How Evergreen YouTube Search Content Earns Over $5,000 a Month

So right now, YouTube is paying me over five thousand dollars consistently every single month because of this one, like, super simple strategy that I'm following.

So I'll quickly just show you the, the backend of two of my channels here.

Now, I run a ton of YouTube channels in this specific style, this specific strategy.

Um, here is just two of them. So this is the last twenty-eight days on one of them, uh, two thousand four hundred and thirty-five dollars.

If we go back to, like, the last three sixty-five days, you'll see thirty-two thousand dollars, um, four million views.

And I'll just refresh it so you know it's all legit.

There we go. See the views, see the revenue, uh, super consistent.

And so here's another channel that I run, exactly the same style, um, same strategy.

Last twenty-eight days, it's done two point six, and if we look at the last, like, three sixty-five, it's done fifty-one thousand dollars.

Um, we had a little bit of a down period here just because we've changed our AdSense account, so it's kind of, like, just had a little bit of a downer right now. But usually, it's doing about th- about three thousand five hundred to four thousand dollars pretty consistently. Yeah.

But before we changed the AdSense, it was about four thousand three hundred dollars.

Now, I run a ton of channels in this exact style, um, this exact format because it's kind of one that I've mastered, uh, I've got down very well, and I consistently know how to do well with it.

And so I thought in this video, I'll just break down the strategy for you, explain kind of how it works, why it works, and why it's slightly different from what, what most people do.

So the first thing you'll notice here, and the first thing I should mention, is that I haven't uploaded properly on this channel in almost a year.

It's almost been an exact year since my last proper post.

Um, and since then, it's still maintained a ton of consistency.

Like, it's really, really made a great amount of money since then.

And the reason for that is because the content is evergreen, search-based content, which I'll dive into more in a second.

But if you see here, uh, my last upload was on the fifth of July, which was just, like, a channel intro, and then before that, the last was on the twenty-ninth of May, twenty twenty-five, so almost exactly a year ago.

And so since that date, the channel has done, like, pretty much fifty thousand dollars since that last upload date, which is insane, to be honest.

T- like, yeah, I'm, I'm s- I'm surprised that the strategy has worked out as well as it has.

And so before that, I can show you the graph of us kind of, like, growing the channel.

Um, we kind of started growing it in, like, October of twenty twenty-four, maybe, like, December, November.

Got it up to a stable point here, and it kind of sat there.

And now it's starting to decline a little bit just because it's been uploads for a whole year.

But if I was to kind of start uploading again on it, uh, it would go back up. And the same with the other channel as well.

Haven't uploaded on in about, um, probably four or five months at this point, and before that, it was about a year.

And you can see this is the revenue chart for it as well, but it's done about sixty-six thousand dollars.

It's done about sixty-six thousand dollars, uh, in the lifetime of it.

So you're probably wondering, first of all, like, how does it even work?

Well, th- most people when they make YouTube videos, they make content which is, like, entertaining or browse-based.

So they make videos that they think people are gonna watch, maybe a documentary, maybe a, um, body cam video, maybe a story video, maybe some AI kind of video.

They basically make videos that people are gonna click on to watch because they're interested in it.

The way that I approach YouTube is completely different.

I specifically only make videos that people are actively searching for.

So they go onto the, um, YouTube search bar or even the Google search bar, they type their question in there, they hit Enter, and then one of my videos will come up.

And so instead of having to rely on making a video that's very interesting and making a video that people click on because it's, "Yeah, it's interesting," whatever, we-- I make videos simply that people click on because they have searched for it.

So they're actively looking for that video.

When I go to my content breakdown here, what you'll notice is that YouTube search is fifty-five percent, and then external is thirty-three percent.

So YouTube search is obviously the search bar at the top, um, and external is gonna be stuff like the Google search bar, also other search engines, um, and also I think things like ChatGPT is gonna be in there.

But together, when you put those, you know, when you put them together, it's like ninety percent of it is from these two, five percent is from direct or unknown, which I guess is embedded, and then you get a tiny bit from suggest,

but that's not the main game we play here.

We basically just are trying to tap into these two, um, forms of getting views just because this is how our strategy stays very consistent.

