$5 / 1,000 views with Shorts!?1 min read

Last week I read this:

$5 per 1,000 views for shorts.

That sounded high to me.

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So, I searched for the CPMs on YT shorts…

And read this:

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$0.05 CPM (not even RPM) for YT Shorts

VS

$5 RPM for this clipping thing (on top of YT AdSense)

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This obviously got me excited.

In fact, I’m currently making a video about it.

But unfortunately, this offer seems to stop quickly as you can see.

And my editor needs quite a lot of time before the video will be live.

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But I must say, the results I see are crazy…

I will share the video when ready (hopefully next week).

But here’s the essence:

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1. Joining here for free

2. Using this tool to edit ±30 shorts in 10 mins from e.g. podcasts like this​

Or a free tool like CapCut to edit each short manually in a few hours

3. Posting the clips on 6 platforms using this semi-automated system.

4. Submitting the links and using the BIG advantage:

The minimum number of views you always get on YT shorts (and the other platforms).

Which in our case is 977 views per YT short on average on a new channel.

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Then using the sub accounts that blow up,

For clips from other celebrities, or in my case, myself.

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We got 80,000 views so far:

The work it took was < 5h/week.

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One of the lessons?

You can either be:

1. The best (hard)
2. Different (also hard)
3. The first

That last one has been the easiest for me so far.

Being the 1st with this video format was the main reason for it to do so well:

So maybe use this idea or other ideas you have where you can be one of the first.

It truly has been the more effortLESS path for me.

~ Jordan Kruk

PS: I hate paying for tools.
Here’s a Google Sheet with 80+ free tools I use 👇