[Scam? [Bye 9 To 5 Youtube Course]

 I'll go through everything it offers and whether it's worth the money in my Bye 9 To 5 Youtube course review.

The Bye 9 To 5 course is based on his YouTube channel, where he posts videos about how to make money online and heavily advertises his course.

"Make Money On Youtube Made Easy" and "Youtube Advanced Masterclass" are two of his YouTube classes.

Both sessions cover how to make money online by using YouTube Adsense. The strategy also includes re-uploading and selling other people's video materials.

He claims to have made $200,000 using the strategies provided in the course, which he claims are "100% legal and do not breach any Youtube restrictions."

The Bye 9 to 5 course on Youtube Advanced Masterclass has ten modules:

• Module 1: Introduction
• Module 2: Getting Around Copyright ID Matches
• Module 3: Tip For Boosting Your Income
• Module 4: Top Niches I use
• Module 5-7: Niche Case Study
• Module 8: Growing Your Channel and Subscribers Organically
• Module 9: Getting To Monetization Review In One Day HACK
• Module 10: How To Get A Monetized Channel And SKIP THE REVIEW

He explains how to find and use creative commons videos, which is as easy as searching for them on YouTube and filtering by creative commons.

By pitching music up or down and utilizing less than 30 seconds, you can avoid content ID matches. Also, how to title and create thumbnails for your videos in order to optimize for SEO; for thumbnails, make them stick out by using vivid colors and making them clickable. To establish a monetized YouTube account, you may either buy one that is already monetized for a few hundred dollars or join Facebook groups where you can promote videos.

Bye-bye, 9 to 5 Review Youtube Course

Is it really worth $118.75? No, it's way too expensive, and the information isn't new.

It's also a risky tactic because it goes against YouTube's restrictions, meaning you'll be banned and your hard work will be for naught.

"It's not acceptable to flood your channel with a big number of repeated and/or re-uploaded videos." If the primary goal of your channel is to monetize the content of other channels, you will most likely be in violation of our spam policies. “

That is precisely what his course is about, and Google is vehemently opposed to it. Doing voice-overs and adding commentary, which may fall under fair use, could work, but there are better alternatives.

Instead, I recommend this YouTube course, which is far less expensive and much easier to follow: Make Money From YouTube Without Filming, Marketing, Or A Website!

Nepthalie Bihag