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    ABC News (Australia)

    @abcnewsaustraliaGeneralAustraliaActive since June 2008
    Subscribers
    2,620,000
    Total views
    1,630,763,138
    Videos
    115,350
    Est. monthly views
    723,222
    Grade
    3,816th
    SB Rank
    190th
    Subscribers Rank
    613th
    Views Rank
    19th
    US Rank
    3rd
    Category Rank

    ABC News (Australia) YouTube Channel Earnings Report & Research

    GeneralActive since June 2008.

    Live ABC News (Australia) YouTube earnings, subscriber growth and view statistics: 2.6M subscribers, 1.6B lifetime views and an estimated 723.2K views per month.

    26,200
    Subscribers for the last 30 days
    723,222
    Views for the last 30 days
    $1,012 - $2,965
    Monthly Estimated Earnings
    $12,150 - $35,582
    Yearly Estimated Earnings

    How much does ABC News (Australia) make on YouTube?

    ABC News (Australia) YouTube earningsLowMidHigh
    Ad revenue per month$1,013$2,025$2,965
    Sponsorship per video (integrated mention)$154$221$309
    Channel partner retainer per month$18,000$25,504$35,706
    Estimated total per month (1 sponsored video)$19,167$27,750$38,980
    Estimated total per year$230K$333K$467.8K

    YouTube ad earnings only

    Sponsors, retainers, memberships, products and affiliates excluded

    Modelled 90 days

    $6,267

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    ABC News (Australia) YouTube earnings and subscriber growth: quick answers

    How much does ABC News (Australia) earn on YouTube?

    Branzly estimates ABC News (Australia) YouTube earnings at roughly $1,012 to $2,965 per month, or about $12,150 to $35,582 per year from advertising, based on an estimated 723,222 monthly views and typical general CPM rates. Sponsorships, affiliate income and merchandise are not included and often exceed ad revenue.

    What is the ABC News (Australia) YouTube subscriber growth rate?

    ABC News (Australia) has 2,620,000 subscribers since launching in June 2008. That averages about 145,556 new subscribers per year, or roughly 399 per day across the channel's lifetime. Recent momentum is modelled in the Future projection tab above, where you can adjust the monthly growth assumption yourself.

    How many views does ABC News (Australia) get per month?

    Branzly estimates 723,222 views per month for ABC News (Australia), reconstructed from the performance of its most recent uploads. Lifetime views stand at 1,630,763,138 across 115,350 videos, averaging about 14,138 views per video.

    What is the most viewed ABC News (Australia) video?

    The most viewed video currently visible for ABC News (Australia) is "Diesel rationing could come in weeks and prices could top $4/ltr, says Saul Kavonic | The Business" with 144,574 views.

    How much should a brand pay to sponsor ABC News (Australia)?

    Sponsorship pricing follows views rather than subscribers. With around 14,138 views per video, a dedicated integration on ABC News (Australia) would typically be priced on a cost-per-view basis for the general niche. Use the Branzly sponsorship rate calculator to model low, fair and premium rates.

    Researching ABC News (Australia) YouTube earnings, ABC News (Australia) YouTube subscriber growth, ABC News (Australia) YouTube income per month, how much does ABC News (Australia) make on YouTube? Every figure here is refreshed from the public YouTube Data API each time this report is opened.

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