News on Youtube Feb 22 2018

what's going on guys it's Brian from BG meeting innovation and today I want to

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so you don't miss anything and with that being said we're just gonna jump right

in

alright guys I wanted to do a little bit of an ad revenue update for you today

and touch on some of the channel stuff as we move forward now first and

foremost you'll notice here that were about 2600 subscribers and the last time

that we did an ad revenue update on this channel was about a thousand subscribers

I believe so if you're interested in checking that entire playlist out I'll

drop that as a card up in the right-hand corner right now that way you can go

ahead and check out the entire ad reading journey that this this channel

took so that you can understand more importantly if you launched a channel

and you start you know doing content creation on YouTube what to expect ad

revenue wise and subscriber wise and how fast you can grow and scale that was

really the reason that I started doing this playlist and I hope that you get

some value from it now I do want to thank you guys because as you'll see

we're about 2600 subscribers and we're growing fairly rapidly I think about a

hundred every two days or so which is pretty cool and you know I did not

expect this fast so you know I really really really see big things coming for

this channel in the future and I would've been able to do it without you

guys so thank you from the bottom of my heart and genuinely appreciative

appreciative excuse me of all the all the support all the engagement all the

likes and more importantly all your time as you dedicate you know your time to

watch the videos because I know that time you know I talk about that a lot on

this channel is also a form of currency and you're spending your valuable time

here with me on this channel and you know growing our engagement and I

genuinely could not be more appreciative but now we're getting into the specifics

