Average cost per view for YouTube Shorts
It’s been a while since short videos on YouTube became monetized, but the revenue is still a pitiful 0.05 to 0.1 yen per view.
To put it simply, it costs 50 to 100 yen per 10,000 views.
However, short videos also have the advantage of being easier to earn views.
This time, keeping in mind this view rate, how many views should you get per day in order to achieve a monthly income of 300,000 yen (= 10,000 yen income per day) on a YouTube channel that posts only short videos? Let’s do some rough calculations.
I calculated the number of views required to live only on short videos.
…I’ve said such a big thing, but the calculation is too easy.
Assuming that it’s 0.01 yen per playback, all you have to do is reach 10,000 yen in a day, so it’s instant.
1 yen for 100 plays. 10 yen for 1000 plays. 100,000 yen. 1000 yen for 100,000 plays. 10,000 yen for 1 million views.
If the playback price is 0.05 yen, it will be played 2 million times.
I don’t know what to do, but I calculate that if I can earn 1 million to 2 million views per day, it will be possible.
Seriously looking for ways to make ends meet
たぶん単体では何をどうやっても無理だ。
そこで、色々な手法を掛け合わせてみよう。
lower cost of living
In the first place, I can manage my monthly living expenses with 150,000 yen.
With this, the goal is simply half, so 500,000 to 1 million views per day.
Post multiple videos
Two videos a day will get 250,000 to 500,000 views.
If you do your best and post three videos, you might only get around 160,000 to 330,000 views.
Since past videos will be circulated, the quota will be even lighter.
Operate multiple channels
For example, if you were to run 5 channels, you would be able to get an average of 100,000 to 200,000 views per day on all channels, which would be one-fifth of the total.
monetize elsewhere
It would be a good idea to work with affiliates.
We do things like “introducing things we’re glad we bought,” and we post them on Amazon’s page to earn revenue from playbacks.
Amazon Associate Possibilities
Let’s assume that 1 in 10 people will watch the video and 1 in 100 will buy it.
In this case, one item will be sold for every 1,000 views.
Also, the average commission for Amazon Associates is around 2-5%.
Let’s conservatively estimate it to be around 2% and assume that each order will sell for an average of 2,000 yen.
Since 2% of 2,000 yen is 40 yen, a sub-income of 400 yen will be generated for every 10,000 views.
800 yen for 20,000 plays. 200,000 plays will cost 8,000 yen. It would be enough if I could earn 8,000 yen a day.
Direction to normal video
I don’t have high hopes for the regular videos of channels whose main focus is on short videos, as their regular videos seem to be slow in gaining views.
conclusion
Let’s abandon the idea that we can live off short videos and YouTube alone.
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