Shocking Revelation: Pornhub Pays Creators Nearly 3x More Than YouTube for the Same STEM Videos!
In a surprising revelation that has sparked discussions across the internet, Zara Dar, a self-described STEM enthusiast and PhD dropout, recently shared her experiences publishing the exact same educational science and technology videos on both YouTube and Pornhub. The results? A stark contrast in ad revenue that might make content creators rethink their platform strategies.
According to Zara's post, while YouTube generally delivers a higher volume of views, the ad revenue generated per million views on Pornhub is nearly three times higher. Her post highlights this significant disparity with a clear visual: $1,000 earned on Pornhub per million views compared to a mere $340 on YouTube for the identical content.
This eye-opening comparison challenges conventional wisdom about video monetization and platform value. YouTube, long considered the dominant platform for video content of all genres, often boasts a larger audience and sophisticated advertising ecosystem. However, Zara's experience suggests that alternative platforms, even those traditionally associated with adult entertainment, can offer surprisingly lucrative opportunities for niche content creators.
The image also features thumbnails of one of Zara's videos, "What is a Neural Network?", as it appears on both platforms. The view counts differ significantly (32,806 views on Pornhub versus 981,000 views on YouTube), reinforcing Zara's point about higher overall viewership on YouTube. However, the crucial takeaway remains the vastly superior revenue per million views on Pornhub.
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