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YouTube is finally letting creators know exactly how they're making money on YouTube, using a metric called RPM that shows total revenue, after YouTube's cut

Julia Alexander / The Verge : Tweets: @loudmouthjulia and @backlon Tweets: Julia Alexander / @loudmouthjulia : This could be really cool! Creators have relied on CPM metrics for years to see how much money they're making, but has some big transparency drawbacks Now, especially with all the new forms of alternative monetization, YT has a new metric for creators that seems super helpful. https://twitter.com/... Dieter Bohn / @backlon : It's frankly shocking that YouTube hasn't provided something like this for years. https://www.theverge.com/...

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  • @loudmouthjulia Julia Alexander on x
    This could be really cool! Creators have relied on CPM metrics for years to see how much money they're making, but has some big transparency drawbacks Now, especially with all the new forms of alternative monetization, YT has a new metric for creators that seems super helpful. ht…
  • @backlon Dieter Bohn on x
    It's frankly shocking that YouTube hasn't provided something like this for years. https://www.theverge.com/...