Jun 20, 2021
Rumble vs YouTube: How Do You Make Money on Rumble Through Videos?
For those who are unaware, there is an alternative method to monetize your videos other than YouTube, you don’t require 1000 subscribers or 4000 hours of watch time.
There’s a new website called Rumble that allows people to monetize their videos using a much easier platform. According to Redditor u/messem10, he uploaded a video onto the platform, and just recently, he got an email stating that he will receive a total of $125 just for that video.
Rumble is a new service that allows users to monetize their videos on their platform.
What is Rumble?
Rumble is a video hosting platform similar to Vimeo or YouTube, except that they have partners such as X-box, M S N, and so on. Because of this, it pays users to post videos on their platform to utilize by the audience. Each video goes through an approval phase before getting monetized, this process is very fast, your videos will get approved within an hour from upload. If the video is good enough to make it to the main page, the user will get more than $100.
How do you make money on Rumble?
Every video hosting service has its own set of revenue guidelines, and Rumble is no exception. The difference with Rumble is that it lets users to choose how much they want to monetize. Here are several ways for people to make money on Rumble:
There are 4 ways you can make money on Rumble for your video, Profit Sharing, Exclusive, Non-Exclusive, and Personal Use
Profit-Sharing
Users will give all rights to Rumble in return for up to 90% of the video’s earnings on YouTube, as well as an additional 60% of the video’s earnings from another platform where Rumble publishes these videos.
This means, when we upload a video in Rumble, they will crosspost the same video on YouTube and do all the heavy lifting for us such as marketing, S E O, and so on, and they share the revenue with the creator. For example, if your video makes 1000 $ on YouTube, you will end get getting 900 $ as your share, where 100 $ will go to Rumble. Similar goes with other platforms as well you will be earning 60% of the total revenue.
Exclusive
Users will give exclusive rights to Rumble to use your videos on all the platforms with the exception of YouTube, in exchange you will be earning 60% of the total revenue that is generated.
Non-Exclusive
Users retain all of their rights to the video by allowing Rumble to license video players in exchange for 60% of revenue which is generated within their video player. This grants Rumble a non-exclusive license to the video, allowing Rumble and its partners to utilize it while the uploader retains ownership.
Not for Sale
Obviously, most individuals would not want this, especially if they are attempting to earn money by selling stock footage.
What types of videos get monetized?
While YouTube may have quite strict policies, Rumble on the other hand keeps things simple. It is said that these three notes are the only things that Rumble is looking for and the better these particular requirements are, the higher chances of monetizing users’ videos.
Rumble, on the other hand, keeps things simple. While YouTube has strict restrictions and policies, Rumble does not. According to reports, these three points are the only things that Rumble is searching for, and the better these specific conditions are, the greater the possibilities of monetizing users’ videos are.
- Videos with good descriptions and good titles.
- Original content and interesting subject.
- High-quality videos
Are the 3 main factors they considered during the approval phase of each video