of the ad revenue you know we have twenty six hundred subscribers roughly

you'll see here as always on full disclosure I want to show you the

numbers so that you get a good kind of interpretation of where you can expect

you can be yourself but you'll see here that this obviously fluctuates in the

last 28 days roughly so we're gonna just assume that that's like monthly it's

it's fluctuated up and down for a little bit there was close to 300 and a little

bit over now it's a little bit down to 283 but we can safely assume that it's

been about 300 a month for the past you know that's what we're earning

essentially on YouTube now with about 2600 subscribers so just kind of touch

on this really fast if we jump into here you'll notice that

when it pulls up in it loads you know you really don't earn that much a day so

this is a six ninety five day and then it's hourly slowly starts to creep up my

best day to date was 1837 so that's not very much you're not really earning that

much ad revenue wise daily or monthly you'll also see here that my best video

was still the check the video that I put on my home page despite the fact that

this is probably one of my worst editing jobs I guess it just hit for a lot of

different people and that's what Alex Becker doesn't want you to know about

Shopify drop shipping 2018 and that's earned to year to date twenty one twenty

six fifty five overall so that vastly outperformed all my other videos on top

of that so it's pretty cool to see finally one of my videos hit but you

know that could be a big reason that we're getting the 300 another part of

big a big reason that I'm seeing 300 and also a reason that you should be

starting your channel as well here is what's called um with a lot of the other

content creators on YouTube kind of a you know zoning out and kind of pushing

out the reason that you're starting to see a spike in my ed revenue and you

would see the same thing if you started creating content as well is because a

lot of people are giving up on YouTube with all the new stipulations in place

and that's exactly why I said it's a great time to get into it because

there's a lot less competition with smaller channels now so you'll start to

see this will probably only increase as you know the time goes on so I kind of

want to touch on that for you guys briefly on top of that I do want to talk

about the fact that this is something I've talked about in a lot of the videos

on this playlist is that you should not be doing YouTube for the ad revenue you

should be you doing YouTube because first and foremost you genuinely enjoy

it and you have some content that you want to relate to people but more

importantly you shouldn't expect a lot of ad revenue at least at first you

should be doing you know YouTube to generate a to generate traffic to your

website potentially to you know potentially you know whether that's you

know you want to do consulting whether that's you want to sell products like

I'd obviously do I obviously link my products in every description and that's

been great for me promotionally wise but you shouldn't be doing it you should be

going in expecting to make a lot of ad revenue like I always talk about the

real reason that you can doing YouTube is to build an audience around your

brand the ad revenue will come eventually but it's definitely not a

goal that you should set initially because it is a slow process to kind of

get up to that point granite there are a lot of channels that are

earning a lot of ad revenue and you can certainly be one of those you know with

time and with effort but it's just definitely something not something you

should focus on and more importantly just to kind of I know it's been a

little bit discouraging in this video because I'm giving it to you real and

raw but there are there has been an uptick of channels that have earned more

than a hundred grand in last year I think I think it increased 40% I think I

got the email yet and increased about 40 percent I believe this past year for

content creators across YouTube's platform so little caveat there

obviously there's some light at the end of the tunnel so to speak but it won't

happen initially so hope you guys like this ad revenue update obviously I'm

earning about you know roughly 300 a month here on YouTube now in 2018 you

can have similar numbers by no means whatsoever is my channel big or gets you

know ridiculous amounts of engagement or anything like that so if I can do it you

can certainly do it and hope you like that update as always I like the video

it really really helps channel grow and I genuinely appreciate it check out that

ad revenue playlist if you haven't already so you can check out the ad

revenue journey and as always guys comment and I will see you tomorrow

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How Much YoonA And Park Seo Joon Would Actually Make As Part-Time Employees(News) - Duration: 7:38.

How Much YoonA And Park Seo Joon Would Actually Make As Part-Time Employees

tvNs Youns Kitchen 2 and JTBCs Hyoris Homestay 2 are two of the most trendy variety shows that are currently airing and they appear to have a few things in common. One aspect they share is their celebrity employees.

Whether it be on wintry Jeju Island, or a sunny Spanish village, Girls Generations YoonA and Park Seo Joon toil away to make their guests and customers enjoy their stay.

With all the attention towards these variety shows, some may be curious how much one could actually make while working at a bed-and-breakfast and/or a restaurant abroad. Taking into account their skills, the context of the workplace, and more, here are estimates of how much YoonA and Park Seo Joon would earn in their respective roles as part-time employees.

Hyoris Homestay staff member YoonA. YoonA has recently made her appearance as the new part-time staff member at Lee Hyori and Lee Sang Soons bed-and-breakfast.

She has been gaining attention not only for nifty items she uses, such as her waffle maker, but also for showing her natural side as she does the dishes or plays with the animals in the house. Soompi. Display. News. English.

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If she were an actual part-time employee at a guesthouse in Jeju Island, she would be making approximately 200,000 won (approximately $186) monthly.

A 29-year-old woman who previously worked at a guesthouse for two months, B shared her experience and stated, The guesthouse provides sleeping quarters and meals, and the staff is responsible for various tasks such as cleaning, being on duty, and so on.

Although the number of staff members varies by guesthouse, this is probably the best working condition. She described the daily work schedule, and stated, Four staff members will work four days a week.

For two days, we would only clean in the mornings, while the other two days, we would clean in the mornings, rest a bit, and then be on duty until 10 p.m..

It was also revealed that usually staff members didnt come to Jeju Island to make money, so they would do the minimum amount of work to get housing as well as meals.

YoonA is in a similar situation, where in the meetings with the production crew, she revealed her desire to go to Jeju Island, and persuaded the producers with her ability to cook, drive, and speak Chinese and Japanese.

As any regular part-time member would, she makes delicious food with Lee Hyori and Lee Sang Soon, cleans the house daily, drives around for errands, and even converses with the guests, creating a friendly atmosphere.

However, the main differences are that YoonA works 10 days instead of a whole month, and during her free time, she tends to work rather than rest. Therefore her expected salary would be around 200,000 won (approximately $186).

It was also revealed that her skills would not have made her competitive for a higher salary, as these sorts of skills wouldnt have made a big difference in this line of work. Youns Kitchen 2 part-timer Park Seo Joon.

Located in a Spanish village, Youns Kitchen 2 is bustling from around 12 p.m. when tourists start to get hungry.

Although the kitchen is staffed with only two people, this restaurant specializes in Korean food, with various appetizers, meals, and desserts, from kimchi pancakes, to glass noodles, Korean short ribs, and more.

