So everyone's been following @lyncr_xyz but I don't think they know what we're doing there. Let me explain😁 I realised most creators in this space are only earning through YouTube's Partner Program and that's a lot of money left on the table. YouTube could also decide to boot you out of the program at any time, leaving you with nothing but months of hard work down the drain. So my team and I are building a platform where YouTube creators grow and earn through paid collabs. It's called Lyncr. We're currently onboarding creators who want to monetize their channels. Here's how it works: > Sign up and submit your channel details through this form: tally.so/r/Xx8Zye > Get matched with active paid collab campaigns in your niche >Earn per 1,000 views — just like YouTube's monetization program To qualify you need: → 2,000+ average views most videos in the last 90 days → Consistent uploads → No botted views or fake engagement See you inside.

Rookie mistake

Knowing how to monetize your channel (without Adsense) and growing your channel are two different skills Earning from Adsense alone is a huge waste of traffic

I now have 200 friends !!!😭😭 I can’t believe it. Ngl, It’s been soooo amazing here. Met really nice people @okolie_jer38669 @thesarmie @GoddyWorlu @TerhembafanTo @CryptoBoyNee @Petra_goldd Let’s get to 1k guys!!!

Get an account on any of these platforms: BuyMeACoffee Ko-fi Patreon After that, grab your link and share it on your video descriptions, channel bio, post tabs, and comment sections. Ask your viewers to support your work by donating via the link.

Donations too 🤑

Go for niches you can easily automate video creation You’d grow faster that way

Always go for background music from YouTube’s audio library to avoid copyright issues Stay away from: ❌ Pexels ❌ Pixabay

Claude gives you the draft. You’re the human in the loop You understand your audience You should be the one to rate your script and make sure it’s “perfect” for your audience.

Also, never conclude your video is bad just ‘cause it got only 10 views or less. That’s not enough data to make any judgement.

One more thing, you could get more views to your existing videos and learn what your audience wants to see next😊

It’s okay to give up on a niche It’s okay to give up on a channel Just make sure you gave it your all for at least 3 months before making that decision.

Another tip for my shorts loverrs🥰 > Optimize your Shorts thumbnails for search traffic and browse features. When your Shorts feed traffic reduces, Youtube could still push your content to the homepage So, don’t forget to use Youtube mobile app to set the thumbnail

May was really Amayzing!!! Adsense: 27K Collabs: 10K Donations: 13K Doubled down on donations last month across all channels and the results were incredible Anyways, No bad days in June☺️

After 1K subs for monetization, it doesn’t matter anymore. YouTube will most likely not show all your subscribers your video when you upload. The algo prioritizes current interests over subscriptions.