YouTube has now become a platform of earning along with entertainment. Doctors or any coach, people of every field are uploading content by making channels on YouTube. One of the reasons behind this is that this platform gives a lot of opportunities for earning. People earn good money along with being famous here. If you also want to create a YouTube channel, then it is very important to know the method of earning before that. Today we are going to tell you how much one million views earn on YouTube video.

Earning on 1 million views

The earnings from a million views on a video are not fixed. It depends on many things including the content, category, advertising rate and performance of the video. Let us know that the main means of earning on YouTube is advertisement (ads). When an audience sees an advertisement on a YouTube video, the money earned from it leads to money in YouTuber’s pocket. Apart from this, the creators can also earn money from sponsorship, brand promotion and affiliate marketing etc.

These things affect

The earnings from YouTube video are dependent on many things. One of these is Cost Per Mille (CPM). For creators, this means how much money the advertiser pays for 1,000 Ads impressions on their content. This amount is less in India than abroad. The CPM here is about 42-170 rupees. Apart from this, earnings are less and less according to different categories. Gaming and fitness etc. are more earned on videos of categories. On the other hand, if videos of any creators watch more people from America, England and other developed countries, then they earn more. Similarly, even if the audience sees an advertisement or clicks on it, more money will go in the account of the creators.

This is so average

Creators can earn up to Rs 10,000-50,000 usually in India. However, due to some factors, this can be less and less. Creators can also increase their earnings through high-quality content and brand partnership etc.

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