To help the kitchen staff, a smart and hard-working part-timer is definitely called for.

The part-timer also needs to have stamina and be quick on his feet if hes going to survive the nightly company dinners with the likes of Yoon Yeo Jung, Lee Seo Jin, and Jung Yoo Mi.

According to 26-year-old female resident of Spain, A, whose goal is to work abroad, Spain increased their minimum wage this year by 4 percent.

The minimum wage is now 5.76 euros (approximately $7.10) per hour, making a months wages 736 euros (approximately $907), based on a 40-hour work week, which is similar to Koreas minimum wage, which is 7,700 won (approximately $7.15).

If Park Seo Joon were to work in a restaurant as a part-time worker, he would work an average of five to six hours a day, making around 38,650 won (approximately $35.91).

A stated, If its a Korean restaurant, you dont need to know Spanish. But if you were to work in Spain, you would have to be able to speak basic Spanish.

In the show, since Park Seo Joon is able to speak Spanish, if he were to be acknowledged for this, he could potentially increase his wages. Another important point is that Park Seo Joon is a jack-of-all-trades type of employee, where he is able to work in all parts of the restaurant.

Usually in restaurants, part-time employees are divided into kitchen staff and serving staff, but he is a serving staff member who is also able to cook every now and then.

Initially, producer Na Young Seok stated that he chose Park Seo Joon for his strength, but the actor has proven that he is able to go above and beyond the work that requires physical strength.

Not only that, but his good looks have also grabbed the attention of incoming customers, which is a skill that cannot be translated into costs and profits.

If Park Seo Joon were to become a permanent employee, he would be able to earn a fairly high salary. What are your thoughts on this information?.

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How do you find the right home loan for your needs? Finance for Living - Duration: 0:52.

- Andrew Heard, Director and Senior Mortgage Broker

at Finance for Living.

About finding the right loan,

our job's basically to listen to what your requirements are,

so we would ask a lot of questions

to get a better understanding of what your needs

and requirements are for the loan.

Questions like, how much income do you earn?

How much deposit have you saved up?

Are you eligible for the First Home Owners Grant?

Are your parents willing to gift you some money

to assist with the loan?

Would they be willing to go guarantor?

Do you require an offset account with your loan?

So there's a lot of questions that we ask,

get a better understanding of what the client wants,

and with a panel of 30 different lenders,

we can find the right loan that meets their circumstances.

For more information, please contact Andrew

at Finance for Living.

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How To Get Over Your Fears and Get A Home Loan - even with Bad Credit - GiordanoSellsAZ - Duration: 4:23.

This weekend real estate we're going to talk about one of the biggest fears that

clients have in the home buying process.

I'm here with Mike Tizzano from Fairway Mortgage and Mike is one of our

preferred vendors. He did a discussion a few weeks ago on the number

one fear that people have and and I thought it would be good for our clients

to take a look and hear from Mike exactly what he experiences. Absolutely

and I talked to a lot of people, and you want to get them to commit to doing a

loan application because they need that for a pre-approval right? Right. They need

to know how much they can buy and how much they can afford and usually what

happens is a lot of times I have to kind of follow up a few times before they're

willing to do the application of what I typically find out is they're just

afraid of being told No. And I try to tell them upfront but sometimes

you know things aren't heard the answer's never know it's either yes or

not yet so if you don't ask the question the answer is no but if you do ask the

question with a line for mortgage it's either yes you can be approved out or

not at this moment but this is how we're going to get you there. That's great and

