After Getting in Competition with Tiktok, Video streaming Platform Youtube has announced a new Payment policy. YouTube has recently announced Ad placement on YouTube shorts. This means Youtube Creators can now start earning from Youtube Shorts. We have all listed the requirements for YouTube Shorts monetization in this blog. Let’s get into the specifics. According to youtube’s recent announcement, YouTube creators will get 45% of the total revenue from shorts.
Requirements For Youtube Shorts Monetization
From 2023 Youtube Shorts creators will be able to apply for the Youtube Partner program. To become eligible for the Youtube Partner program Youtube shorts creator should have 1k subscribers in the last 90 days and 10 Million short Views. Once you fulfil the criteria you can monetize your short as well as long-duration videos.
Criteria to Monetize Long-Duration Videos:
1k Subscribers and 4k hours of Watch time in the last 1 year
Criteria to monetize Short-Duration Videos:
1k subscribers and 10 Million views in the last 90 days on Short videos
If you fulfil either of the criteria you can monetize both short and well as long-duration videos and become part of the Youtube partner program. If you are already part of the Youtube partner program then you need to just accept Youtube’s new Payment policy to monetize Youtube Shorts.
Keep in Mind
You can’t earn from videos that are already uploaded on youtube or any other platform ( copyright Videos)
You can’t earn from videos which have copyrighted music
Before this Youtube was Paying creators 55% of the total revenue on Long Duration videos. While its biggest competitor TikTok is Paying 1 Billion Usd Annually to creators.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the rivalry between YouTube Shorts and TikTok highlights the ongoing competition for dominance in the short-form video space, with both platforms offering unique features and capabilities for creators and users. The future of this competition is yet to be determined, but it is clear that the race for short-form video supremacy is far from over.
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