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The first important realization is that views and subscriber count are often misleading metrics when it comes to revenue generation on YouTube. Despite having just over 5,000 subscribers, the expert shared that he managed to earn about $20,000 for every video posted, illustrating that it's not subscriber count that drives income—it's value creation.
Notably, many top earners on the platform often boast significantly fewer subscribers while generating higher monthly revenues. For instance, one creator, who previously had around 30,000 subscribers, managed to pull in a staggering $700,000 a month. This is a stark contrast to larger channels that generate millions of views but fail to convert that audience into revenue effectively.