Logan Paul estimates how much money David Dobrik makes from YouTube David Dobrik is one of YouTube\u2019s biggest stars at the moment, raking in millions of viewers, and with it, thousands in revenue. However, how much is he actually making? David Dobrik has made a name for himself with his vlogs, and with those incredulous views comes insane advertising revenue. While it\u2019s not the most lucrative way to make money off YouTube, ad revenue projections provide a nice floor to base a content creator\u2019s income. With everyone pondering, Logan Paul took a punt at how much the popular vlogger has been making off YouTube, and the figures are even bigger than most people could ever imagine. How much does David Dobrik make off YouTube? During his October 28 Impaulsive podcast, Logan Paul rattled off some figures about how much money Dobrik is making on YouTube through ad revenue alone. While it\u2019s not the only source of income he has, it\u2019s the easiest to calculate, as it all follows the same algorithm. \u201cI just looked at his vlog channel, and he\u2019s popping off like an average of 10 million views per blog, which I think makes him the most successful vlogger in the history of YouTube\u201d Paul said. \u201cI don\u2019t think he\u2019s in Google Preferred, but if he was, that could be $20,000-$40,000 per video.\u201d Segment starts at 1:20. Google Preferred\u2019s system gives advertisers recommendations to access the most popular YouTube channels among young people. Usually, advertisers want their products placed on family-friendly content, but Dobrik doesn\u2019t fit that bill. While that results in a pretty hefty pay cut, the amount of money Dobrik is making per vlog is still extraordinary, going by Paul\u2019s estimates. \u201cMy guess is, per video, that he\u2019s making between $5,000-$20,000 just in ad revenue,\u201d Paul said. Dobrik makes on average around six videos a month, which can rake him up to $120,000 every month by Paul\u2019s estimates. That\u2019s disregarding directly-sponsored content reaching his 14 million strong subscriber base, which would be worth thousands more. Read more: HAchubby breaks down after Twitch doxxing – On top from the mega money Dobrik is making, Paul has nothing but praise for the vloggers\u2019 content, being the first to highlight how much of a fan he is of his work. \u201c10 million plus views per vlog? That\u2019s insane. At my peak, I was at eight million, but then again I was daily. His content is so good though man, I\u2019m just glad he\u2019s doing good.\u201d 600While the numbers Paul pulled up about Dobrik\u2019s revenue from YouTube is just an estimate, it\u2019s probably in the ballpark. If you combine that $120,000 of ads a month with his sponsors, merch, and other revenue streams, he will easily be making millions every year. His audience is a dream for advertisers, who usually target impressionable young audiences to use their products. However, those people wouldn\u2019t be watching if the content wasn\u2019t up to scratch, so Dobrik has done something right to nail down the YouTube formula.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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