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Video Explains the Reality of Making Money on YouTube. Photo: RMN News Service
Video Explains the Reality of Making Money on YouTube. Photo: RMN News Service

Video Explains the Reality of Making Money on YouTube

This video explains the state of advertising and the practice of having fake subscribers on YouTube. The video also explains why most subscribers fail to make money from their YouTube channels and quit the video sharing site.

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