There is no ‘Get rich quick’ on YouTube. So, stop trying. If you really wanted to commit to that it’s more than a full-time job. In the beginning you’ll be working 80hrs + and earning less than minimum wage. This will continue for years until a following is ‘maybe’ garnered. (But, probably not..) Even then, there’s no guarantee of monetization or earning a livable income. That only happens once promotional targets are agreed and met. To earn above that you have to be able to sell over target on an increasing curve over a time range, likely in calendar months or financial periods. You have to ensure ‘sales’ to receive a 1-10% commission. This sum is based on growth, you’d likely earn 1 percent of hundreds of sales for months (…if not, more likely – years) until there’s an sustained incremental increase and sponsors release more profits to you for your part, similar to tele-marketers and the 3rd party cold-calling sellers concept. It’s not enough to just have ‘followers’ this essentially, is meaningless. There has to be ‘sales’ from these potential clients to what ever merchandise you focus on and are recommending. After the fundaments are in place, you have to spend time making and staging ‘sets’ if you want a profession from this platform, the look will be ‘everything’ especially if you are focusing on ‘brand-building’ there’s the editing, scripting, lighting and sound. Not to mention the upgraded equipment you’ll require (You will not fulfill a professional grade production quality with a ‘smartphone and built-in camera and condensed mic!…Think about that) SO, if you’re still not convinced, give it a go and enjoy a decade of income low enough to cover a weeks worth of food and toilet paper, working yourself to exhaustion for no recognition and literally 0 impact!!! LoL
Suckaz!!! Bub-byeeeeee
