As news organisations and creators use YouTube to report the news and reach new audiences, they can generate additional revenue from their news video through ads. This revenue from ads is shared between YouTube and the partner, which empowers our partners to directly profit from their work. To earn money from advertising on their videos and live streams, news organisations and creators must first be eligible for the YouTube Partner Program (YPP).
It’s crucial for news organisations and creators to diversify their revenue streams, and we’re committed to helping news organisations find long-term success on the platform. That’s why we’ve introduced a number of monetisation products that news partners are starting to use to successfully generate user revenue.
Channel Memberships allow viewers to join your channel through monthly payments and get exclusive members-only perks like members-only content, custom loyalty badges and more. We’ve seen news organisations and creators use channel memberships to help build sustainable businesses while deepening their connection with their viewers.
Super Thanks helps provide another source of revenue while giving viewers a fun way to express their gratitude and support. News organisations and creators use Super Thanks to keep their connections with (super) fans meaningful while also giving them a new way to earn revenue.
