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All right, so now we're gonna go over tips for more ad revenue for you, you know how you can implement

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these to increase your ad revenue.

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And basically either double it or triple it.

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Now, we've already covered multiple ad breaks and how you implement them both on BITA and creator Styria

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Classic.

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Right.

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So that's obviously that goes without saying that automatically is going to double or triple your ad

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revenue, assuming that you obviously are monetized.

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And if you're not, it's OK.

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These are things you can implement.

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Once you get monetize, you probably realistically can get monetized anywhere from, you know, two

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to three months all the way up to a year, depending on how much content you're creating, how fast

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you're growing and how in, you know, really the production quality and quality overall of your content.

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So there are other ways to obviously monetize your channel like we've covered.

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But this is strictly for ad revenue.

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So the multiple ad breaks would be number one.

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Then another great idea and another good example of what I do personally is just check what videos are

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paying you more and then simply make more of those videos.

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And that niche contents are two examples of this really fast.

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All right.

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If we come to, you know, and my analytics for for my my creator studio.

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Right.

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And we come into the top earning videos recently, what I notice if I go through all my analytics and

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look is what tends to pay me more are, you know, things that that, you know, have programs attached

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to them.

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So we're talking like make money online with atomic e-mail.

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Hunter is always one of my top videos because guess what?

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A Tom McGee Malhotra likes to run ads on avideo.

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Makes sense, right?

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The videos about it.

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Why would they not run ads on it?

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So that's why I read went ahead and created multiple versions of that video and slapped it up.

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And did you know multiple different videos on Atomic Mahima Hunter knowing full well that I generally

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earn more in ad revenue on videos like that?

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Right.

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That's how I can create matter revenue if I know that I'm making money with Atomic Emma Hunter videos

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while I can make more of those simply.

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And I have a bunch of videos that are gonna make good money with a Tom in honor.

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Another example of this is what Alex Becker doesn't want to know about shop by drop shipping.

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Now, this is not my most successful video.

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It's actually my second.

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But it constantly and consistently earns me anywhere from about 50 to 100 bucks every month because

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he loves to run ads on videos that are based on him.

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Right.

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What Alex Becker doesn't want you to know.

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Well, guess what?

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Alex Becker is running ads on that video so that people that are watching that video about him can see

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his ads makes a lot of sense.

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Right.

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So this is actually a video that I've had on the backburner for a while.

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And because I haven't created let's pull this up really fast.

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I can show you.

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And because I actually haven't created a YouTube video in a while, I actually haven't gone ahead and

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done this and created this yet.

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But it's literally here outlined and ready to go whenever I want to do it.

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I have an entire video breaking down why he's successful and how you're his channel.

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The reason I'm planning to create this video is A because I have a lot of valuable insight into what

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actually made his channel grow.

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But more importantly, it's because I know full well and full heartedly that I'm going to target that

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video, because guess what?

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It pays me a lot in ad revenue to talk about.

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Alex Becker.

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So if I create another video on him, guess what?

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That video will most likely also pay me a lot of ad revenue.

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And that's how I can increase my ad revenue.

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Right.

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Another good way to do this, if, you know, you kind of need to look through it a little bit easier

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because in my I'm not I'm still not.

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Hunterson used to studio Bita.

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You can play around with it.

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It's easy to see certain things, although in my opinion, if you're trying to figure out, hey, what

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videos are working for me currently and what are paying me the most in ad revenue, what I like to do

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is I'm going to create a studio classic.

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I'll go to analytics and I'll hit revenue.

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Right.

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And then obviously you can go through and look week to week or, you know, overall and see, hey,

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what's been paying me lifetime overall.

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But more importantly, like, I like to go like, what's me paying this week in this month.

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So, you know, if people are still spending ads on that now, what do you know?

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Alex Becker shows up again here.

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You can obviously sort it from, you know, your your overall revenue here.

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You can sort it there and you sort of up and down.

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Same goes with all that.

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Now, this is a bad example, because usually if I go this week, I can see a lot better results because

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I'm actually creating videos.

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So I haven't created really any videos that are good within a passing month, month and a half, roughly

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like we've talked about.

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So this is a bad example of analytics that are going to demonstrate what videos are paying me the most

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recently.

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But normally, if I'm just creating videos and I come to like this week or like the last couple days.

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Then what really I start to see is a lot of my most recent videos pay me a lot more.

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And one of the trends and you'll be able to see that to it.

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Just like I said, I am created content like this in a while.

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So these are our older videos tend to pay me a lot more right here this week.

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But normally what you'd see is a lot of your most recent videos paying you a decent amount and then

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you can buy it by default.

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Look at which ones pay you more and watch topics, pay you more, and then make more of that niche topic

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content.

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So to give you an example of one of the things that I noticed that was paying me a lot more is if we

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go down to like videos really fast and I show you what I've created, you know, not recently, but

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most recent videos.

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So the opposite of focus hasn't really paid me that much an ad revenue.

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I know that because I looked at my analytics.

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Same thing with like YouTube, stuff like that and like mindset's stuff.

