If you are big into posting videos then its for you and if you havent done this before then start doing it because you never know whats going to happen next , so never step behind saying that i dont have any content to post or i dont have interest in youtube . Just ask yourself that do you like going to job ? do you like waking up early and working long hours everyday ? answer is NO but still we do it in order to survive . I am not comparing posting content on youtube with job , i am just trying to explain that we do hundreds of things everyday which we dont feel like doing but still we do. Most of the people who earn really big money from youtube mainly posts user generated videos that is there videos are self made from there own camera.
Most of us had got mobile phone which has actually got camera in it which means we carry a camera where ever we go and we do come across starnge and funny incidents happening around us , just catch these kind of things happening around you and start posting in youtube its lot of fun as well.
And if you are serious about making videos and is one of your hobby then carry your handycam where ever you go , you never know when you gonna get to see something which other people around the world will also like to see.
If video making is your field of work as well then use your initiative , creativity make some animated videos like cartoons etc..... by doing this you also make a good reputation and get recognized on internet . We can also advertise our businesses on youtube and can give people some usefull information they might be looking .
You tube is second largest search engine after google which means videos posted on it are expected to get thousands of views overtime thats what youtube wants , if our video is viewed and liked by people they give us the oppurtunity to become a partner with them . I am going to explain how actually start genrating income after you have posted videos.
1. Open a free account at youtube.com
2. Make you profile i.e add some information about yourself
3. Start uploading videos its very easy to upload so there should be no drams regarding that
4. When uploading vidoes give them relevant title and keywords .
5. At the bottom of the home page of youtube there is an option for becoming a partner with them click on that and fill in all required information to become partner
6. After that youtube will review youy account , they will check that how many videos you uploaded , how often you upload and how many views your videos get. Remember all these factors are very crucial in getting approved by them so dont rush in the very begining , stay consistent on youtube keep uploading videos and when you start getting good views then only apply otherwise there are chances of getting rejected.
7.Once you are approved youtube will start displaying google adds next to your videos and you will actually get money for viewing those adds ...how cool is that fun , money and popularity.
Last week i was reading newspaper and i came across an article on local girl who studies in university , she is in the top 20 you tube users and her videos are viewed over 224 million times. She is earning thousands and thousands of dollars every single month for her videos . I was amazed by that article and i starightly went to youtube to see her videos , those videos were normal nothing much special in them they were like home made videos from cellphone . I got to know the real power of this site , we may not like some videos but the youtube videos are being watched all over the globe so its not about one persons like or dislike its about whole world .
Below is the article of that girl which i saved in my computer so that i can show everyone who visits my blog.
Video star ... University student Natalie Tran is a YouTube hit.
Meet YouTube's 224 million girl
By BRITTANY STACK From: The Sunday Telegraph March 21, 2010 12:00AM
Video star ... University student Natalie Tran is a YouTube hit. Pic: Angelo Soulas Source: The Sunday Telegraph
NATALIE Tran is a typical university student with one big difference - she's one of the most viewed people in the world on YouTube.
The 23-year-old Sydneysider has made it to the list of the 20 most-watched videos of all time on YouTube, and her site has attracted 224 million hits globally.
Her most popular video is "How to fake a six-pack" (see right), a parody of an ad which demonstrated how women could achieve the look of a six-pack by using make-up products.
That video has so far racked up 20 million views and counting.
Her site, Community Channel, online since September 2006, is the most-subscribed YouTube site in Australia and has more than 600,000 viewers. She earns thousands of dollars a month from the ads that run beside her videos.
"Most of them are observational videos. I try to make light of some of the funny situations people face every day," Ms Tran says of her clips, which she uploads two or three times a week.
YouTube celebrates its fifth anniversary next month. Its first video - an 18-second clip shot by Yakov Lapitsky at California's San Diego Zoo - was uploaded on Saturday, April 23, 2005 at 8.27pm.
Today, 24 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube every minute, making it the world's largest online video-sharing website.
Five years down the track, it's time to reminisce about the YouTube videos that have captured Australia's attention.
"Free Hugs campaign" is the most-watched clip of all time on YouTube (Australia) with 57 million hits since it was launched on the site on September 22, 2006. Filmed in Pitt St Mall, the three-minute video shows everyday Australians holding a "free hugs" sign encouraging strangers to share a brief embrace.
But the number of hits this feel-good clip has generated can't compare with the most-watched video of all time. "Charlie bit my finger", a 56-second video of a baby biting his older brother's finger and giggling, has generated 170 million hits - and counting.
Associate Professor Matthew Allen, of Curtin University's department of internet studies, says the fact "Free Hugs campaign" was produced in Australia has much to do with its ongoing popularity.
He says that once something reeks of popularity, the snowball effect takes over.
"The more people who view it, the more people are likely to view it in the future. People are drawn to what's popular.
"What you get is a very small number of very, very watched videos and an enormous number of videos with very few people watching them."
Next on the list was Aerosmith's clip for I Don't Want To Miss A Thing, followed closely by AC/DC's Thunderstruck clip and Weird Al Yankovic's eBay - a spoof of the Backstreet Boys song I Want It That Way about strange items that can be purchased from the online marketplace.
Professor Allen says the music-video genre made popular by MTV has educated people to "consume a complete video entertainment in three or four minutes".
"The kind of person who's going to sit and entertain themselves with YouTube is really looking for something that's probably no more than five minutes long, and the dominant media form that fits that time frame - and is a complete story - is a music video."
Professor Allen predicts that over the next five years, YouTube may become a live stream of more commercial-style videos and may even split into two sites: one for professional streaming and one for amateur, user-generated content.
"It may have started life as in the name YouTube - that's you on television - but it can be repurposed in all sorts of ways primarily driven by how Google, which owns YouTube, can make a profit from it.
"And what you are seeing more and more on YouTube videos is clickable links that will take you to a site that will then allow you to buy something.
"I think it's fair to say that, unlike many things on the internet, YouTube is now established and won't disappear."
YouTube spokeswoman Annie Baxter said YouTube was working towards the title of the most comprehensive destination for online video on the planet.
Here are few of her most famous videos:
Fake six pack - her most famous video
Free hugs campaign- 57 million views
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo_0UXRY_rY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvoeeq-BH4w
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