On SocialBlade and also at estimated earnings on analytics it keep decreasing why? From 455$ i got to 370$ last month. any idea why it happens?
Solved Estimated Earnings Decrease
- Thread starter Anime Fusion
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Yeah, not all your views will have displayed pre-roll advertisements, etc so the estimation was a bit off. The estimation, I believe, assumes every view has a pre-roll ad if you have that turned on.
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I think I know what he means here.
Dashboard Analytics shows the last 28 days views, watch time, subscribers & estimated revenue.
1st - Your earnings are estimate and can change at any time.
2nd - "Lets say for example only" you earned $100 in the last 28 days and you were to earn 0/zero for the next 28 days as each day becomes the 29th day the earnings you earned for that day would full of the list/28 day earnings till your estimated earning hit 0.
Or you may have earned $100 for one day and say 29 cents for the next 27 days $100.29 after 28 days that $100 would fall of the list leaving you with estimated revenue of 29 cents.
Dashboard Analytics shows the last 28 days views, watch time, subscribers & estimated revenue.
1st - Your earnings are estimate and can change at any time.
2nd - "Lets say for example only" you earned $100 in the last 28 days and you were to earn 0/zero for the next 28 days as each day becomes the 29th day the earnings you earned for that day would full of the list/28 day earnings till your estimated earning hit 0.
Or you may have earned $100 for one day and say 29 cents for the next 27 days $100.29 after 28 days that $100 would fall of the list leaving you with estimated revenue of 29 cents.
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Basically what scorpion is saying is that if the day you earned some money went past 28 days on the calendar, estimated earnings on the front of the dashboard will no longer show that, it does say the last 28 days.
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Well so that's is normal right? But why estimated earnings doesn't grow? I need more views?
#Sorry for my bad english.
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Let me just confirm to my understanding.
You saw on the YouTube dashboard $455, and now the YouTube dashboard says $370?
If so, continue reading below:
It is totally normal for money to go past 28 days and no longer show on the front dashboard.
YouTube is awkward because analytics on your dashboard only show up to 28 days, so any money earned 29 days ago or further until the point when the channel was created, that is stored as earning data on the proper analytic page.
Go on to Creator Studio > Analytics > Revenue > Drag the time scale bar, (just below the graph) so it fills all the time until you started, remember this will expand again if you have any data before that.
That will show your OVERALL earnings.
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