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I Didn't Get 4000 Watch Hours In 2018. Do I Need To Start Again? 💰🤔 - Duration: 4:21.

- I'm sure that you will already know

that if you're working towards

monetizing your YouTube channel,

you need 1,000 subscribers and

4,000 hours of watch time over 12 months.

But what does 12 months mean?

As we move from 2018 to 2019, does that reset everything?

We've got the answer, let's do this.

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YouTube have a support page about this question,

which we will leave a link to in the video description.

It directly states that you are eligible

to apply for the YouTube partner program,

that's monetization to you and me,

if you meet all of these requirements.

1,000 subscribers is a fixed number,

and there is no time limit to reach this,

but you must have 4,000 watch hours

in the previous 12 months.

So, in a nutshell, you need 4,000 hours of watch time

in the last 12 months, up until today's date,

whatever date that is.

Let's say it's January the first.

YouTube will count all of the watch time on your channel,

dating back to January the second of the previous year.

Then, when the date moves forward to January the second,

it counts the date all the way back to January the third.

So it effectively counts the last 365 days

worth of watch time on your channel.

This is why your watch time may actually go down,

as you are trying to achieve 4,000 hours of watch time.

As an example, list channel had a big spike in watch time

almost 12 months ago, and then as time moves forward,

they lose that spike in watch time.

The channel hasn't performed as well,

so they have less watch time over the last 12 months.

Let's say then, in 2018 you got 3,000 hours of watch time.

That's awesome.

As we move into 2019, you're going to lose

a tiny fraction of that, so just keep working hard,

and you'll be at 4,000 hours of watch time, very soon.

And another thing, you don't have to wait

12 months to hit monetization.

If you get 4,000 hours of watch time in three months,

that's awesome, you'll just need 1,000 subscribers,

and then you're eligible immediately.

And remember, that's eligible.

You've got to apply and then be approved

before you can start monetizing your content.

If you're still finding this all a little confusing,

we have the perfect tool which will tell you

exactly what you need to know.

If you have the VidIQ Chrome extension installed,

you will find this real time stats bar,

on the top of every single YouTube page

on your desktop layout.

This shows you your channel analytics in real time.

But here's where the magic happens.

If your channel has less than

4,000 hours of watch time in the last 12 months,

it automatically adds a new analytic to the left,

which is your monetization analytics target.

In this example, the channel has

3,100 hours of watch time in the last 12 months.

You can also quickly see the number of subscribers

you have on your channel, as well,

on the right-hand side of the real time stats bar.

But we're not finished there.

Because if you mouse over the graph button to the right,

this will show you a full breakdown of your channel,

including the watch time over the last 12 months,

at the very top of these charts.

You'll also see a percentage progress bar

on the right-hand side,

telling you exactly how close you are

to hitting 4,000 hours of watch time.

Oh, and one more thing.

When you're under 4,000 hours of watch time,

this analytic will remain amber.

Once you surpass 4,000 hours of watch time,

congratulations, you've hit the target!

When you surpass 5,000 hours of watch time,

this analytic removes itself from the real time stats bar,

as you no longer need it.

And since we understand that this is

a goal to monetize your content,

this real time stats bar is completely free,

as part of the VidIQ Chrome extension.

It is a no-brainer, download it right now.

One more question, I know what you want to ask.

I've got 4,000 hours of watch time,

I've monetized my content, but then I fall below

4,000 hours of watch time over 12 months.

What happens then?

The good news is that YouTube won't automatically

remove you from the partner program

if you fall below 4,000 hours of watch time,

but it does reserve the right to.

For example, if you stop posting on YouTube,

and it's clear that you're inactive.

So don't panic, there is no 2019

YouTube watch time reset button.

Just keep working hard,

and you'll reach that goal in no time.

If you have even more questions

about 4,000 hours of watch time,

believe it or not, we've done a mammoth guide here,

and monetization, in general, is a huge topic on YouTube,

and we've got a huge playlist down here.

We'll see you on either of those videos right now.

Enjoy the rest of your video making day!

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Home Buyers: Do I Need an Agent to Buy a Home? - Duration: 6:44.

