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Hmm, I recommend posting some more minecraft videos first so we can get an up to date accurate knowing of the average ammount of views a Minecraft view would make. Other than that it looks like a nice channel and the amount of views on other videos to you price seems great. Glws may be interested at a later point!
Not worth.
I apologize for not being a youtuber with thousands of subs. 2 dollars is pretty good for edited videos that take hours of time. I have to start somewhere
Doing it for free is super kind. Though I know a lot of Youtubers who told me they'd record for free and never truly release videos. Editing takes time. Sometimes money helps as it motivates people.
With your statistics, it doesn't matter the quality. If you put in hours of editing fine by me, but don't expect that to appreciate the value of your content. If you don't get the views and likes and comments, you don't get the money. Sorry man.
2 dollars is pocket money. I guess I can see where you're coming from, however the video is something you can send to your friends or use to help advertise your own server as well. It's not like it only has to be on Youtube. There are more options available. I'm only asking for 2 dollars for going through the trouble of creating decent quality content.
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I don't want to come across the wrong way and seem rude, but this is just my input since I've done YouTube and have done commissioned videos.
Most channels don't have established viewers (viewers that continuously come back to watch and are dedicated) until they reach 1000 subs or so. This is not to say that this hasn't happened before. It definitely has. If you start your channel off with just straight commission based videos, you wont actually grow an audience. You'll be changing your content up way too much to have a good enough audience to stick around.
My personal recommendation is to work on your content quality and growth first before going head in with the whole commission stuff. Although making money is great, but it really wont help if your channel ends up going nowhere. I don't see many Minecraft channels that do well when their initial intent is to make money. A lot of people focused on a popular series, like Survival Games, then after growing an audience, they slowly branched out. I did the same then branched out towards UHC and other PvP related games.
Once again, not trying to be rude nor am I trying to discourage you from doing YouTube.
Most channels don't have established viewers (viewers that continuously come back to watch and are dedicated) until they reach 1000 subs or so. This is not to say that this hasn't happened before. It definitely has. If you start your channel off with just straight commission based videos, you wont actually grow an audience. You'll be changing your content up way too much to have a good enough audience to stick around.
My personal recommendation is to work on your content quality and growth first before going head in with the whole commission stuff. Although making money is great, but it really wont help if your channel ends up going nowhere. I don't see many Minecraft channels that do well when their initial intent is to make money. A lot of people focused on a popular series, like Survival Games, then after growing an audience, they slowly branched out. I did the same then branched out towards UHC and other PvP related games.
Once again, not trying to be rude nor am I trying to discourage you from doing YouTube.
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