A YouTube channel specializing in comedy and movie edits is available for sale. The channel, which amasses approximately 135,000 subscribers, has been part of the YouTube Partner Program for a year, earning full AdSense revenue for six months. The owner intends to sell due to time constraints preventing consistent content upload essential for the channel's success.
Revenue for the past six months totals approximately EUR 27,150, with an average monthly revenue around EUR 4,500. Revenue variations are linked to the frequency and quality of uploads, essential in the shorts format that thrives on viral content. Recent declines in revenue, particularly in September and October, resulted from reduced content uploads.
The channel's content features short-form comedic edits from movies and shows, leveraging original captions, color correction, and upscaling techniques. The sale includes the channel and its video library, alongside multiple custom editing assets, workflow documentation, competitor, and content idea lists.
Notably, the channel has no history of copyright or community guideline strikes, though some videos have Content ID claims that do not hinder revenue. Prospective buyers must create or have a separate AdSense account for monetization. The channel sale offers opportunities for growth through consistent uploads, potential expansion to platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels, and experimentation with longer edits.
Important considerations for buyers include understanding the copyright risks inherent to the niche and accepting the sale as-is without guarantees of future performance.
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