Have you ever wondered how YouTube creators are able to travel full-time? In this video, we take a deep dive into the different ways YouTube pays us to travel the world. From ad revenue to sponsorship deals, affiliate links, and Patreon support, we break down the various streams of income that help us sustain our travel lifestyle.
Starting from the basics, we explain how YouTube ad revenue works and how the views and locations of viewers impact the amount of money we make. With examples from our own videos, we show how the revenue can vary from country to country and video to video.
We also discuss how sponsorship deals play a significant role in our income, with companies reaching out to collaborate on videos. We share our experience with sponsorships, highlighting the importance of working with brands that align with our values and interests.
Additionally, we touch on affiliate links, where viewers can support us by making purchases through specific links provided in our video descriptions. These small commissions add up over time and contribute to our overall income.
Another avenue of income comes from Patreon support, where viewers can choose to donate or tip creators for their content. We share our experience with Patreon and the different perks we offer to our supporters.
Lastly, we touch on partnership exchanges, where we collaborate with hotels, tour companies, or other businesses in exchange for exposure in our videos. While we don’t rely heavily on this form of income, it’s something we occasionally explore.
Overall, we hope this video provides insight into how YouTube creators like us are able to travel full-time and sustain our lifestyle through various income streams. From ad revenue to sponsorships, affiliate links, and Patreon support, each avenue plays a crucial role in allowing us to continue exploring the world and sharing our adventures with you.
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