How Much Money Do Finance Creators Make? 🚀🔥 #kushallodha #ytshorts #finance #viral #creator #ytviral

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  1. Wild that ppl are slogging so much for degrees, engineering, ca, mba, trying to crack tier 1 colleges and meanwhile a 20 yo youtuber could be earning more than them before even completing graduation.

  2. Na ON YOUTUBE
    rpm is not that high
    It depend on your audience age,geographical location
    So if his audience more from other country than india which are 1 or 2 rated country then it is possible as he speaks in English in his video but for other it might not be the same case
    But neither less finance niche creator earn good as they got highest rpm but they deserve it too for their knowledge and hard work they put to build audience in a competitive platform

    And ya it also depend on duration of your video,he is talking about long form video,in short form rpm is penny and niche does not matter there,

    Also he is not misleading anyone it is just that he is sharing his experience that he think is true but the case is it is not true for majority of people

  3. Iska aadha bhi agr sach me milta he to youtube badhiya source of income he. Even a trend based career boost can make sure you earn in a year or two enough for you to gain stable income through investment returns.

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