What is You Tube

What  You Tube

 YouTube is a video-sharing platform where users can upload, watch, share, 

and comment on videos. It was created in 2005 and later acquired by Google in 2006. YouTube hosts a wide range of content, including music videos, tutorials,

 vlogs, live streams, documentaries, and more. It is one of the most popular websites globally, allowing users to subscribe to channels, create playlists, and even monetize their content through ads and memberships.

 Working with YouTube depends on what you want to do. Here are the main ways to use it:

 How do l work

1. Observing Videos Go to YouTube or open the YouTube app.

 Use the search bar to find videos.

 Click on a video to watch it.

 Like, comment, or share if you want.

 Subscribe to channels for updates.

 2. Creating a YouTube Channel (If you want to upload videos)

 Sign in with a Google account.

 Click on your profile picture (top right) → "Create a channel."

 Choose a name, profile picture, and channel details.

 3. Uploading Videos

 Click the "Create" (+) button → "Upload video."

 Select a video file from your device.

 Add a title, description, and thumbnail.

 Set privacy settings (Public, Private, or Unlisted).

 Click "Publish" to upload.

 4. Making Money on YouTube (Optional)

 Join the YouTube Partner Program (1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of recent viewing are required). Enable monetization and link a Google AdSense account.

 Earn through ads, memberships, and sponsorships.

 Do you need help with anything specific?

 You can make money on YouTube in several ways, but it requires effort, consistency, and meeting certain requirements. Here’s how you can start earning:

 

How to make money from

1. YouTube Partner Program (Ads Revenue)

 To make money from ads, you need to: ✔ Have 1,000+ subscribers

 ✔ Have 4,000 watch hours in the past year OR 10 million short views in the past 90 days

 ✔ Follow YouTube’s monetization policies

 ✔ Enable monetization in YouTube Studio and link a Google AdSense account

 You can earn money from ads on your videos once they are approved. 2. YouTube Shorts Fund & Ads

 If you make Shorts, you can earn from the YouTube Shorts Fund or ad revenue sharing if you meet the above requirements.

 3. Memberships to channels Your subscribers can pay a monthly fee to get exclusive content, badges, and perks. You need 1,000+ subscribers to enable this.

 4. Super Chats & Super Stickers (For Live Streams)

 If you live stream, viewers can pay to highlight their messages in the chat.

 5. Revenue from YouTube Premium If YouTube Premium users watch your videos, you get a share of their subscription fee.

 6. Sponsorships & Brand Deals

 Brands might pay you to promote their products. You don’t need monetization for this, but you need an engaged audience.

 7. Selling Products (Merchandise)

 You can sell your own merch (shirts, mugs, etc.) through YouTube’s Merch Shelf (requires 10,000+ subscribers) or link to an external store.

 8. Affiliate Marketing

 Share affiliate links in your video descriptions, and earn a commission when viewers buy through your link.