If I go over here onto the, um, like, revenue chart or the revenue per videos, what you'll notice is that, so sixty-six thousand dollars, um, five million views, the RPM is twelve dollars.

RPM means the amount you get paid per thousand views.

And you'll notice that there's not one singular video that's extremely, doing extremely well.

In fact, you know, the, the top video on this specific list is four hundred and forty-seven dollars it's made, and then, like, the lowest one is eighty-four dollars.

So we're not making tens of thousands, we're not even making thousands of dollars per video.

The way that we set it up is that we make a lot of videos that get a little bit of views, and they kind of all stack onto each other.

So even though they don't get many views, for example, this video here has two thousand views, but because it's a high RPM video, it means we get paid a hundred and twenty-two dollars per thousand views, which means that we've made two hundred and fifty dollars from this simple video,

which has only had two thousand views. Yeah.

And so the video's only four minutes long.

All of these videos are about two to four minutes long because we're simply just tapping into the search terms that people have, basically.

If I show you the graph for one of these videos here, it's- Not like a huge spike.

It doesn't get like a ton of views straight away.

It will just get views over time. So we start off here, like the first few days, it's just like slow.

It doesn't kind of spike up at all. It just consistently gets views and consistently goes up.

And because of that, the revenue stays relatively consistent.

This video is like over a year and a half old now, roughly.

Yeah, a year and a half old. And it just stays consistent getting views and making money because it's all coming from search.

We're not relying on it being like viral or being entertaining and something that people will click on because they want entertainment. They're searching for this actively.

So every day people are searching for this.

And then you can see 42 people every 48 hours are clicking on the video and watching it.

And that means that this one video has made basically $400.

If we look in the last 28 days, it's probably made like a tiny amount.

It's made like $17, which isn't a lot. But when you stack hundreds or even thousands of videos like this, you know, if we did, if we have 100 videos that make $17 a month, that's 1.7K per month.

If we have 1,000, that's 17K a month. And so we're not relying on going viral.

We're not relying on any videos getting a ton of views.

This literally has 600 views a month and it's doing well.

It just adds to the pile and kind of they all add up as a little bit of money every single month.

And yeah, so to explain why the chart kind of looks like this.

So we make a lot of videos that are business related.

And obviously people are at work Monday to Friday.

They're kind of more active between like Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.

And like Monday and Friday, they're slightly less active, especially Friday.

So what you'll see with the chart is that on the like Saturdays and Sundays, there'll be a huge dip because nobody is doing work basically or very low portion.

And then on like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, it's all kind of high and then it dips off for the weekend. And that's why we see the chart like this.

And then also the revenue chart does the exact same because it obviously correlates to the views.

And then so we have some videos like about tax that we made here.

So when it was tax season, we had like a big spike.

And obviously it goes off because tax is like somewhat seasonal.

But the rest of the videos are kind of evergreen and keeping it pretty consistent.

You can see also here, there was a dip at Christmas because obviously people are off work.

People aren't doing anything. So they're not watching any kind of videos. There's a dip there.

And then here we basically changed our AdSense account.

So there was a dip and I'm hoping it's going to bounce back quite soon.

But still it's making like 2.5K a month.

We've got a few other channels that do very well in the exact same way.

And yeah, it's just like a really great strategy that I think anybody can follow because you're not being creative here.

You're not making videos that go viral. You're not doing anything that's complex. You don't have to be an expert.

You just simply need to find the specific terms that people are searching for, tap into those and build a catalog of them.

So it will bring you this nice consistent income.

But yeah, if you have any questions about this, let me know down below.

I'm also going to leave a free plan down below so you can make your first $1,000 with this specific business model.

It's such a huge, huge opportunity. Every single month, YouTube gets 9 billion searches just like this.

And so all you need is like a tiny portion to make a good amount of money.

You know, this is 250,000 views. If you get 500,000 views a month, you know, you're laughing, chilling.

And it's just compared to how big the, you know, YouTube search bar actually is and the Google searches, you're just tapping into such a small portion of it that it's very, very easy for basically everybody to do well with this.

But yeah, down below, there's a free plan.

You can go ahead and get that. Any questions, leave them down below.

And yeah, thank you for watching. I hope you found this useful.

I'll see you in the next one.