Google Adsense vs. Amazon Affiliate Program
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Google Adsense and Amazon Affiliate Program are both ad programs that pay commission to users. As a youtuber, I received payment from Google Adsense by allowing it to playing ads in my uploaded videos. However, Google cares about the quality of your video content. If the number of your subscribers is greater than 1000 and the watch hours of your videos are greater than 4000, in other words, only when the quality of your videos is approved by the market, Google will make this ad option visible to you. I have to say, this bar is a little bit high. You really need to make videos of the best content before you can make money from them. Same thing applies to Google Adsense when it comes to website ads. If a website has limited valuable content, or does not have sufficient page views, Google will not post ads there. Amazon Affiliate Program is different. It sets a low bar. Anyone can create an account and display their ads. However, the account will be discontinued if the number of click-through purchases is not satisfied. The current rule is: within 180 days, a minimum of 3 click-through purchases need to be made. This does not sound too difficult compared to Google Adsense. The commission calculation algorithm of Amazon Affiliate program is different from Google Adsense, too. All of these need to be considered when picking the best ad partner.
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