety of factors, including: The popularity of your videos, the number of subscribers to your channel, and your involvement with the YouTube community.
- You have an AdSense account