651: How YouTube Is Quietly Becoming An E-Commerce Platform

The My Wife Quit Her Job Podcast by Steve Chou

Aug 14, 202638:51Business

YouTube dropped its affiliate threshold to 500 subs and lets creators tag physical products under videos. One under-10K-sub channel drove $20K in product sales last year. Here's the playbook. The post 651: How YouTube Is...

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