LOS ANGELES - Jan. 25, 2020 - Make Money on YouTube Without Making A Video

Here's a solution if you are one of the countless people who want to create a YouTube channel but don't want to be on camera.

By now you know the benefits of having a YouTube channel:

1. You can tap into the many millions of viewers.
Last count claims 4 billion videos viewed daily. You can create videos and advertise on other people's videos. YouTube is the 2nd largest search engine and the 3rd most visited website worldwide, behind only Google and Facebook respectively.

2. Having your video on YouTube can get you found on Google Searches.
You might have noticed that videos are appearing more often in Google's search results. This shows that Google considers video to be as important as text-only pages.

3. Grow an audience worldwide.
Consistently creating video content opens the door to new visitors who would never come across your business any other way. Through YouTube, you can reach a worldwide audience even if you only speak one language.

4. Your content never dies.
Using YouTube for business can help you to re-purpose content you've already created without the need to spend a lot of time or to invest in expensive equipment.

Creative Commons
Creative Commons lets you legally obtain video, right from YouTube, that you can re-purpose for your channel. It's absolutely free to use this service.

You may want to edit the video a bit to include information pertaining to your brand. You must also give credit to Creative Commons in the video (this can be done with a footer note or at the end of the video).




If you have a particular topic in mind just use the YouTube search bar and type in Creative Commons then the topic.

You May Want to Consider This First
Yes, YouTube is a great resource. But it's very hard to get found and you don't control the platform.

The new way to make money online today requires:

1- Having your own audience.

2- Getting paid directly.

3- Controlling the platform.

Get more details at the link below:

http://www.PaidLetter.Com

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M.T. Smith