Google has announced its AdSense dashboard will no longer show YouTube metrics beginning January 2018.
“Please note that early next year AdSense will no longer show YouTube metrics.
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“The best place to see your estimated earnings and other monetization metrics is the YouTube Analytics Revenue report,” Google said in a statement.
TheNewsGuru reports revenue report is available for YouTube partners who have associated an AdSense account.
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To see your estimated earnings, use the YouTube Analytics Revenue report. You won’t see your YouTube revenue in AdSense Estimated Earnings anymore.
See your Revenue report:
Creator Studio Classic
You can go directly to the Revenue report or follow the steps below.
- Log in to YouTube.
- In the top right-hand corner, select your account > Creator Studio.
- In the menu on the left, click Analytics > Revenue report.
YouTube Studio Beta
- Sign in to YouTube Studio Beta.
- In the left-hand menu, click Analytics.
- Click the Revenue tab to see revenue info cards:
- Your estimated revenue: This shows how much you’re earning, including revenue from all Google-sold ads, transactions and subscriptions. It does not include partner-sold and partner-served ads. This number may be adjusted and may not match your final AdSense payments.
- Monthly estimated revenue: This shows how much your channel has earned in the last six months. For ongoing months, and months without finalised payments, revenue is estimated and subject to change.
- Estimated monetised playbacks: This shows how many times a viewer saw at least 1 ad while watching a video. This estimate includes cases where a viewer quits watching during the pre-roll ad.
- Top-earning videos: This shows videos with the highest estimated revenue for the time period.
- Revenue sources: This shows how you’re making money with YouTube.
- Ad types: This shows what ad formats are shown on your channel.
- Transactions: This shows estimated transaction revenue, including money from paid content and Super Chat, minus any refunds to partners.
- Click on the cards to get a deeper dive.
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