YouTube shorts how get cash creators from 1st feb 2023 the entryty you wish to have to grasp

YouTube shorts how get cash creators from 1st feb 2023 the entryty you wish to have to grasp


A big news has come out for YouTube creators. According to the information, YouTube is now starting sharing the earnings from advertising with creators making shorts videos. After this change, 55 percent of the earnings from shorts video will take YouTube and the remaining 45 percent will get to the creator. The program will start from 1 February and for this youtube has also implemented the new partner program agreement, which the creators have till July 10 to accept.

According to the information, YouTube has launched the new “monitization modules”, which will provide more facilities to the creators. YouTube says that the creators should accept all the modules so that they can earn well.

Before this change, YouTube also launched its partner program. Under this, those creators could join whose shorts videos were more than 1000 followers and 1 crore views in 90 days. According to the information, the audience will see advertisements between shorts during streaming at feed. One of the money received from these advertisements will be given to the creators.

Follow these steps for earning from youtube shorts

  • From this week you will see a banner in YouTube Studio, which will tell you how long you can check and accept new conditions.
  • From 1 February 2023, you have to accept the new conditions to start earning from the income sharing from the advertisement of shorts.
  • If you accept new conditions after 1 February 2023, the income of advertisements shown in the shorts will start from the date of accepting you.
  • To earn money through YouTube’s partner program, you have to accept new conditions by 10 July 2023. If you do not accept the new conditions, then your channel will be removed from YouTube’s Spouse Program.

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