2 Ways to Monetize Your YouTube Channel

There are a few ways to monetize your videos. 
You can connect your YouTube account to your ad sense account and enable Monetization on your videos -
then you will get a small percentage of the revenue. if you want to increase your views and revenue here you should go 
(How to Increase views on you tube videos) 
But Before Getting views and increase views you Should know how to on monetization on YouTube
There is diffrent ways to monetize YouTube I'll tell you step by step and its a legal way to monetize your YouTube Videos and Increase Views on Your Channel.

Step 1. Google Webmaster Tools

Login to your Google Webmaster Tools account, click on your website. . . wait stop there. If you’ve got several sites you’re going to have to choose one and only one. Your YouTube account can only be associated with one website.

OK. Let’s go back. . . then navigate to the left sidebar and click on Configuration –> Associates 

Step 2. YouTube Verification

When you’re done with that, head on over to YouTube.com/verify and go through the verification process, which involves an automated text sent to your cell phone. You have to do this process if you want to monetize with external links AND if you want the ability to upload videos longer than 10 minutes. 

Step 3. Enable external annotation links

Finally, the fun part. Login and pull up your YouTube Channel. Then find and click on Video Manager. At the top of the page there should be a button asking you to Enable external annotation links. You’ll only see this if you did the Webmaster Tools thing. It’s a Big blue bar. . . but somehow I didn’t see it. So here’s a screen shot:

Step 4. Add Associated Website to YouTube

I’m not sure why these steps aren’t automated, but the fact that they aren’t means fewer people will accomplish the full procedure. So the next step involves going to YouTube and navigating to your Channel Settings. In Channel Settings is a link to add your associated website. This is where you type in the name of the website you picked in Step 1. I know it’s redundant – but more steps, less competition.

Step 5. Add External Annotation Link to Video (the final step)

Now you get to navigate to the YouTube Video Manager and choose the video you want to add the external link to. Click on Edit –> Annotations.

The idea now is to use the Annotations feature to add the link and language in the video. In the video manager you get to choose the type of annotation, the placement of the annotation on the video itself and the duration to which it is visible to the viewer.

In the bottom right hand side of the video manager you’ll see the button for link, the dropdown to choose the type of link and the box to type in the url. Choose AssociatedWebsite, type in the url of your one and only ass