Google is retiring video units feature at the end of April. It means, after April, Google AdSense publishers are not going to earn money from the video units that allowed publishers to show YouTube content and AdSense ads on their web pages. But wait end of video units doesn’t mean end of opportunities for the video content creators.

AdSense for Video

If you are the owner or creator of some good videos, you can still earn some money with the help of AdSense. How? It is AdSense for Video that will help you to earn some money. As a video content owner or creator you can run placement targeted instream video ads (pre, mid, post rolls) and graphical overlays or contextually targeted text ads in Flash players, and the ad revenue generated by your videos will be split between you and Google. The ads are non-intrusive and appears in the bottom portion of the video. And the good thing is that you will also earn revenue when users embed your videos across the web. More information about Adsense for Video here.

Video content creators can also earn money with the help of the YouTube Partner Program, which enables popular content creators to share in ad revenue from their videos hosted on YouTube. As a YouTube partner you can generate revenue from relevant InVideo ads overlaid on your videos and banner ads running next to your videos. Well, to qualify for the YouTube Partner program, you must meet some minimum criteria, including owning the copyrights and distribution rights for all audio and video content that you upload. For more information about the qualifying criteria and to join the program click here.

So, if you have some great videos and a growing audience why not make some money online? Try AdSense for Video or the YouTube Partner program and Make Money Online with your Videos. It is not that really hard. All you have to do is create some interesting and original videos!