You can often capitalize on trending niches, make money while the trend is hot, then move on to the next one.
YouTube is more of a long-term game. TikTok is often a speed game.
One reason YouTube is still king when it comes to creator monetization:
TikTok is getting closer, but there's still a big gap.
On TikTok, your RPM can vary wildly depending on the type of content you make.
On the flip side, YouTube generally rewards creators who invest in quality. AI slop might get views, but if your content falls into reused or low-value content, you risk demonetization.
TikTok has one major advantage, though:
I've seen AI slop content earn $4+ RPM, while videos that took days of scripting, finding visuals, recording a voiceover, and editing ended up with an $0.88 RPM.
That's frustrating.
If you understand how both platforms reward creators you can use each one for what it does best.
@BrightAfeno Sir afeno
Plz can you give me discount in your course
Let me purchase it 🙏🏼
It will help me
I've been gathering money for over 2 months now 🙏🏼
The X monetization all of you are chasing 😂
What do you mean 1M impressions is $10-$13
And it's if those views are from top tier country like the US/UK
From third world countries $8 😂
Facebook is better
JESUS 😂😭