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How to check YouTube Earnings in Google AdSense Account

Hello Everyone Today we are going to see a tutorial on how to view your YouTube Channel Earning's in your Google AdSense Account . Earlier Adsense used to show YouTube Earnings in the same page and from the past few months YouTube Earning's are only view able on YouTube analytic page and however you can view your YouTube Earnings in Adsense Account .Simply follow the below Steps , you can access your YouTube Earning's

Step 1 : Open your web Browser ( Such as Internet Explorer or  Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome ) . Google Chrome Browser is highly recommended

Step 2 : Type www.google.com/adsense in the address bar of the web browser and press enter

Step 3 :  Login to your Adsense account with your Gmail email id and password




Step 4 : After logging in to your account , click on the performance reports




Step 5 : Since you need to view your YouTube Earning's . Click on the Products Option which will be on the extreme left on the Screen




Step 6 :  Move your mouse to the bottom of the screen , you will find Hosted AdSense for Content option.




Step 7 : Click on that and you can view your YouTube Earnings for the selected dates are for a particular period of days




Step 8 : YouTube earnings will be added to your AdSense payments page before the 15th of the month and included in your payment if your total earnings exceed the payment threshold. Estimated earnings will not be updated to include your YouTube earnings.

Step 9 : After 15th of every month your previous YouTube month earning's will be added to your account and once it reaches the payment threshold . a payment will be issued on 25th of the same month .

However you can also view your Youtube Earnings in Youtube also . But they are not that accurate to be fair  . If you wish to view your Youtube Earning's in Youtube the following is the process

Step 1 :  Login to your Youtube Account with your email and password

Step 2 : Click on the Video Manager option on the extreme right of your YouTube home page




Step 3 : Click on the Analytics page in the bottom of the list that is visible in the left side of the screen

Step 4 :  Once you click on the Analytics , you can be able to see estimated earnings on the page .



 Step 5 : Click on that and you can view your YouTube Earnings for the selected dates are for a particular period of days

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