Checking your YouTube earnings on Google AdSense

I think the most frustrating thing to me was not being able to find my estimated earnings on Google AdSense once it was linked up. They definitely don’t make it easy for you.

But I’m going to make it easy for ya!

Head over to your Google AdSense and login to your account.

1. Click on Performance Reports located at the top of the page

2. Select Products (located to the left)

3. Choose the date range you would like (located to the top right of your screen)

4. Below the graph choose Hosted AdSense for Content

Look under the column Total Earnings and that will give you an idea of the amount of money your YouTube videos have earned.

Something to keep in mind is that there is a payment threshold. What this means is depending on what country you live in there is a threshold your account has to meet before you receive payment. For example in the United States it is $100.

I did not receive a payment until my account reached that threshold.

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19banjo97 Premium
Hello msant21. KatieMac is correct. You can monetize at any time.
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msant21 Premium
Hello, do i have to have a minimum of views or subscribers for setting the monetization on my videos? Or can i monetize them even if its a new channel and has just a few views?
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KatieMac Premium
you can still monetize your site as far as aware you do not need min. views, just keep promoting your channel
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AudreyAO Premium
Hi msant21,

KatieMac is absolutely correct. You can monetize no matter how many views you have.
Sorry for the delay. I've been preparing to leave to meet my new grand daughter and have been so busy trying to get everything in order.
Thank you so much KatieMac for answering. That's why I love this community. Everyone has each others back. :)

~ Audrey
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KatieMac Premium
congratulations a new grand daughter,, I am off this weekend for the arrival of my twin grand children, one boy & one girl lol.. safe journey
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msant21 Premium
Dont worry for the delay!. Thanks... and congrats on your new grand daughter!
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JohnAng Premium
Hi Audrey can just apply Goggle Adsense for Youtube channel only?
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AudreyAO Premium
Hi Cena,
No, Google Adsense if for both Ads on your site and Ads on your YouTube videos. Once you have an account with Google AdSense then you also have the ability to place ads on your site that will make you money as well.
So if you allow Google to place these ads on your site and a visitor clicks on an ad then you make money from it.
Just like your YouTube videos.

Be Blessed,
~Audrey
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SquidooSlfMstr Premium
Hi Audrey!
Firstly, thanks for bringing this to light! Don't tell me I wasn't making adsense all this time b/c I didn't connect my adsense account...ugggggh :( (I had the greeen "$" signs next to my videos so I thought the ads were "live" ...boo hoo hoo)

Oh well. Hey, do you know if "Hosted Adsense for Content" takes a while to show up...b/c I connected my account and I don't see that?

I'm not sure if connecting a different Adsense account to a different Youtube account has anything to do with that missing.

Do you know?

Thanks,
Charlie
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AudreyAO Premium
Charlie,
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but if you didn't have your Google Adsense account linked to your YouTube then you lost out on any money you made. I had all the green dollar signs also, thinking that I was making the money but since it wasn't hooked to my adsense account I missed out.
They also don't go back and give you that money. It's from the day you hook up the two accounts that is when you will start seeing the Hosted Adsense for Content numbers and start making money.

How many views are your videos receiving? I know with mine I started seeing like $0.12 then $0.56 a day. I've been adding more and more videos so my views are going up along with the money I'm making off of them.

I hate that you lost any money but I'm glad from this day on you won't lose any more. ;)

~ Audrey
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SquidooSlfMstr Premium
Hello Again Audrey:
It could have been worse. You could have never broke the news (to me). So, thanks again for this. I think I've only had a couple thousand views anyway (total) so it's not like I would have made a fortune ;)

Anyway, I looked in my AdSense account under Products and I only see:
AdSense for Content
Average
Totals

I don't see "Hosted Adsense for Content." I was just wondering if you knew how long it takes to show up?

-Charlie

Ahhhhh, I just thought of this. Could it be that I don't have any views recorded yet...and, thus, they are not showing the "AdSense For Content" category yet?
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AudreyAO Premium
Yep Charlie, that is probably exactly why you don't see anything in there yet.
Give it about a week and you should start seeing some movement in your Google Adsense. ;)

~ Audrey
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SquidooSlfMstr Premium
Hey Audrey...forget about a week, it's there already! :) Three clicks already. From the initial CTR, it looks like AdSense for video performs better than my websites.

Have you noticed that? I'm sure that certain types of videos get better (ad) CTR's, huh?

10-Q Again,
Charlie
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AudreyAO Premium
You go Charlie!!! I'm so happy for you. Yes, I do notice that my videos yield more income than the ads on my site however silly me didn't even have ads on my site and my site is finally garnering over 2,500 people a month.
I lost out on money there too. :( I've only had the ads on my site now for 2 weeks so I'm definitely watching the numbers to see which one will bring me more revenue.

Not sure if you're interested but I follow a young lady named Amy on YouTube and she is doing a 30 day challenge in August to get people use to being in front of the camera. Check out her video and see if it's something you might be interested in. We all know that video is getting pretty big so why not join the movement. :)

http://savvysexysocial.com/sssveda/

Oh and you're very welcome. Glad I could help someone else not lose out on money. :)

Be Blessed,
~ Audrey
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SquidooSlfMstr Premium
2,500 visitors can bring in a good chunk of change:) Hope those ads convert. If not, have fun figuring out what they want :)

I might have to PM you about that "getting in front of the camera" videos. I have an Idea I want to try but not right this moment. Until then, you take care, have fun with this YouTube monetization thing, and thanks again for all your help!

Aloha,
Charlie
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TammiR Premium
Thanks, I needed this :)
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AudreyAO Premium
No problem Tammi. Let me know if you have any questions or if the tutorial was not as clear as it should be. ;)

Be Blessed,
~ Audrey
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