Enough being coy. I’ve waited to be invited into this YouTube partners program, and they’ve been quiet. So it was time to ask my viewers for some support in a new movement.
Nalts Advocates for Partnership Placement on YouTube (NAPPY). Join the cause. My goal is to start deriving revenue from YouTube by July 7, 2007.
In today’s YouTube “highest rated comedy videos of the day,” my videos represent spots 5, 6 and 8. YouTube, as you probably know, represents the vast majority of online viewing. So does this mean I produced the funniest videos on the planet this weekend? Of course not. I have an advantage because I have a…
Many people believe that uploading video is the last step to getting seen. I’ve discovered the hard way that it’s up to the creator to market their work. And WillVideoforFood has provided a number of techniques to do so. But none of my posts have been as comprehensive as this post by PragD (via Revver’s blog)….
Dear online video sites. Thanks for giving us free access to online videos, as well as absorbing the costs of hosting and serving the videos. Unfortunately, that's become a commodity. I think you know this, but in case you don't… what attributes do you need to ensure that you're not a "Pets.com" of the online…
Wikipedia is magic and frightening, and I’m a Wikiphobe
It’s time for the first annual WillVideoforFood.com’s Top 10 Stupidest Moments of Online Video in 2007. This list is my first draft, so I invite and encourage moments I’ve no doubt missed. I haven’t kept a notepad besides my bed all year, and I try to suppress these moments. That said, I did review hundreds…
More research about online-video and television viewing. This Harris study tells us so much and yet so little. What I was hoping (based on the lead) is that it would talk about how online-video is cannibalizing, if at all, television viewing. Certainly for me I spend far more time watching video on my monitor than…
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You know what the funniest part of this video is? When you’re talking about your conversations with the other youtubers about how much money they’re making and you say “I’m happy for you.” That may be your best bit of acting yet!
I’ve made $3.60 from Google AdSense in only 4 years. If you work hard at it, maybe you can be as successful as I am someday.
so what are the partners getting?
Why is this such a big secret?
VIVA` LA NAPPY!
~NappyHeadedHoOfNalts
Just for interest, are the creators on the youtube partner program making any serious $$$, or just crumbs?
Would getting on the program mean you get enough to quit the day job, Nalts?
Brought to you by NAPPY 2007
Hey Nalts its Brian from the youtube show D-man and Homie-B. I was wondering if you knew what was the different amounts of money you could make with the partnership. D-man is played by Dylan from Dylan’s Couch which him and i are best friends and he told me you knew him so just thought i’d ask.