How To Make Money On Rumble

First things first, Rumble is a Canadian company based out of Toronto which is very similar to YouTube in nature - you can watch videos, and upload videos, it’s basically the same, but different for a few reasons which I’ll get into later on in this article.

It was made by Chris Pavlovski back in 2013.

In an interview, Chris mentioned that Rumble can allow individuals to make 10x more money than Youtube.

And this is quite true.

I did research and found many videos on the rumble platform that are earning a lot of money with just a small amount of views.

Rumble has really taken off over the last few years and is becoming a popular platform for video creators who believe Google, Twitter, and Facebook (collectively known as Big Tech) are using their power to censor free speech.

I’m not gonna get into the political stuff in this article but I’ll tell you what, if you want my opinion on the issues of Big Tech and free speech or censorship, then comment below and if I get enough requests I’ll make a video on that.

So, moving on...

In comparison to YouTube Monetization, Rumble Monetization is much better because it gives you more money for fewer views - at least for the foreseeable future.?

It’s following a similar growth path to YouTube which, back in the day, would pay creators to upload videos to the platform, and that strategy allowed YouTube to make almost $30 billion in 2021 so you can say it’s a good strategy to follow.

If you want to start making money on Rumble the very first thing you need to do is create an account, link up your bank account and verify everything.?

It’s a quick and easy process and Rumble practically holds your hand throughout the whole process - after all, they want more creators on the platform so they’ve made this super simple to do.

And if you’re wondering if you can create one account and then create many channels off that one main account, then yes you can, I’ve done this personally myself, it’s very similar to YouTube in that way.

Next, you need to upload content.

A lot of other people will tell you to upload content that isn’t yours onto Rumble because there is some kind of cheat or hack to upload license-free content and get paid but I’ve looked into this and it seems really sketchy and not very sustainable.

Instead what you should do is upload your own content to Rumble - so if you already have a YouTube channel that’s pretty straightforward, just start uploading your videos to Rumble and start getting paid.?

But what if you don’t have a YouTube channel already, or don’t like recording your own video content?

Well, no worries because you can still make money on Rumble without creating videos.

The only thing is you need to have some understanding of video editing OR some money to pay someone to edit videos for you.

This works in a similar way to building faceless YouTube channels.?

Look for topics that people are genuinely interested in, write a script, hire a voice actor to read that script out loud, then give that audio to a video producer (or edit the video yourself) so you’re left with a video for your Rumble channel.

Figuring out what topics to make videos about is the hard part.

If you’ve got a blog, that’s usually a good place to start.

If you’re a business then my advice would be to create videos that talk about the products and services you offer in more detail.

Another way to make money on Rumble is by searching on YouTube for popular videos and recreating them for Rumble.

This way you know those videos have the potential to get a lot of views with time.

Just to be clear, I’m not saying you should upload the same videos that you find on YouTube - instead, you should add your spin to them so they’re unique to you.

And although YouTube may have very rigid rules, Rumble, on the other hand, makes it easy to make money.?

The only three things Rumble is looking for include?

Videos with good descriptions and good titles,

?Original material and fascinating subject matter,?and

High-quality videos

Rumble has developed itself as an online resort with over 350,000 independent content creators who upload videos to their platform.

Especially now, as certain content creators find YouTube unfair, the Rumble video site has proved to be accepting and has allowed its users the right to believe they can express their personal views with the public.?

More specifically, they’re not going to be concealed and lost in search results.

Rumble is the place to be if you’re just getting started and want to generate money from your videos immediately.

It can be difficult to get your videos ranked on YouTube and might take some time to get monetized, but with Rumble, you can bank almost overnight if you follow the right strategies.

If you would like to learn more about how you can start and grow a YouTube or even a Rumble channel for your business that generates leads and sales, click this link to watch a free training video.

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So, are you uploading videos to Rumble?

How profitable is your channel?

Let me know in the comments below.

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