Make YouTube Channel And Earn Money - كيف تبدأ قناة يوتيوب

Although YouTube recently changed its monetization program, if you're able to hit its new minimum of 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours in the last 12 months, it's still an amazing place to do extra money online.

YouTube is arguably the second largest search engine in the world (after Google) and the third most visited site in the world. In 2017, almost 5 billion videos were watched on YouTube every day!

Rather than making money by subscribing, YouTube channels are based on a traditional advertising system. This means that the more viewers you have, the more you earn. Once you're approved for the YouTube Partner Program and can start including ads on your videos, for every 1000 views you'll earn around $2-4, which may not seem like much, but if you have 100 videos with 5,000 views per month each would already represent $1,000 to $2,000. 

Imagine your videos starting to reach millions of views!

Starting a YouTube channel is a lot like starting a blog or a website, except you're doing video, not writing. The first step is to choose the type of videos you are going to create. Most popular YouTube channels fall into one of two categories:

• Educational content: People always want to find the fastest way to learn something new. And YouTube searches, including the phrase “how-to,” are growing 70% year over year, making YouTube an amazing place to teach what you know.
• Entertainment: Web series, product reviews, comedy sketches and pranks, vlogs, and even video game reviews – there are so many different ways to entertain people through your YouTube channel.

Next, you need to set up and build your YouTube channel. Your YouTube channel is your home base for all your content. If you already have a Google Account for Gmail or Google Drive, you can use it to sign in to YouTube and start setting up your channel. Pick a username that works for you and is memorable (if you're using an existing Google Account, you'll need to change your username in Google+). This is one of the methods that I like the most!

You'll also want to make your YouTube channel easier to find by adding relevant keywords in the "Advanced" section and choosing your target country (where you think most of your viewers are). If you have a personal blog or site, add it as an “associated website”.

Now it's time to start creating and uploading content. Be sure to use a high-quality camera (most smartphones will work, but I suggest you have at least a tripod so your footage doesn't shake), but don't worry about being perfect at first. The beauty of YouTube is that you can keep experimenting with different content and styles as you find what works for you. Instead, follow a regular schedule to build up your subscriber base.

You can optimize your videos to rank higher by experimenting with attention-grabbing descriptions and previews, as well as using relevant tags. You need to stand out and make people want to click on your video.

As you start posting content regularly, you will hopefully start building a bit of an audience. But to start seeing real money on YouTube, you need to market your videos elsewhere. Share your channel on Twitter and Facebook. Distribute videos anywhere else. Plus, interact with comments and build a community around the videos you make so people can share them with their friends.

Once you hit the 1,000 subscribers/4,000 hours threshold, you can start monetizing your videos by selecting “Monetize with Ads” under your channel's Monetization tab. Although it may take some time to build a decent following for your YouTube channel, it can be a lot of fun to do as well as become a steady source of extra income.