Well hi there, I'm Michael Hausam of The Hausam Group at Vista Pacific Realty. So

today I want to answer a question: Do I really need a real estate agent to buy a

house? It's a really good question; in fact it, came up three different times

this week from visitors to the open houses that I've been doing and each of

these three buyers had their own reason why they gave the answer as, "Absolutely

not, I do not need a real estate agent!" I thought that their answers and their

reasons for were so good that it was worth taking the time to do a video

about it; now one thing interesting about all

three of these is that none of them were pros; right? They weren't real estate

investors, they weren't agents, they weren't in the real estate business; in

fact one of them hadn't purchased a house in a dozen years and the other two

more than a half a decade was the last time they bought a house, yet all three

were adamant that they didn't need a real estate agent. Reason number one

given was, "hey I already know the values of the houses in the neighborhood." Okay

so that was interesting to me because that literally is the single easiest

thing; between Trulia and Zillow and redfin and agents sending lists of

active sales pending, sales closed, everything that's on the market, it's the

easiest thing to figure out what values have been in the neighborhood; in fact,

you as a buyer you should be more aware of the prices and values in the

neighborhood than anybody else involved in the transaction; but that's actually

not the most important thing; the most important thing is the one thing that

the buyer nor the listing agent nor me as the buyer's agent or anybody else

knows and that is what is the price at which the seller is willing to accept an

offer? Nobody knows that; furthermore, in this particular person's case, they

hadn't looked at a purchase contract in over five years, they have no idea what

the current contract says, they therefore have no idea what the various strategies

are that can be you employed to get that seller interested

in taking that buyers offer; without knowing that it's just a guessing game. I

guarantee you this with this woman's approach there's absolutely no way that

she didn't leave money on the table when she goes to buy a house. Reason number

two given was, "no, no, I don't want to use an agent. I want to save money!" Okay so

that makes sense, right? But there's a fatal assumption: this buyer was assuming

that the price that they would get for a house would be the same with or without

an agent; now if that's true if the agent can make no difference in the price of

the house, then yeah, the Commission that's built in the compensation for the

agent is extra and that is a waste of money; so the reality is that if an agent

can't more than offset their compensation in the negotiating of the

deal, the solution to that is to not try to do it without representation, the

solution is to get a good agent; right now the house that I'm in here, this is

actually an open house that I just closed up here; OK this house is listed

for just over $800,000 and on a transaction this size typically there's

going to be between 40 and 80 thousand dollars on the table at play and at the

end of the negotiations, at the end of the deal, whether that 40 to 80 thousand

dollars slides to the seller or slides to the buyer, depends on the strategies

that are employed in the middle of the negotiations and the transaction; if your

agent can't implement strategies, can't implement processes to slide 40 to 80

thousand dollars on your side of the table, way in excess of what their

compensation would be, then you just have a bad agent. Objection number three made

me chuckle they said, "no, no, no, realtors are a pain in the ass!"

But frankly I had to agree with that; the hassle factor, the feeling of that is

that oftentimes agents want to ask one question which is, "Do you want to buy a

house right now?" They're only interested in a commission or they know what is

right for the homebuyer regardless of what the homebuyers own needs and wants

are; a good agent should be focused on two questions for their homebuyers:

number one is, "Given everything that's going on in your life what would be the

right time for you and your family to make a move?" All right, that means that

agent is interested in what's best for the client in terms of timing and then

secondly, the second most important question to ask is, "@hat are the features

and benefits of a home that are important to you and why?" Now what's

important about both of these questions is that first of all the agent actually

needs to care, they need to care when it is that you'd like to make a move and

they have to care about what the benefits are of that house to you and so

secondly, what they have to do is they actually have to listen to you; a good

agent will ask those two questions, they will care about those questions and they

will listen to your answer; so an answer to the question, "Do you need an agent?"

Well the answer is yes, but only if it's a great one; if you'd like to contact me

you could call me nine four nine four one three two three seven one; you can

also email me Michael @ Hausamgroup.com.

Lastly right above my head, here there should be a little 'i' with a circle, you

can click that button that'll take you to my website; there's more information

about the systems and strategies that I use and also ways that you can get a

hold of me. Thanks so much for watching. Have a great day!