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None of that stuff really pays me that while an ad revenue.

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That said, online arbitrage.

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And when I've ever I do online arbitrage, it seems like that always pays me more in ad revenue to just

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just to be, you know, give you a random number that's kind of close to what it is.

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I think it's like.

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Twenty bucks overnight in ad revenue on an online arbitration trial or online arbitrage video, right.

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Whereas something else that might even get a thousand views in a couple days is only going to make me

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about five to 10 bucks overnight.

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So that if you extrapolate that over time, basically what I'm trying to say is the online arbitrage

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and I know this from looking at my analytics both in Classic and Ambedkar, the online arbitrage tutorial

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videos pay me a lot more in ad revenue because there's a lot of other online arbitrage programs like

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Keepa and Jungle Scout and, you know, viral launch and other things that can be used for online arbitrage.

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And, you know, companies that do that are running a lot of ads on online arbitrage videos.

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So I see that through my analytics that these tend to pay me a lot more in ad revenue.

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So I make a lot more online arbitrage stories whenever I want to make more ad revenue.

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It's very, very simple.

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And you can do the same thing.

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Now, something like to give me an example, something that went viral fairly recently.

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If we can find it, I probably can't do it there.

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If we look right here like YouTube, I guess it was Facebook.

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But one of the videos that I dropped recently in this actual module showing you about Facebook.

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So Facebook page creators, ad revenue now.

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This literally went viral very, very fast.

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But even though it went viral and only me and I think it got like 3000, 4000 views in like the first

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week, which is pretty solid for my channel.

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Actually, it's still made less than an online arbitrage video in ad revenue.

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So got more views.

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What made a lot less in ad revenue?

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And that's just an indicator of what videos pay you more.

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So pay attention to that and your analytics.

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If you're simply trying to increase your ad revenue, then literally looking your analytics, look at

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your videos and look at your ad revenue and see what videos are paying you the most and then make more

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videos like that.

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That's one of the best tips that I could give you, honestly, increasing your ad revenue.

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That's outside of ad breaks or multiple outbreaks.

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So another red tape would be creating playlists to keep people watching more.

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And the reason that this is gonna increase your ad revenue is obviously why is keep doing that is obviously

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because you're going to get the benefit of each video to rank higher in that playlist.

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So if you have a bunch of different playlists or a bunch of different videos in that playlist, all

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those videos are going to get a little boost in ranking because a bunch people are watching them and

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it's accumulating more watch time.

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Plus, they're going to be suggestion suggested more with each other.

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So if you have, like, template videos and playlists, well, chances are a lot of those other eight

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or nine videos are going to be suggested next to and below on mobile on that video that you're watching.

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So the whole benefit of that is you're gonna accumulate more watch time and you're also going to accumulate

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more people watching more ads because it's running through as a playlist.

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So you have a potential to show them, you know, 10 ads instead of just one.

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So that's another great way to increase your your ad revenue overall.

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And then lastly is to just check in your analytics and see when your average audience retention is.

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So you can look at this just overall on your channel.

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And you can also look at this in individual videos.

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The reason that this is important is because if you happen to notice that your audience only retains

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usually for about four minutes or three minutes or two minutes, well, then generally speaking, on

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the overall on your channel, you can drop a card up in the right hand corner at that period of time

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during your videos and then potentially capture them into another video and restart the cycle.

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So if you can only, generally speaking, retain your audience's attention for like two and a half minutes

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or three minutes, then if you want to go ahead and drop a card at that time in your video at two and

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for three minutes, we're even a little bit before then.

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Basically what I'm saying is you can capture their audience attention for two to three minutes, then

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send them to another video, capture that audience retention for another two to three minutes, then

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send them to another video and so on and so forth.

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So a great example of how you can do that.

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We pull up the creator studio beta again.

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It's going to go to analytics and then you're simply going to interest viewers.

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And that's going to show you what your average view duration per channel is.

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Now I'm down four percent, which makes sense because I haven't really, you know, watching recently

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good videos like we talked about.

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But you'll see here my average audience retention of iteration is about three and three minutes and

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Right now, I can see that overall in my channel and I can just, generally speaking, drop like a card

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at like three minutes in 10 seconds or something like that, a little bit before to retain my audience

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and keep cycling them through videos at three minute segments.

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Or I can simply look at video to video.

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Let's pull up another example.

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It's like YouTube subscribers, and I knows firsthand that this one's very, very low.

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So average viewer narration of two minutes and 10 seconds.

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So then on this one, I might want to drop a card a two minutes.

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Now, if we go back, I might want to drop a card on this one at like.

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So that just gives you an example of, you know, you can look at your analytics and use them to your

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advantage to increase your ad revenue.

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You can use them to your advantage.

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For a lot of different things, but especially to increase your ad revenue.

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Two ways to do that would be look at your average view, duration and audience retention, obviously,

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then drop cards to keep cycling them through at that at those amount of times.

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And then another one would be simply look at your analytics, see what videos are paying you more,

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and then make more of that content and videos like it.