I know a lot of people come in and they tell us that they're working

on their credit and they pulled up their scores on Credit Karma but I've heard

that Credit Karma is not the same score that a lender uses and can you tell us a

little bit about that. Yeah Credit Karma your Discover card when they give you

your FICO and things like that, they all vary a little bit the reason for that is

there's 8 actual FICO models so as at the direction of Fannie Mae and Freddie

Mac the mortgage industry as a whole is on FICO 2, 3

and FICO five respectively. Pretty much everybody else is on FICO 8

and credit Karma's on their own thing. Right. So that's why you get such a

variance in scores even when a lender pulls your score your bureau's four area

a lot because they're there on different models and different things report to

different bureaus. But Credit Karma and those things are good for tracking your

trajectory. But if you come to me and say well I have a 640 credit karma score

that doesn't mean you're gonna have a 640 and it could go either way

so one gentleman who told me had a 700 and I pulled this credit score and it came

in 770 we're often than not it goes in that direction. Now here at Fairway Mortgage

you have a credit repair program that's free to clients to use and it's

specifically designed to get them into a home correct? Correct. It's not

necessarily a credit repair so we don't let's go back and take old issues

we look from today forward what we need to do is get you a loan. So depending on

what kind of program that you want to get involved with if you're using for a

downpayment assistance program you need a specific score to qualify we set that

as your goal score and our credit team runs simulators looks at your specific

file and looks at the steps that you can take to get there and lets us know how

long it's going to be. So that's it and again is absolutely free to clients

That's great what we'll do is we'll post Mike's information below this video if

you have any questions on your particular situation feel free to reach

out to Mike or myself . We want you to get over that fear because if you do nothing

nothing is going to happen. I know in the market rental prices have been going

up there's a seems to be a shortage of rental units and there's also a shortage

of homes out there. So waiting isn't going to improve the situation that much.

Absolutely you know in the market right now interest rates are rising and stuff

like that so the sooner you can get started the sooner you'll know what your

buying power is the sooner you can. Well that's great let's let's get you guys on

a program today. Thank you and if this video applies to you or anybody that you

know please share it with them we'd be happy

to help you thank you

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Barton, Commercial Real Estate Advisor Part 1 - What I do and how much I make - Duration: 3:34.

My name is Barton Thompson.

I am 30 years old.

I'm an Associate Advisor here

at Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors.

My base salary is $18,000,

but this year I will make $100,000 in commissions roughly.

I specialize in multi-family which are apartment buildings.

And my job

is to talk to investors that own apartment buildings

in this market and help them

make money by buying and selling their property.

A typical sales cycles for a real estate broker

from the very beginning is to

get to know the investor.

Because you're not the only broker in this market.

You need this investor to choose you,

and then once you do some work together,

you build a lot of trust and you could have

a working relationship for a very long time.

You could spend months or years

talking to and getting to know an investor

before they're ready to sell a property.

You go from getting to know that investor

through a meeting and getting to know

that investor's building.

You'll let that person,

you'll tell that investor how much that property's worth,

and then you're working towards getting

a listing agreement.

And you'll have six months to go and sell this property.

So then you'll be putting together marketing material

and a marketing campaign.

You'll tell the market about it.

And then those will typically lead to answering

a lotta questions and doing a lot of property showings.

And then looking at offers and choosing one

to go under contract with.

If I do my job as a broker in keeping the deal together,

the property closes and everyone,

I get paid, the team gets paid,

and the client walks away happy.

This job is really meant to be based on commission,

and there's a lot of brokers, commercial brokers,

that play in my space that do what I do

that never get a base salary.

That's actually more common.

Just to set expectations,

it is very typical that you will work your tail off

for 12 months

and not see anything from it.

Because you need to put that time in to the market.

And so those first two years are a grind

in the way that I'm sure many sales jobs are,

and that can be hard if you aren't receiving

an income right away.

Typically around that fourth year is when

you as a broker hit your earning potential,

which actually you know considering other industries

is pretty quick.

What I love most about what I do is the autonomy

that I have because almost everything that I earn

is in commissions.

So if I don't show up to work,

then I'm not working towards getting paid later.

But that means that if I wanna take a Friday off

and go snowboarding because the snow is great,

I don't need to ask anybody's permission.

That's what I love most about the job,

that I am fully responsible for my own success.

And so when I have a good year,

you know I know that I'm set up with a great team,

in a good firm, in a great market,

but I also know that I earned that,

that nobody gave it to me and there's a sense

of pride in that as well.