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YouTube income doesn’t need to rise and fall with the seasons. If your revenue dips in July or crashes in January, it’s not just bad luck, it’s a signal to rethink your YouTube content strategy.

Let’s face it, nobody loves ads. Especially right as the video starts rolling - cue the interruption by a loud insurance pitch. That’s where YouTube Premium comes in.

Your video’s tanking. Views are flat. Subs barely move. Revenue? Not even close to what you expected.

“Post every day, and the money will follow.” It sounds like a winning YouTube growth strategy, until it isn’t.

The right music can boost your video. The wrong one can wipe out your earnings.

You got a million views… and $5. What happened?

Is YouTube killing small channels? The short answer is NO. But there are some huge things that often slip the minds of small creators who try to grow.

Making money on YouTube? You’re running a business. But are you actually treating it like one?

Voice matters. A lot.

So, you're looking to monetize your YouTube channel more seriously. You've probably heard the buzz about YouTube Memberships and Patreon as ways to build a paid community around your content. Both platforms promise the chance to earn a stable income, but which one should you go for?