This is incredible.People who make YouTube shorts finally have a path to monetization with 10 million views in 90 days.
They said days they must admit years. Okay, does this reaction seem a bit familiar to you having only a 90-day window to achieve 10 million views?
For example, if you made at least 90 shorts in 90 days, your shorts would need to average 111 111 views in order to reach the 10 million views required for monetization.
But let’s bump that up to two shorts a day. Now we’re talking about fifty-five thousand five hundred fifty-five views for every short on average.
That’s a lot and again that’s not even counting the 1 000 subscribers you still need but if you’re getting that many views I imagine 1 000 subscribers is not going to be a problem in reality you’re going to have a number of shorts that do pretty okay a few shorts that do really okay a bunch that just completely flop and then you’re gonna have a few that could go viral when you compare it to the relative size of your channel those viral moments are the ones that are Of course, none of the success is guaranteed, and for creators who are just starting to learn the process of creating a good short, they’re more likely to get a few hundred or a few thousand views on any given video. So how do you go from those few hundred or few thousand views to the level of 10 million views in 90 days? Well, I have a few thoughts. The first thing I need to get out of the way here is that I still I think even with this new monetization requirement, creators should absolutely continue leveraging long-form videos and even live streams on their channel. In a perfect world, this will increase your chances You’re either closer to your 4,000 hours or you’re closer to your 10 million views.
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