Can You Make Money From Amv

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I'm making anime music video on Youtube. Is it good for making money?

Thread starter androsovaeka
Start date Jun 15, 2019

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Hello everyone.

As written on the title I'm gonna make anime (Japanese cartoon) music video and upload on Youtube. Well, alone. Even making 1 video of 3 minutes takes several months.

In fact I am the content maker, my partners are marketing people, I don't know much of Youtube marketing. I just see that anime music videos have a lot of views, and I have a friend who can write songs that sound really touching (but he can't marketing himself or something so that he is not famous, just guessing). So I chose to make it. But, the target of this genre is for teenage and above.

After watching others who are making cartoon and animation on Youtube, I saw that they usually target to kids. I think about it for a while and figured out (guessing): Kids don't know and don't care about ads, so that they just, says, jump into traps. And targets who are older than kids do know about purpose of ads so that they will avoid the making-money-trap.

Again, I don't know much of marketing, just guessing.

I see there are anime music video with, like 281, 44 million views with no ad in it. I don't know what to say about it but, why? Is there any way else of them to make money, or they just don't care? If with that number of views they don't put any ad in it, should I reconsider my path to go? Or, just do it (that's what I am doing)?

Or make video for kids too?

Thank you.

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It is hard to make money and get monetized through adsense because they will not accept you, unless you publish your videos on an already monetized channels.
But this niche is a huge risk even if you are not uploading full episodes you are going to be under the mercy of the Japanese companies they can terminate your YouTube channel in seconds.

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lol no. You can forget about ads as you will not pass the monetization review. My suggestion would be to get affiliate links in your descriptions. Things like Crunchyroll or Funimation would be a good start. I don't know how good you are at editing these video but you may want to attach a unique personality to your channel. Create an environment where the viewers don't only come for your video but you the creator. Make a discord, join forums, etc. If have a good hook your viewer will fund you whether that be through Patreon, affiliate, or products you put on sale

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As long as you content create on youtube and get youtube views + likes, anything is possible and you can definetly monetiaze it with CPA offers if you wished or amazon affiliate

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The problem is that you are looking at successful videos, and you actually need to go looking for the people who are creating good content and are NOT successful. I can upload an amazing video on YouTube and get 3 views in a year, but someone else can re-upload the exact same video and get 3,000,000 views in a year. If you dont have "luck" and marketing skills, good content isn't usually enough to make it worth your time and energy, even if you can avoid copyright problems and you find a good way to make money from the video.

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You will never know unless you create few videos put AdSense on them and see how it goes.

I love anime and I am not a kid anymore, I think your audience is not limited to kids.

My kids watch a lot of kids stuff on YouTube and all of it has videos. There not necessarily have to be a lot of clicks to drive revenue, so I wouldn't worry about kids seeing ads.

The ads that are rotated are targeted by advertisers, so if any kids sees some specific ads it means advertisers targeted this user.

You don't have to limit your monetization just to videos and YouTube. You can also make a site and ave your videos there (with ads) and in addition to have display ads on the site - it will double monetization.

You can run videos though own player and run different video ad networks, not just AdSense or even run multiple networks at the same time.

You can also have Facebook page and monetize your content with audience ad network.

You have plenty of room here.

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It is hard to make money and get monetized through adsense because they will not accept you, unless you publish your videos on an already monetized channels.
But this niche is a huge risk even if you are not uploading full episodes you are going to be under the mercy of the Japanese companies they can terminate your YouTube channel in seconds.

Um... I'm not doing edit others' anime of Japanese companies. I mean I create it. Whole new pieces.

lol no. You can forget about ads as you will not pass the monetization review. My suggestion would be to get affiliate links in your descriptions. Things like Crunchyroll or Funimation would be a good start. I don't know how good you are at editing these video but you may want to attach a unique personality to your channel. Create an environment where the viewers don't only come for your video but you the creator. Make a discord, join forums, etc. If have a good hook your viewer will fund you whether that be through Patreon, affiliate, or products you put on sale

Thank you for the suggestion. Well I am doing create the videos, not edit someone's. So that I wonder if I could affiliate those sites, since they speciality is someone's anime movies. Seems that Patreon is more approriate for me, but my marketing partners only know about Youtube.

As long as you content create on youtube and get youtube views + likes, anything is possible and you can definetly monetiaze it with CPA offers if you wished or amazon affiliate

Yes, I am just wondering, that to make what I prefer (tragedy music video with good music, kinda videos for feeling) or to lead those that don't care about ads (like kids) into seeing ads, by making video for kids, that I don't quite like it. Clearly that kids video is better for making money, it doesn't need a lot of complicated skill, audiences just watch it and don't care about hiding purposes. But too many people are doing it, brand new anime music video is quite rare (I mean, a niche.), they can makes a lot of views too. I'm sorry I don't mean to be stubborn. Just... I made a promise with the guy who write song, that I will help his songs somehow reach more people, and with friends who need video to upload to Youtube (their purpose is money)

The problem is that you are looking at successful videos, and you actually need to go looking for the people who are creating good content and are NOT successful. I can upload an amazing video on YouTube and get 3 views in a year, but someone else can re-upload the exact same video and get 3,000,000 views in a year. If you dont have "luck" and marketing skills, good content isn't usually enough to make it worth your time and energy, even if you can avoid copyright problems and you find a good way to make money from the video.

