New Pan America for 1000 subs?
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New Pan America for 1000 subs?
I was thinking about posting on YT about buying and reviewing a Pan America once I get to 1000 subs. Before I make that commitment. I am interested in how much a 2023 costs. I looked up MSRP on Google and it shows that the model starts at $17,699 but I know that the Special is not even close to that. I saw a 2022 for over $23K at a local dealer and that was a used bike with over 2K miles on it. Since my 2019 Street Glide will be paid off in a few weeks I am looking for a new bike to play with (keeping my SGS) and figure I would use it to generate traffic on the YT page as well.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
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That part doesn't happen for 99.99999999999% of YouTubers. It's like actors, a very very select few make millions and everybody else gets a tiny pittance
To put it in perspective, YouTube pays a tenth of a penny per view (on average). So when you see a video where someone got 30,000 views, then, yeah, that means that YouTube superstar sat back and collected a big fat $30.
Those videos that go viral and rack up a MILLION VIEWS?!?!? The creator might see a thousand bucks.
If someone wanted to buy a Pan America off their YouTube earnings, they'd need 25 million views of that video. Most YouTubers would be damn lucky to get 25,000 views.
To put it in perspective, YouTube pays a tenth of a penny per view (on average). So when you see a video where someone got 30,000 views, then, yeah, that means that YouTube superstar sat back and collected a big fat $30.
Those videos that go viral and rack up a MILLION VIEWS?!?!? The creator might see a thousand bucks.
If someone wanted to buy a Pan America off their YouTube earnings, they'd need 25 million views of that video. Most YouTubers would be damn lucky to get 25,000 views.
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