Make Money On YouTube Without Monetization

Let's first take a closer look at monetization before moving on. With 1.5 billion monthly active users, YouTube offers users a method to monetize through advertising. Users that link their accounts to AdSense can make money based on views. While some professional YouTubers earn millions, the majority only get $1 for every 1,000 views.

For individuals who don't meet YouTube's new monetization requirements, we suggest the following:

1. Join affiliate platforms.
   This means partnering with a company by linking to its products from your channel. In this approach, you'll get a small commission each time someone purchases the company's item through the link you provided.

Amazon Associates is one of the most well-known affiliate networks. It sets up swiftly and simply, like the majority of similar programs. Getting people to click the link and purchase the product is the challenging part. If you don't have a large following, that might be challenging, but it's not impossible, especially if you have a small but loyal one.

1. Collaboration with companies.
   Even if you don't have a large following, brands will still pay you to create videos using or reviewing their products. Brands trying to reach that market may be prepared to pay you if you have a loyal following in that field.

2. Sell your products.
   You can sell your eBooks, coaching courses, lawnmowers, makeup, and other products on YouTube. After watching a product video, consumers are between 64 and 85 percent more inclined to purchase. Of course, you'll need to provide a link back to your landing page or website so that customers can purchase. However, showing the product to them and even appearing in the video yourself begins to establish trust, because people buy from individuals they like, know, and trust.

In conclusion, if you don't have enough subscribers or watch hours to be profitable, consider joining an affiliate program, negotiating brand arrangements, or making your own sales.