Yes I have not much luck with, says, making money. That is definitely not fun but I also don't understand why there are cases that as you said, you uploaded it and got 3 views but another reuploaded it and got 3 mil. Though I will not making something problem with copyright, but since I am doing it for months, and good content is not enough, what should I do?

(I am reading about adult reup on BHW)

You will never know unless you create few videos put AdSense on them and see how it goes.
I love anime and I am not a kid anymore, I think your audience is not limited to kids.

My kids watch a lot of kids stuff on YouTube and all of it has videos. There not necessarily have to be a lot of clicks to drive revenue, so I wouldn't worry about kids seeing ads.

The ads that are rotated are targeted by advertisers, so if any kids sees some specific ads it means advertisers targeted this user.

You don't have to limit your monetization just to videos and YouTube. You can also make a site and ave your videos there (with ads) and in addition to have display ads on the site - it will double monetization.

You can run videos though own player and run different video ad networks, not just AdSense or even run multiple networks at the same time.

You can also have Facebook page and monetize your content with audience ad network.

You have plenty of room here.

Thank you for suggestion. Actually the genre I am doing aim to teenage and above. They do feel. The kids target is just I am thinking that they are better for making money. I have been thinking of Patreon, Spotify,... Could you please name audience ad networks that you know? I don't know much of marketing, sorry about that. I will google it too.

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Hello everyone.
As written on the title I'm gonna make anime (Japanese cartoon) music video and upload on Youtube. Well, alone. Even making 1 video of 3 minutes takes several months.

In fact I am the content maker, my partners are marketing people, I don't know much of Youtube marketing. I just see that anime music videos have a lot of views, and I have a friend who can write songs that sound really touching (but he can't marketing himself or something so that he is not famous, just guessing). So I chose to make it. But, the target of this genre is for teenage and above.

After watching others who are making cartoon and animation on Youtube, I saw that they usually target to kids. I think about it for a while and figured out (guessing): Kids don't know and don't care about ads, so that they just, says, jump into traps. And targets who are older than kids do know about purpose of ads so that they will avoid the making-money-trap.

Again, I don't know much of marketing, just guessing.

I see there are anime music video with, like 281, 44 million views with no ad in it. I don't know what to say about it but, why? Is there any way else of them to make money, or they just don't care? If with that number of views they don't put any ad in it, should I reconsider my path to go? Or, just do it (that's what I am doing)?

Or make video for kids too?

Thank you.

Bro youtube does a 1 dollar to 1000 view payout on that shit. its rough. plus you gotta be careful about profanity and content because advertisers will get skittish if you get ballsy. best to go emotionless route with affiliate marketing and things like that. use it as a biz untill you can afford to have fun making anime music as a hobby

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Bro youtube does a 1 dollar to 1000 view payout on that shit. its rough. plus you gotta be careful about profanity and content because advertisers will get skittish if you get ballsy. best to go emotionless route with affiliate marketing and things like that. use it as a biz untill you can afford to have fun making anime music as a hobby

You are right. Thank you.

Have you considered it as selling single music tracks?
Many people sell beats/etc via YT. I think it's possible to place a link in a video desciption and see what's going to happen.

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Have you considered it as selling single music tracks?
Many people sell beats/etc via YT. I think it's possible to place a link in a video desciption and see what's going to happen.

Thank you for suggestion. Yes I considered but I just thought of Patreon and Spotify. Maybe there are some channels else. I am looking for them. On the other hand I think musics that go with videos are more attractive than music alone. (Just a point, not being stubborn.)

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How do you monetize this with cpa?

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i'm no expert but I know you're on the right track. I know all kinds of people that go bananas for this kind of thing

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I would suggest you build a facebook AMV fan page. the anime community on Facebook are very large. when your fan page grown and have many audience there are several ways to monetize money

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One video every three months is not a viable upload strategy for YouTube. You'll need to increase upload consistency by doing behind the scene videos of how you create your animations as an example.

It's definitely possible to make money from YouTube but I think you are better off using YouTube as your portfolio and selling your animation skills as a freelancer or working for a company.

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You can sell leases of it

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How do you monetize this with cpa?

i'm no expert but I know you're on the right track. I know all kinds of people that go bananas for this kind of thing

I would suggest you build a facebook AMV fan page. the anime community on Facebook are very large. when your fan page grown and have many audience there are several ways to monetize money

One video every three months is not a viable upload strategy for YouTube. You'll need to increase upload consistency by doing behind the scene videos of how you create your animations as an example.
It's definitely possible to make money from YouTube but I think you are better off using YouTube as your portfolio and selling your animation skills as a freelancer or working for a company.

You can sell leases of it

Thank you guys. That's true that the best choice is working for a company. But if it's not about make my friend's songs to reach more people and earn money for both me and them, I didn't start off learning animation. My friends put money on me when I was in trouble, although it was an investment but I take responsibility to earn money for them, not for anyone else.

I know when talking about money that is not about appreciation but about money. So that I, a non-marketer, will invest some time to learn more about IM, even black methods.

I wonder if using cracked youtube and spotify accounts to... let's call it "views hacking", will that makes my account be banned soon?

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