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Gaming & Creative Economy Specialist

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Nataliia Prokopchuk

Gaming & Creative Economy Specialist

Nataliia stands out in both gaming and the creative economy fields. She dives into everything from Twitch streams to YouTube gameplay, combining years of experience with in-depth research. When she’s not exploring the latest trends, she’s uncovering creative solutions and sharing her adventures — from streaming marathons to industry insights. Follow Nataliia for a fresh perspective that blends hands-on expertise with engaging stories from the world of gaming and beyond.

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What Is the YouTube Partner Program (YPP)? Requirements & Benefits

26 Aug 2026

What Is the YouTube Partner Program (YPP)? Requirements & Benefits What Is the YouTube Partner Program (YPP)? Requirements & Benefits

The YouTube Partner Program (YPP) is YouTube’s official monetization gateway, the only way a channel earns money directly from the platform. A channel with 1M subs that hasn’t been accepted into YPP earns $0 from YouTube, regardless of view count. Practically everything on the platform: ad revenue, memberships, Super Chat, Shopping, sits behind this one program.

What is YouTube CPM?

25 Aug 2026

What is YouTube CPM? What is YouTube CPM?

CPM is, first and foremost, the advertiser’s number. It stands for Cost Per Mille, the amount advertisers pay YouTube per 1,000 ad impressions. A channel’s CPM doesn’t land in that creator’s account because the metric that actually reflects take-home earnings is RPM, and confusing the two is the single most common mistake creators make when reading their own Analytics.

What Is YouTube RPM: Full Breakdown

25 Aug 2026

What Is YouTube RPM: Full Breakdown What Is YouTube RPM: Full Breakdown

RPM is the number that answers the question: “How much money am I getting paid on this channel?” as opposed to CPM, which answers: “How much are advertisers paying YouTube for placing ads on my videos?”